I’ve been VJing for some years now.  I love the live performance aspect of it. An ability to create in real time and when the night’s over, I can simply unplug my laptop and walk away.  It offers creative expression, a sense of fulfillment, and a learning process that is ever evolving.

Photo from the 1st LazerCrunk I VJ’ed at, notice the spray painted cardboard and dual rear projection screens made from cut-frost shower curtains.

I was first introduced to VJing around 2009 while looking for a way to edit music videos in real time.  There were a lot of technical hurdles to over come at the time, but I eventually found a way. And then I stopped making music videos ;) 

From small 50 person capacity venues to large music festivals, I’ve been fortunate in the course that it has taken me.  I am excited for anyone who is interested in the art form and I like to contribute as much as I can to the online knowledgeable. Hence I blog here on ProjectileObjects.com

Baltimore show for Space Is The Place records. Normaling, Astrolith, Cakes Da Killa, TT The Artist.

Full List (To the best of my memory) of all the Artists I’ve worked with:

Some of these artists I have VJ’ed for at an event others I am working with directly to build visual experiences, marked with an (*) if so.

VIA 2014

I’m Queer Pink Wristbands

EyeMixEar 2013-2015

openMapping project