THE AnARcHy 101 FILM TROUPE
AnARcHy 101 created and produced over 90 shorts and music videos and 4 feature films from 1985 through 1997. Although the film troupe is no longer active, AnARcHy 101 Productions with just B. Scott O’Malley keeps producing shorts and features.
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B. Scott O’Malley has just completed writing and directing his next feature, Audie & The Wolf , a horror-comedy about a wolf who turns into a savage, bloodthirsty homicidal man. He also wrote and directed the underground Super 8 feature film cult hit Bleak Future, available on DVD in major retail video outlets nationwide and for rental at Netflix. He draws the comic Soberbound and lives with his adopted cats Annie, Carpet, and Samuel R. Butterstuff in the verdant hills of Los Feliz, California. |
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Scott Michael Bier is a writer and a teacher. |
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Rob Cunningham is an archaeologist and a singer in a rock’n'roll band. |
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Frank Kowal III is a sci-fi writer and actor living in the Los Angeles area. |
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Steven A. Kowal is a writer and a filmmaker. |
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Phyllis McDonald is an artist living in Los Angeles. |
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Brad Rockhold is a classical music afficionado and a filmmaker. |
CONTRIBUTORS
Penn K. Williams is a filmmaker and founder of Mostly Harmless Entertainment. He runs a sound services company in Southern California.
Greg “Punk Rock Greg” Wyatt was a contributing writer to AnARcHy 101. He’s a filmmaker and all-around production and post-production guru, living in the Southern California area.
2 responses so far ↓
1 Phee // Nov 10, 2008 at 7:52 pm
STICKS ARE HEEERRRREE!!!
2 karl obine // Feb 22, 2009 at 11:12 am
Hello, I like your site! I have a question about filmmaking. I have a computer with Windows Vista and Windows Moviemaker. I have a Kodak easyshare camera M763 model. The camera takes good video but will not let me import the video into Windows Moviemaker or into any other part of the computer. I get a message that says something about “codec”. Can you offer any suggestions on how to import video? Can you recommend a good camera that will work with Windows Moviemaker? Thank you for your help. -Karl
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