I was lucky enough to be a part of the L.A. Comedy Shorts Film Festival for the 3rd year in a row. That festival just seems to get better and better each year, so I was truly honored to be asked to animate some intro videos and debut a new short entitled “Famous People. Fast Food.”

Scroll down to see interviews, pics, and links to some folks who put up with me at the L.A. Comedy Shorts Film Festival this year. Also, be sure to check out my intros and new toon, then let me know what you think. Cheers!

Peoples

• L.A. Comedy Shorts Film Festival
• Daily Fibers Films
• Kevin Avery
• The Olde Money Boyz
• Dustin Hahn
• Lori Elberg
• Bevin Carnes
• Caryn Ruby
• Zach Seemayer

New Toons

• Watch the L.A. Comedy Shorts Film Festival 2013 Animated Intros
• Watch my NEW short, “Famous People. Fast Food.”

Photos Of Stuff

At the Burger Buddy, you never know who might stop by for a burger & some fries. Written, voiced, and animated by Greg Bro, “Famous People. Fast Food.” debuted at the 2013 L.A. Comedy Shorts Film Festival.

For the 2013 L.A. Comedy Shorts Film Festival, I was asked to create several intros for the various film blocks. Scroll down and check out what I made.

Intro 1 – Film Festival: The Video Game

Intro 2 – The Future of Comedy

Intro 3 – A Journey Through Film

Intro 4 – Welcome To Your Feature Presentation!

This weekend marks my 3rd trip to the L.A. Comedy Shorts Film Festival in downtown Los Angeles, California. For this year’s festival, I had the distinct honor of being asked to animate intros for each film block. I am also debuting a new animated short entitled “Famous People. Fast Food.” on Friday, April 4th at 8:00PM in the “Tough Luck” film block. If you happen to be in L.A. and like laughing, swing by to check out a lot of funny flicks and meet some seriously funny peeps. And I am there too, so be sure to high five me and say, “Hey there, handsome sauce. Here’s an unopened bag of Funyuns and a 6-pack of Tab. Later, bro.”

Follow me on Twitter for updates on the festival throughout the weekend. I promise to tweet lots of pix and eye roll inducing jokes.

Stuper Powers is an animated series where not all super powers are that super. In fact, sometimes they’re downright stupid. Continue visiting TheBroShow.com for all the mystery, action, and intrigue of Stuper Powers – ALL in glorious 2-D!

In this episode of Stuper Powers, the police are on a stakeout to dig up some dirt on Angry Tony and his gang. Luckily, they’ve got a little help from Sandwich Shapeshifter.

UPDATE: Check out these videos from the Twin Cities Film Fest MN filmmakers block on Monday, October 15th, 2012. Just a note, I’m the one dressed like a large headed balding white guy.

Red Carpet Interview

MN Block Screening Q&A

I couldn’t be more excited to be screening at a local film festival. My mom cannot wait to finally boo my film among a local crowd, so anticipation is high for this one. I will be there throughout the festival, so if you see my big ass head dancing around, swing by and say hello. And if you’d like to see my film on the big screen, it screens Monday, October 15th at 9:00PM. You can purchase tickets here… or approach me in the lobby and I will just play it for you on my phone.

Check out this promo interview I did for TCFF. If you like un-tightened ties and monotone speaking, this interview will melt your face! Thank you to TCFF for editing out the part where I tried to eat an entire bag of Funyuns in one sitting. You guys rule. Cheers!

Pre-Fest Interview

Upcoming:

• Event: Twin Cities Film Fest
• Location:Showplace Icon Theatre
  1621 West End Boulevard
  St. Louis Park, MN 55416
• Date: Monday, October 15
• Time: Screening at 9:00PM

• Event: 2012 SoDak Animation Festival
• Location: Performing Arts Center, Larson Concert Hall
  at South Dakota State University
  Brookings, SD 57007
• Date: Friday, October 19
• Time: Screening at 7:00PM

• Event: Flyway Film Festival
• Location: Pepin & Stockholm, WI
• Date: Sunday, October 21
• Time: Screening at 10:00AM in the LA Comedy Shorts Film Block

In this episode of Stuper Powers, a peaceful neighborhood is rocked by a crime and only Catman and his trusty sidekick can find the mastermind behind the mysterious plague.

I was lucky enough to be invited to 2 more film festivals this upcoming weekend; The LA Indie Shorts Film Fest and the TriMedia Film Festival. I would have loved to attend both, but with “Stuper Powers: Rise of the Chipmunk King” screening on the same day at both festivals, I had to flip a coin to decide which one to go to (LA Indie “won”). So if you happen to be in LA this weekend, please swing by and chest bump me. If you’re in Colorado, please pretend you’re me and yell at the screen during my film. Also, shave your eyebrows off cause that’s SO totally something I would do. Cheers!

Screening Info:

• Event: LA Indie Film Festival
• Location: Los Feliz 3 Cinemas
  1822 N. Vermont Ave.
  Los Angeles, CA 90027
• Date: Saturday, September 8
• Time: 4:00PM

• Event: TriMedia Film Festival
• Location: Lory Student Center Theatre
  500 University Avenue,
  Fort Collins, CO 80523
• Date: Saturday, September 8
• Time: 5:00-7:30PM in the Comedy Short Films Block

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This weekend I have the pleasure of being a part of the HollyShorts Film Festival. My animated short, “Stuper Powers: Rise of the Chipmunk King,” will be a part of the Adult Animation block of films screening on Sunday, April 12 at 9:30pm. I will be there drinking and making a complete ass of myself, so come to say “hello” and heckle the living hell out of my cartoon. Cheers!

Festival Info:

HollyShorts Film Festival (HSFF) is an annual film festival showcasing the best and brightest short films from around the globe. HollyShorts is devoted to the advancement filmmakers through screenings, Q&A sessions and networking events. The HollyShorts Film Festival showcases the top short films produced 30-minutes or less.