Benjamin J Heckendorn
Birth : 1975-10-19, United States
History
Benjamin J. Heckendorn is an American console modder and Computer engineer. He is better known as Ben Heck on the Internet. Heckendorn is also an independent filmmaker and he was the star of element14's The Ben Heck Show, a popular online series, until leaving the show in late 2018.
Writer
Rustic Resort has a new owner but an old problem has resurfaced – a giant killer possum! Anti-heroes Grady & Jamie are called back to deal with this menace, grappling with Secret Service agents, the Department of Homeland Resources, possumatologists and even the president’s daughter along the way.
Director
Rustic Resort has a new owner but an old problem has resurfaced – a giant killer possum! Anti-heroes Grady & Jamie are called back to deal with this menace, grappling with Secret Service agents, the Department of Homeland Resources, possumatologists and even the president’s daughter along the way.
Co-Writer
Port Washington, my action-adventure epic romantic comedy (and by far the most difficult project I’ve ever done) was finally finished in March of 2006 after nearly 4 years of post-production and headaches. Here you can read about the movie and check out the production log to get a feel for the process it took in bringing this beast to life. Note: There’s a lot more additional info on the new “Port Washington Site” - Benjamin J. Heckendorn
Editor
Port Washington, my action-adventure epic romantic comedy (and by far the most difficult project I’ve ever done) was finally finished in March of 2006 after nearly 4 years of post-production and headaches. Here you can read about the movie and check out the production log to get a feel for the process it took in bringing this beast to life. Note: There’s a lot more additional info on the new “Port Washington Site” - Benjamin J. Heckendorn
Producer
Port Washington, my action-adventure epic romantic comedy (and by far the most difficult project I’ve ever done) was finally finished in March of 2006 after nearly 4 years of post-production and headaches. Here you can read about the movie and check out the production log to get a feel for the process it took in bringing this beast to life. Note: There’s a lot more additional info on the new “Port Washington Site” - Benjamin J. Heckendorn
Director
Port Washington, my action-adventure epic romantic comedy (and by far the most difficult project I’ve ever done) was finally finished in March of 2006 after nearly 4 years of post-production and headaches. Here you can read about the movie and check out the production log to get a feel for the process it took in bringing this beast to life. Note: There’s a lot more additional info on the new “Port Washington Site” - Benjamin J. Heckendorn
Writer
My loving emulation of a bad 1950′s horror movie. Filmed in black & white DV with vintage costume, props etc. Computer filtered to look old and emulate framerate. This is probably my favorite movie project, since I had a relatively easy time filming it and was quite pleased with the results. The fact we did the entire thing in 9 months didn’t hurt either! - Benjamin J. Heckendorn
Director
The high-tech sequel to “Adventure” Not as long, but done better and faster paced. Includes many more robots and explosions. Took an amazingly long 2 years to make, which looking back now seems like a bargain.
Producer
The high-tech sequel to “Adventure” Not as long, but done better and faster paced. Includes many more robots and explosions. Took an amazingly long 2 years to make, which looking back now seems like a bargain.
Writer
The high-tech sequel to “Adventure” Not as long, but done better and faster paced. Includes many more robots and explosions. Took an amazingly long 2 years to make, which looking back now seems like a bargain.
Director
The first “big” movie we made. By that I mean full-length, done with decent cameras and professional editing equipment. Has an action-adventure plot involving the Amazon, a lost band of Nazis attempting to take over the world and all sorts of craziness on that level. Thus far, also my longest movie to date and the only one with a musical number. - Benjamin J. Heckendorn
Director
What originally started as a “House on Haunted Hill” ripoff (long before the remake, mind you) ended up as a movie about fighting a giant (well, man-sized) killer possum. The original tape-to-tape edit left a lot to be desired, but this remade 2007 edit is much closer to being an actual coherent movie. This is the most-quoted movie by my friends and those involved, it has kind of a cheesy / enduring legacy about it. - Benjamin J. Heckendorn
Writer
What originally started as a “House on Haunted Hill” ripoff (long before the remake, mind you) ended up as a movie about fighting a giant (well, man-sized) killer possum. The original tape-to-tape edit left a lot to be desired, but this remade 2007 edit is much closer to being an actual coherent movie. This is the most-quoted movie by my friends and those involved, it has kind of a cheesy / enduring legacy about it. - Benjamin J. Heckendorn
