Join Upshaw Monroe as he attempts to stop an out of control monorail in an eight minute, action-packed, single-rail,adventur e that you will never forget no matter how hard you try!
Every holiday season I would be called to the New York home store to prepare for the busy shopping season. This would include film/toy promotions and the fabrication and installation of the holiday windows. This presentation is divided into two parts. Part one highlights the shops within the store that I contributed to. The second part highlights three different seasons of holiday windows.
A slideshow made from a compilation of pictures I took with my pocket digital camera while driving around Montana, Wyoming and Idaho. Yes, I am the bartender.
Paul Porto delivers one of his finest performances to date as Paul Porto, unemployed guy. A factual, brutally honest depiction of what a typical day is like at home and unemployed. It's five minutes of your life you will never get back.
The Paul Porto Visual Merchandising Portfolio. A three minute mixed media presentation of Visual Merchandising projects at Olde Town San Diego. Before and after photos of several key merchandising areas. Part two of three presentations showcasing my time as Visual Merchandise Manager for Delaware North Parks & Resorts.
Preview for new action short film from Portoland Productions. Paul Porto (Star of Glamorous Life of the Unemployed) plays Monorail Pilot Upshaw Monroe in the single concrete beam adventure of a lifetime!
The Paul Porto Visual Merchandising Portfolio. A three minute mixed media presentation of Visual Merchandising projects at the Kennedy Space Center visitor Complex. Part One of three presentations showcasing my time as Visual Merchandise Manager for Delaware North Parks & Resorts.
Once again, we join Merritt as she feeds the fish at the big aquarium at Outdoor World in Orlando, Florida. Yes, this another sequel. However, it's much shorter than the first one and you can actually see some fish.
Remarkably similar to it's predecessor. However, it is fifteen seconds shorter and not as clever. Cool thing was I was finished before lunch! It seems, unemployment has atrophosized my frontal lobes and this sort of thing isn't as easy as it once was. Enjoy! Your Pal, Paul
