By Danny Gregory

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Danny TV

March 14, 2007

Here's a compedium of the various films I've been posting over the years. If you have a problem viewing them, visit my YouTube channel.

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An early Jack Tea Gregory Kung Fu classic. Featuring Patti Ltynn as The WunWomn

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An adventure movie starring Jack Tea Gregory

dug out of the archives for your viewing pleasure.

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A demonstration of how I do a pen, ink, and watercolor painting of an LA landscape. Includes time lapse and extensive commentary. It is long, a little large, and may take a minute or two to download. Please be patient. Maybe do a drawing while you wait.

My most recent spot for Crayola Color Wonder.

It was directed in Vancouver by my pal, John Mastromonaco. The music was composed by Mark Mothersbaugh who scored some of my favorite movies including "Bottle Rocket", "Rushmore," and of course, "Rugrats" and "PeeWee's Playhouse"

Portrait 698 demonstrated

Portrait 694 demonstrated

A new Crayola spot I have been working on

Ratcatchers

One remote-controlled robotic rat, two miniature dachshunds. Let 'em rip.

This Week in Vancouver

A cheery video wrap-up from noted international personality and raconteur, Danny Gregory

Weekly News 7.31
08:39
More nonsense about what I did over the past seven days.

Weekly News 7.21
01:13
We've moved to the Southern Hemisphere and are enjoying life in the tropics.

Weekly News 16.8
03:07
What's been up with me this week.

Weekly News 7.31b
02:33
Sorry the first bit got cut off. Here's more nonsense ....

9.11 + 11
01:18
I shot this short film in Downtown Manhattan eleven days after the September 11th attacks. The music was provided by a group of Haitian ladies who were singing hymns across the street from Ground Zero.

Googly Eye
00:25
Tim's eyebrows and black face make his eyes seem quite odd at time.

AfterBath
01:07
Tim and Joe have vigorous tussle after I gave them a serious scrubdown in the kitchen sink. It was Tim's first bath but he didn't seem to hate it.

Joe and Tim
00:31
A short music video featuring two wieners.

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A stop-motion animated film made by my son, Jack Tea, 12.

Sunday Road Rage
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A hot-blooded, hair-raising animated car chase with thrills, spills, and grisliness.