Trench Digger Cinema

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“Neighborhood Change” is a photo-collage that captures one property in NE Portland’s Concordia neighborhood during house demolition, tree removal and new construction. This small house and large Douglas Fir tree are one of many that have been lost due to development in the area. Although, the neighborhood and its houses are far from “affordable,” the increase in price from old to new construction is quite shocking. The property where the house was demolished was bought for $500,000 and the two houses that were built by the developer on the property sold for close to $900,000 each, an 80 % increase in price. Information in the film notes that many large lots are often split into two parcels, 3,750 square feet each. This occurs under permit 19-119493 PR. Sites under 5,000 square feet are exempt from tree preservation requirements when undergoing development. For sites over 5,000 square feet, one third of all on-site trees over 12 inches in diameter are to be preserved, but the applicant can choose to pay a fee in lieu of preservation for any trees they wish to remove below the one third threshold. For moreinformation on trees and development in Portland: https://www.portlandoregon.gov/trees/article/520568 For more information on local tree advocacy: https://www.treesforlifeoregon.org/ For more information on Housing in Portland: https://www.portland.gov/phb/state-of-housing-report For a film that further explores neighborhood change in the Concordia neighborhood: https://tinyurl.com/Diaryofastreet

Debuting on June 24th, 2020, Norman Sylvester and Jeff S. Dodge take you through a historic journey of North East Portland, Oregon. Beginning with the Lewis and Clark Expedition, Tales of Old Portland also explores Vanport, Portland's own Cotton Club, the community work of Dr. De Norval Unthank, as well as the impact of gentrification and how it impacts today’s current community values. Enjoy this 7 part series that includes footage and raw interviews of long time NE Portland residents discussing life in Portland prior to the 21st Century. Featuring the testimony of LLOYD ALLEN, JOSEPH BENJAMIN, MELVIN O. BROADOUS, KENNETH COLEMAN, FORREST JENKINS, PAUL KNAULS, SHERRA NEAL, FRED STEWART, J.T. TIMMS, ADDIE WALLACE, THOMAS C. UNTHANK, LESLEY UNTHANK & JIM UNTHANK. Written & Directed by Norman Sylvester & Jeff S. Dodge cc 2020

"What Good Are Notebooks?" with David Craig Videography by Jeff S. Dodge Shot on Location in the Kenton Neighborhood, Portland, OR Music by the Peasant Revolution Band (from the LP "8 Weeks From Mars" - available at: ) https://music.apple.com/us/album/setting-sun-feat-comrad-fantastic/558317087?i=558317220 Pretty Teeth Productions © 2020 in Collaboration with Trench Digger Productions and Recording Studios LLC

Scott and Jeff go to SXSW 2019 Starring Scott A. Peterson & Jeff S. Dodge Written & Directed by Jeff S. Dodge shot on location at: Clive Bar, Austin, TX http://clivebar.com/ featuring performances by: 05:50 Mike Krol 06:59 Flint Eastwood 08:16 Andrew W.K. 11:20 Prism Bitch 14:58 TEEN 15:38 Your Smith 17:05 Ellis 18:25 Geowulf 20:46 Palm Palm Trench Digger Productions and Recording Studios LLC © 2019 Website: http://www.trenchdigger.us Official store: http://www.trenchdigger.us/peasant-re... Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/peasantrevol... Twitter: https://twitter.com/trenchdigging Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/trenchdigge... Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/artist/63keP... DTube:https://d.tube/#!/c/trenchdigger Steemit:https://steemit.com/@trenchdigger Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/trenchdigger

In the fall of 1979, a rumor started that Stanley and Jack had secretly visited the Timberline Lodge. They began shooting alternative scenes that would ultimately be deleted. Starring Scott A. Peterson & Jeff S. Dodge Written & Directed by Jeff S. Dodge Trench Digger Productions and Recording Studios LLC © 2018

Featuring the music of Apple Records and Badfinger

Featuring the music of Apple Records and Badfinger

Darge Dinner Theater : Episode 1501 "KXLN Nebraska" Mitch Humbucker is Nebraska's top radio jockey in 1982 until the Jeff Dodge Peasant Revolution Band stops by for a contentious on-air interview. Starring Mike Woodman Johnson as Mitch Humbucker and Jeff S. Dodge as himself, 'KXLN Nebraska' explores the colorful moments that can happen during the commercial breaks. WARNING: Explicit Language