Danny PlotnickDanny Plotnick has been making Super 8 films since the mid 1980s and earned the nickname The King of Super 8. Not only have his films screened at festivals all over the world, but they have also aired on MTV, on The Independent Film Channel, and screned at the Museum of Modern Art. From 1986-2001 he made over fifteen brash Super 8 films, traveling the country, showing films and conducting Super 8 workshops. His film Skate Witches has a fervent internet following, and in the past several years has been covered in the New York Times, Vogue, and Maximum Rocknroll. His film I'm Not Fascinating-The Movie! celebrated its twentieth anniversary with a series of screenings around the country at various Alamo Drafthouse cinemas. Most recently, Plotnick's films have been sought out for inclusion in the Hugh Hefner Moving Image archive at USC, which has started archiving a collection of punk rock and small gauge cinema. Plotnick is currently the director of film studies at the University of San Francisco. He was also the founder and publisher of Motorbooty, a seminal magazine in the independent music and comics world of the 1980s and 1990s. Read More Read Less