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Randy S. Kirk

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Randy S Kirk fell in love with movies at an early age. He would sneak out at night and ride his bike down to the local drive in and sit out side the fence and get lost in the movie on the giant screen. This started at age seven and his love of film continues to grow. He has written several full length features, shorts and a T.V. Pilot. He loves the entire process of bringing what he has written to life and the collaborative effort of bringing a scene to life. Randy has created a production company with his son Ryan Kirk called "One Inch Punch Productions" and Randy also has a film company called "Whole Village Moving Pictures". The latter comes from his belief that it takes a village of creative, dedicated and talented people to make a film. He is very great full to have met and work with such people and hopes one day to be able to pay them for their time and contribution. Randy and his cast and crew won Best Picture, Best FX and Best Death Scene for the 6th annual Horror Fest Film Festival put on by The Okanagan Society for Independent Film in 2014. He has been lucky enough to share his passion with his son and only wishes he would have got at it many years earlier but "life Happens". It is all good though as more "Films will happen".

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2014  First Annual Barbecue

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2014  First Annual Barbecue
????  Temple
????  The Phoenix Solution

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