I write ideas, then I pull out my camera and tell people what to do. And I love doing it. I then get to add and edit all the images into a linear model, called a video. I then watch other people watching what I have just made, and then we all smile, because my work is sometimes satisfying. I love to go longboarding, and I love to meditate. Meditating helps me become what I'm supposed to be, and it helps me flush all the crap out of my head that the man behind the curtain has tried so long to put there. I love taking what I have learned and giving it to others, and learning from their culture or style of living. I love watching a person go through a self-revelation. Nothing could make me smile more, unless I were to meet a clown who's job was to pull the corners of my lips up, and when he did it, it tickled me everywhere and his fingers played Prefuse 73. That would make me smile pretty hard. I also love producing music, though I no longer have the tolerance to learn how to use all this new software, and no one to work on it with, so I typically am using other stuff to soundtrack my "moving picture shows" in the meantime. I am a vegan and I don't drink alcohol, because it makes you freaking stupid. Trust me, I've seen you when you get drunk, and it's pretty pathetic (unless your doing it so we can have sex, then I understand, but then sex isn't very good, because I'm holding your hair from getting puke on it). So if you ask me to go have a drink with you, I will say ok. I also love to draw and paint, sculpt things out of clay, take photos, go on a ride on my sweet FZ1, and listen to Prefuse 73. My dog will steal your bottle caps. I make lizards have sex.
Tuesday, November 13 marks the release date of the new uncensored DVD, “Kyle Cease: Weirder. Blacker. Dimpler.†Loaded with unseen footage from the televised one hour special, this DVD is a must have for any Kyle Cease fan.
"In what is Kevin’s first documentary film, he sets off to explore not just the life of his older brother as a stand-up comedian, but how his brother handles the pressure and taxing schedule of the industry while preparing for the biggest event of his stand-up career; a televised one-hour special for Comedy Central."
"This next generation documentary delivers an inspiring message to all artists and performers while remaining relevant and entertaining to all audiences...." Read the rest of the review on Punchline Magazine by clicking here!
"An enjoyable, if somewhat self-serving, documentary directed by Cease's brother gives some background on Kyle, as well as excerpts from various routines, again lending credence to the performance artist aspect of Cease's on-stage persona. When Cease's mother becomes overcome with laughter recounting how during her pregnancy she was told that Kyle was hydrocephalic and probably retarded, it's easy to see that there's a genetic element to his skewed sense of humor." - DVD Talk
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