UPDATE TO THE PREVIOUS POST ABOUT MY YOUTUBE CHANNEL!

I have obtained legal information leading me to believe that I have not violated the "Fair Use Law" in any of my work and will continue to be vigilant to not do so in the future. 

IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING MY YOUTUBE CHANNEL

For the time being, I have CHANGED all of my videos, except one, the documentary about the making of the animated short: The Way to Get Money is to Ask for It (which is still PUBLIC), to PRIVATE, because of copyright concerns. As soon as this issue is clarified, I will be again be updating my Channel listings.

Thank you!

John

Beethoven Documentary

 The Beethoven documentary has been delayed until after the Ellwood Project (working title) is completed. 

Episode 4 of 4, Austria 2018 Travel video series.

 Episode 4 of the Austria 2018 Travel video series is finished! It is the last of the series which means that my "Opus Magnum" is, at long last, done!! This episode covers our trip to western Austria with visits to Salzburg and multiple interesting sites in the surrounding countryside. The link is: https://youtu.be/y0vaVi-Rh2E, however,

It is a PRIVATE post so please email me at john.glassco@paraglassproductions.com for the direct link.

I hope you enjoy it! 

Episode 3 of the Austria 2018 travel documentary

Just posted a new video. It is posted as a "private" video for the time being. This means that I'll need to give you the direct link so that you can view it. So, just email me at john.glassco@paraglassproductions and ask for the link and I'll gladly provide that to you. Thanks and enjoy!

New short documentary coming soon!

I'm working on a short documentary on Ludwig van Beethoven's time in Heiligenstadt, Austria where he wrote his heartbreaking "testament" about his ever worsening deafness and his resultant isolation from general society. It should be out in the next few weeks. Of course, it will be posted on my YouTube Channel.

New movie just published on our YouTube Channel.

We just published a fun little animated movie that we just completed called Lego Houdini. The script was actually written by John's grandson Luke who was 10 years old when the project was started two years ago. It was our first attempt at animating Lego characters which present the challenge of being rather small and thus more difficult to work with that the larger clay figures that we had used in the past. The YouTube link is: https://youtu.be/4YFj9cWrZM8.
Do have a look! We hope you enjoy it!