Kevin O'Connor (television)

Lost in Reality (2012)

Actors: Carey Rayburn (miscellaneous crew), Sonny Backus (miscellaneous crew), David Kilgo (actor), Bernadette Chapman (director), Bernadette Chapman (writer), Bernadette Chapman (producer), Kenneth Hurd (editor), Kevin Wayne (actor), Michelle Torres (actress), Bob Fitts (actor), Bob Fitts (producer), Cynthia Lejeune (producer), Bert R. Payne (miscellaneous crew), Sherri Eakin (actress), Sadie Chapman (miscellaneous crew),

Plot: Seduced by the lure of reality TV fame, Angelo becomes entangled between two opposing worlds. This twenty something struggles to maintain his own identity in a celebrity crazed environment that, for the most part, perceives him as The Animal, a character conceived and manipulated by studio heavyweights to line their own pockets . Life at the Zoo House, despite its glamorous trappings and undeniable perks, is inhabited with drama and friends of questionable motives. Can Angelo survive being LOST IN REALITY?

Walter Don't Dance (2011)

Actors: Sarah Clifford (miscellaneous crew), Sarah Clifford (miscellaneous crew), Leif Gantvoort (actor), Rider Strong (actor), Monica Keena (actress), Graham Sibley (actor), Alexandra Barreto (producer), Chris Levitus (writer), Chris Levitus (director), Chris Levitus (editor), Michael Tumino (producer), David Martin (writer), Brigitte the Dog (actress),

Bridal Shower (2004)

Actors: Jesse Lucas (composer), Frank Chico (miscellaneous crew), Gina Pareño (actress), Robbie Tan (producer), Elmer Buencamino (miscellaneous crew), Tara Illenberger (editor), Dina Bonnevie (actress), Boots Anson-Roa (actress), Irma Adlawan (actress), Flora Gasser (actress), Cherry Pie Picache (actress), Armando Lao (writer), Pocholo Montes (actor), Bong Domingo (miscellaneous crew), Tiqui Del Rosario (miscellaneous crew),

Reality Check (2002)

Actors: Sticky Fingaz (actor), Scott Putman (producer), Eric Chase (editor), John Langley (producer), Mladen Milicevic (composer), Rafal Zielinski (director), Khalil Kain (actor), Courtney Peldon (actress), Ryan Spahn (actor), Andreas Olavarria (producer), Andreas Olavarria (actor), Julie Ann Emery (actress), Timothy Lee DePriest (actor), Kristen Miller (actress), Nate Dushku (actor),

Plot: Four young women and three young men, totally strangers to each other, are sent to an isolated house with the crew members of a reality show to stay living together for three months without any means of communication with the exterior, and in the end, the winner will get a prize of US$ 100,000.00. When the cameraman is found dead in a barn, the group becomes hysterical, since nobody knows who is trustful.

Invisible Dad (1998)

Actors: Andrew Stevens (producer), Fred Olen Ray (writer), Peter Spellos (actor), Mary Elizabeth McGlynn (actress), Robert Donavan (actor), Karen Black (actress), Ashok Amritraj (producer), Hoke Howell (actor), Charles Dierkop (actor), Daran Norris (actor), Gary Graver (actor), Robert Donavan (actor), Ross Hagen (actor), Fred Olen Ray (director), Bonnie Stauch (costume designer),

Plot: Doug Baily's father is weird, but a strange machine in the garage now makes him invisible too. Its a roller coaster ride of fun and hijinks as Doug tries to turn his invisible dad back to normal again.

An American Vampire Story (1997)

Actors: Ed Baran (miscellaneous crew), Adam West (actor), Carmen Electra (actress), Sydney Lassick (actor), Nan Garcia-Wood (actress), Billy 'Sly' Williams (actor), Danny Minnick (actor), Johnny Venocur (actor), Janet Place (miscellaneous crew), Trevor Lissauer (actor), Dick Dale (actor), Richard Chaim (miscellaneous crew), Nicole Gian (actress), Kim Meredith (actress), Chad Muska (actor),

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Attack of the 60 Foot Centerfolds (1995)

Actors: Ted Newsom (actor), Nikki Fritz (actress), Deborah Dutch (actress), Jim Wynorski (actor), Michelle Bauer (actress), Jay Richardson (actor), Forrest J Ackerman (actor), Peter Spellos (actor), Russ Tamblyn (actor), Jimmy Williams (actor), Tim Abell (actor), George Stover (actor), Ross Hagen (actor), Mike Elliott (producer), Roger Corman (producer),

Plot: Among the finalists for "Centerfold Of The Year" are Angel and her spiteful rival Betty. However, no one is aware of Angel's involvement in a secret medical beauty enhancement program headed by Dr. Lindstrom. Desperate to win, Angel overdoses on Lindstrom's formula, with disastrous results. Soon she has grown to monstrous but shapely proportions, causing all sorts of complications, the most dangerous being Betty's jealousy of Angel's new-found attention. Betty discovers Angel's secret and takes the formula herself, causing her to grow into an equally gorgeous giant. As the girls battle it out on Hollywood Blvd., Dr. Lindstrom races to find an antidote.

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The Bots Master (1993)

Actors: Janyse Jaud (actress), Doug Parker (miscellaneous crew), Avi Arad (producer), Mark Hildreth (actor), Ian James Corlett (actor), Jean Chalopin (producer), Jean Chalopin (writer), Michael Donovan (actor), Terry Klassen (actor), Michael Donovan (actor), Ian James Corlett (actor), Sam Vincent (actor), Dale Wilson (actor), Richard Cox (actor), Chelan Simmons (actress),

Plot: When genius robot technician Ziv "ZZ" Zulander discovers that his employers (RM Corps) have designs on world domination, he quits and tries to warn people about them. Branded an outlaw by their powerful boss Lewis Leon Paradim (LLP), ZZ and his bot-designer sister (Blitzy) are forced into hiding. His one advantage is the chip he developed, which gives his bots their own personalities, and enables them to think for themselves and fight intelligently. This makes them a powerful force against a huge but predictable army of security bots. RM Corps's attempts to upgrade their bots' firepower with their Krang chip are a constant danger. Their bot- designer (the oily Dr Hiss) desperately wants to capture a ZZ bot for examination, and ZZ must also avoid being distracted by LLP's gorgeous security chief, Lady Frenzy.

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Funland (1987)

Actors: David L. Lander (actor), William Windom (actor), Lonnie Ramati (miscellaneous crew), Jan Hooks (actress), Mary Beth McDonough (actress), William Vanderkloot (producer), William Vanderkloot (editor), Michael A. Simpson (writer), Randal Patrick (actor), Michael A. Simpson (producer), Michael A. Simpson (director), Michael A. Simpson (writer), Annette Haywood-Carter (miscellaneous crew), Teresa M. Yarbrough (miscellaneous crew), Marla Maples (actress),

Plot: Funland is about to open for the new season, and we follow several employees through the rituals of opening the park for the season. Owner Angus Perry refuses to sell the land to a shady development company. A few days later, he's found dead, and the company, headed by Maurio DeMauro, buys up his shares. Concerned only for the profit margin, they start to cut costs and install less family-oriented rides. No one is more upset by this than clown mascot Bruce Burger. Once park accountant Neil Stickney, and one of the founder of the park, he suffered a nervous breakdown, and was kept on by Perry out of pity, he has started to believe he really IS Bruce Burger, and considers himself and Stickney separate people. When a prima donna named Chad Peller is hired to replace him, Burger starts to lose his tenuous grip on reality. He is soon visited by Perry's ghost, who tells him he was murdered. Enraged, Burger plots to take down the park, but decides to first get rid of his replacement...