In today's world of YouTube, Vimeo, Daily Motion, and hundreds of online video sharing sites, it's a pleasant surprise to see an individual sharing old school videos by VHS. Collecting thousands of oddball and hilarious tapes from bargain bins, thrift stores, and garage sales across the country, Nick Prueher has amassed a unique kind of treasure. Along with best friend, Joe Pickett, Prueher has edited these treasures for theatrical presentation. The shows include a live commentary, skits, and entertaining guests - all hilarious featuresof the annual phenomenon known as the Found Footage Festival.

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Whether as an actor, writer, or producer, Ray McKinnon does it all with a certain Southern flair. A native of Adel, Georgia, McKinnon made his mark with a variety of character roles in films like The Net, O Brother Where Art Thou?, and Apollo 13. In 2002, he earned an Academy Award for Best Live Action Short for his quirky look at the corporatization of the farming industry in The Accountant. Says McKinnon: "I've always been inspired to represent the region where I'm from in a way that is authentic to me."

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