In 2001, there was a television show on the local Oxnard Public Access Channel (OPAC) known as "The Tony D. Show". This show was hilarious to watch because it made no sense, yet it was brilliant. Half of the show consisted of random video set to techno music and the other half of the show consisted of horribly acted skits in which you could hear Tony D. whispering lines to his actors. In the Spring of 2001, my wife and I purchased a Sony Digital 8 video camera and, with the help of Colyn, one of the co-founders of this project, created a 10 minute short video as a present for Yvonne's father for Father's Day. The video was loved by everyone who saw it and, after watching Tony D. so much, we decided to start making more videos. Production began in the summer of 2001 on The Oxnard Files: Episode 2.0. After completion, this was shown on OPAC-TV. Two more episodes were produced under that title and then production began on a new project that would become known as Programme 1...

  Programme 1 was produced from 2002-2006 and was an off-the-wall comedy sketch show with a healthy dose of slapstick. The show enjoyed a fair amount of success and won two awards. In late 2006, we started production on a new series that was called The Oxnard Files 5.0. Only one episode was completed and we ended production. In 2007, Michaela's Lesson was completed and marked our first actual short film. Between early 2007 and late 2008, there was a hiatus in production of any video projects that ended with a new project known as The Oxnard Files: Apocalypse. This project is currently in production.

  Our aim with these videos is quite simple: We want to bring people towards the Light. There is a Darkness that seems to be spreading across the world. If we can make someone smile, think about something they wouldn't normally consider, or learn something new, then we have countered this Darkness. If everyone else who believes the same does the same, then the Light will overcome the Darkness...(11:11)...