Kings Mob Productions

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Kings Mob Productions is a DiY filmmaking and agitprop media-making "anti-corporation" dedicated to creating "new, dangerous, and thought-provoking media."

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[edit] Background

The organization has gone through several incarnations over the past decade, with a rotating roster of activists/artists who come and go based on their personal inspirations and creative missions.

Currently, Kings Mob Productions is creating transgressive films for distribution through indie film outfit Halo Eight Entertainment. Kings Mob Productions is best known for the indie film Threat and for the Do-it-Yourself Media live event series DiY-Fest.

[edit] Core Rosters For Notable Projects

[edit] "Threat" indie film

(in alphabetical order)

  • Anna Barranca
  • Benjamin Brancato
  • Noah Brown aka Queque
  • Tony Dreannan
  • David R. Fisher
  • Brian Giberson
  • Valerie Hallier aka Killili
  • Andrew Hawthorne
  • Robert Anthony Jr.
  • Kamouflage
  • Ben Knight
  • Keith Middleton aka Wild Child
  • Katie Nisa
  • Cece Peri, Ph.D.
  • Matt Pizzolo
  • Carlos Puga
  • Jay Rose
  • Neil Rubenstein
  • Rebekka Takamizu

best known for the indie film Threat and for the Do-it-Yourself Media live event series DiY-Fest.

[edit] "Godkiller" comic book

(in alphabetical order)

[edit] "How To Make An American Porn" comic book

(in alphabetical order)

  • Inker: Ale Alvarez
  • Penciller / Colorist: Andrea Blanco
  • Writer: Matt Pizzolo

[edit] "DiY-Fest" live event series

(in alphabetical order)

  • Anna Barranca
  • Benjamin Brancato
  • Traci Brandon
  • Zack Exley
  • Sander Hicks
  • Kamouflage
  • Katie Nisa
  • Matt Pizzolo
  • Jay Rose
  • Neil Rubenstein
  • Shipwreck
  • Justin Silverman
  • Harris Smith
  • Emily Soffin
  • Rebekka Takamizu
  • Cat Tyc
  • Kerry Weber

[edit] "Rage" music video featuring WTO "Battle of Seattle" footage

(in alphabetical order)

[edit] External links