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About Stephen I was... I mean... Stephen was born in Dayton, Ohio and now lives in Brooklyn, New York. He produces Channel101, a monthly video competition at New York's Pianos Bar. He was editor-in-chief of the University of Michigan's 100 year old humor magazine, The Gargoyle. In 2003, he co-founded the comedy website, Supermasterpiece with Andrew Lin and Chris Messick. In 2006 Stephen was accepted to participate in the RIPFest short film event as a writer. He's written and directed videos which have screened at the Tribeca Cinema and Anthology Flim Archive in Manhattan, at the GalleriBOX in Akureyi, Iceland and at the Center for Contemporary Art in Glasgow, Scotland. Stephen has appeared on ”Late Night with Conan O'Brien.” He's worked with comedians such as Ed Helms, Rob Corddry and Seth Herzog in his role as producer and writer for The Shushan Channel, an annual purim spiel performed at 92YTribeca in New York City, created by Daily Show with Jon Stewart writer Rob Kutner and directed by Mike Shapiro. He frequently collaborates with his fellow Levinson Brother, Joel Moss. Stephen lives with his fiancé Hannah Kasper, and her cat.
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WRITING The Marmaduke Project Deconstructing Marmaduke. For Sale: Amazingly Fast Computer I sell my computer on e-bay. Fine, Just Have the Olympics at My Place an open letter to the city of New York. Ride the Tiger Another ebay sale. What Kind of Pet Should You Get Quiz Dear China Great Wall a breakup letter A Brush with Death Jake must save his partner, before it's too late. Computerized Magic One, Two and Three taking magic into the computer age. Discount Army tips for waging war on the cheap Farmer Jack A very true story about the healing power of Love. McNuggula Conversation with an alien visitor. Sherlock Homes: The Case of the Spider Bite Candy Analysis (co-writer) Failed Religions (co-writer)
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Jewno (director) The funniest parody of Juno out there, according to Juno director Jason Reitman, and linked to on Diablo Cody's blog. Guest starring J.K. Simmons. Bound for Gory (writer/producer) Jonathan Katz (of Dr. Katz fame) stars in a retelling of the binding of Issac. Julie Klausner plays a slave having "the talk" with her slavedriver in Let My People Grow. Eco the Enviro-clown (director) A ten minute comedy about the travails of an environmentally-conscious clown in NYC. Guest starring Samantha Bee. Jack of All Trades (writer)They say that those who can't do, teach. And there's a million things that Shek, the Jack of All Trades, can't do. Armsstrong (creator, writer, director) Two Armstrongs are trapped in one body. Animation by Adult Swim's spectacular Ed Mundy, and Illustrations by Andrew Lin Invisible City: Episode 1 (creator, writer, director, editor) A boxer past his prime is blackmailed in the city where everyone is completely invisible. Voted #1 show at NY's Channel 102. With Andrea Rosen and Nick Kroll. Invisible City: Episode 2 (creator, writer, director, editor) A ghost tale. Screened at NY's Channel 102. With Nick Kroll and John Mullaney.
Abe & Ape (writer, director, editor) Two primates in the prime of their lives. Screened at LA's Channel101. Hi-Jacked (creator, writer, editor, "Jack") The world's greatest businessman must utilize new skills to rescue his son. Voted Top Failed Pilot at LA's Channel 101. The Bone Boys (writer, editor). Gonzo parody. Voted Top Failed Pilot at LA's Channel 101. Welcome to Our House (editor) Written by Julie Klausner and Jackie Clarke, a parody of the YouTube sensation, "Welcome to My House." Late Night with
Conan O'Brien (performer) Kicking Asteroid! (writer) Rivals must team up to defeat a deadly asteroid. Screened at LA's Channel 101. Biolevel: Trouble (writer) A situation comedy. Screened at LA's Channel 101. With Craig Baldo. Putt Putt Ponies (creator, writer) Call Now (director, editor,
co-writer) The Price of Free Pizza (writer)
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COMICS Crazy Robot life
isn't easy for our loveably robotic hero. Times Are Looking Bleak for the Zen Master Klassic Komix (writer) MUSIC Oops! I Did It Again, by Louis Armstrong (concept) Google the title of this Britney song, this parody is what comes up. Do They Know it's Thanksgiving on the Moon (lyrics)
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