Film Appearances
- Alive from Off Center - Words in Your Face (1991) PBS TV Episode
- Benjamin Smoke (2000)
- Coffeehouse: Atlanta's Underground Poets (1992) Documentary of Atlanta's Spoken Word scene, containing the last interview with Deacon Lunchbox.
- Crash Course in Brain Sodomy (1990) by Kreg Thornley and Brett Lewis. Cameo appearance
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