In the Summer of 2012, street artist " Screwtape" Paoli started shadowing street art activist " Army Of One" Jef Campion.
Jef unapologetically takes us into his world. Not only exposing his life long demons but he shows us a close up glimpse of how he gave his greatest efforts using the illegal medium of street art to open up the world's eyes to it's most valuable treasure. Our children.
Filmmaker Carl Paoli goes out to the ranch and gets upclose and personal. Just 20 minutes outside downtown Los Angeles, Hollywood Stuntmen live the lifestyle of age old cowboys. The Scott family wakes up to the roosters crow, saddle their horses, rope steer and feed their livestock. Then they get in their BMWs and head to major motion picture studios to work as stunt professionals.
Filmmaker Carl Paoli captures an intimate perspective of a dedicated BMX rider who rides the line between passion and addiction.
Two years before the street art documentary, “Exit Through The Gift Shop” was released, Carl Paoli’s film “Revolutionary Wall”’, toured the film festival circuit.
This original autobiographical documentary about an elusive graffiti artist, “Screwtape” aka Carl Paoli, was well received world wide.
Carl Paoli spent six months shooting himself painting walls, running from police, interviewing the local citizens regarding the street art and editing the results.
With an IMDB.com credit dating back to 2009, Carl’s independent film was an original first.
In 2012, filmmaker Carl Paoli predicted the future of Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality. Here he displays a commercial depicting the limitless, positive possibilities.
