----- Horace J. Digby
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Horace J. Digby (a.k.a.
Joseph O. Daggy) led a misspent youth recording for Mother
Bear Records, doing network television with Paul Revere, Mark
Lindsey and the rest of the Raiders (Happening 69), Barbara
Feldon (Get Smart), Angela Cartwright (The Danny Thomas Show and Lost In
Space), John Kay and Steppenwolf, The Grass Roots, and The
Classics Four, for Dick Clark Productions, until he
finally did the "adult thing," and
fell in love with
filmmaking.
Quote
"I was eight years old, pretending
to be sick from school, when I stumbled upon a book in my parents'
attic. It was Robert Benchley's My Ten Years In A
Quandary. I couldn't put it down." -- Horace
J. Digby
--
Profound
Statement
"You're kidding right?"
The Horace J. Digby
Report
Digby's online radio show, The
Horace J. Digby Report, at A3Radio.com out of Ann Arbor, Michigan,
includes in-depth interviews and visits with some of America's leading
humorists, comedians, writers, actors, and.
Writing
Credits
Award-Winning Humor Columnist. Winner
of the prestigious Robert Benchley Society Award for Humor.
Selected to judge the 2006 and 2007 Benchley Society Awards with
Pulitzer-Prize-wining humorist Dave Barry, and Emmy winning humorist Bob
Newhart.
Editor and
Publisher of SandBagger Mag-e-zine. He has written for
The Columbia River Reader,
The Washington State Bar Journal, The Willamette Law
Review, The Longview Daily News, Tacoma News Tribune, Renton Record
Chronicle, Weyerhaeuser News, Kent News Journal, Auburn Globe
News, We're In The People Business, The Complete Idiot's Guide To
Life After Death, The Fishing Trip That Got Away, and other
books and publications.
He was a writer/photographer for Weyerhaeuser
News; promotions coordinator for KISW Radio,
Seattle; Advertising Account Executive for Fournier
Publishing (now Valley Press); Freelance Advertising Creative
director for Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance
Seattle; graphic designer, writer and editor of Were in the
People Business newspaper for the YMCAs of Southwest Washington,
Motion Picture Production
The
Immigrant Garden - First Assistant Director, Second Unit
Director, Best Boy - Northwest Film Projects, and C. Tad
Devlin;
B-17 - Post Production - Northwest Film
Projects, and C. Tad Devlin;
The Patron - Assistant
Director - Poverty Pictures, and C. Tad
Devlin;
Lifewriting With Steven Barnes - Producer,
Director, with Ronin Arts Productions, Lexington Film, LLC, and
Break Away Video Productions, LLC;
The Five Minute Miracle With
Steven Barnes - Producer, Director, Post Production -
Lexington Film, LLC, and Ronin Arts Productions;
Stevan Plinck's
Serak Series (3 Volumes) - Director, Producer - Lexington Film,
LLC, Tiga Productions, Inc, and Ronin Arts Productions, Break Away Video
Productions, LLC;
A Christmas Carol - Director,
Co-Writer, Producer, Post Production, KLTV, Lexington Film, LLC, and The
Cowlitz Wahkiakum Bar Association;
There's Something About Mary
(and Don) - Producer, Photographer, Editor - Lexington Film, LLC;
Developer Eyes SandBagger Island - Director, Producer,
Editor - SandBagger News Team, Lexington Film, LLC, and
KLTV;
The Truth About Chickens - Director, Producer,
Editor - SandBagger News Team, Lexington Film, LLC, and KLTV;
A
City of Two Tails - Director, Producer, Editor - SandBagger News
Team, Lexington Film, LLC, and KLTV;
Nutty Narrows (A Man, and
His Bridge) - Director, Producer, Editor - SandBagger News Team,
Lexington Film, LLC, and KLTV;
Voyage of the Destiny II
- Director, Producer, Editor - SandBagger News Team, and Lexington Film,
LLC;
The Hudsen Hamburger Triangle - Director,
Co-Writer, Producer, Editor - Lexington Film, LLC;
The History
of the Flags of The United States of America - Director,
Producer, Editor - Boy Scouts of America, Chinook District, and
KLTV;
Performance Highlights
Horace J. Digby is a popular
lecturer, entertainer and speaker. He has appeared at the Harvard
Club in New York City; The Silver Legacy in Reno, Nevada; with Pulitzer-Prize-winning humorist Dave Barry on Seattle's
NPR station, KUOW; on KBAM, KLOG, KEDO,
KISW, KISN, Ann Arbor Live, A-3 Radio, ABC television, KLTV, and other
radio and television stations. He has been
called, "The Next Robert Benchley," and "the Dave Barry of Southwest
Washington." On stage or at the lectern, Horace J. Digby
shares his unique brand of wit and humor (Abbott and Costello meet
Groucho Marx and Mark Twain) with audiences, young and old
alike.
Digby wrote and performed in
We Need A New Act, as a member of the vaudeville team of "Daggy and
Daggy," and the team of "Daggy and Morrill" at
the Columbia Theater in Longview, Washington, and the Rialto Theater in
Tacoma, Washington.
He played "Professor
Mashuganah" in Doug York's Murder On The Rails, at
Longview, Washington's premier destinations, Rutherglen Bed and Breakfast
Dinner Theater, and The Hotel Monticello.
His Audience
Appearance with Sinbad in The Sinbad Show at the Reno
Hilton, in Reno, Nevada, brought down the house.
His on-stage
appearances have met great audience response, performing his version of
Goldilocks and The Three Bears, for Literacy Week and the
Story Teller's Network at Luigi's Coffee House, Longview, Washington;
lecturing about his twisted explanation of "Identity
Theft," Monticello Hotel, Longview; presenting his award-winning
"Why We Sleep" and "Upping the
Relationship" at the Robert Benchley Society annual awards
banquet, Boston, Mass.
Digby served as inspiration for a
character in Tananarive Due's award-winning horror novel, The Good
House.
On DVD
Everyone at SandBagger Mag-e-zine and
Lexington Film, LLC is excited about Digby's first comedy album,
"The Real Kennewick Man," on DVD from Lexington Film,
LLC.
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----- Adam J. Daggy -----
Adam J. Daggy, recent graduate in Anthropology from the
University of Washington,
where he studied Anthropology. This was after unpacking from a
year abroad as a Rotary International exchange student, a
student at Cambridge University in Cambridge, England, studies at the
flight academy for the University of North Dakota, a journey back to
Slovakia, and a year in Anthropology, at Whitman College in Walla
Walla, Washington.
Daggy's misspent youth involved:
Filmmaking with legendary Hollywood Executive Producer, C. Tad
Devlin, (George of the Jungle, Mighty
Ducks III, Sleeping With the Enemy, When A Man Loves A Woman,
Annie Hall, The Immigrant Garden);
On-Stage appearance with Pulitzer-Prize-Winning
Humorist Dave Barry at Tacoma, Washington's Pantages Theater, where he
earned a rafter rattling ovation from a standing-room-only crowd,
for his rendition of the song that Washington made famous, "Louie
Louie;"
Video Production Work with Lexington
Film, LLC, Northwest Film Projects, Inc, Ronin Arts
Productions, Tiga Productions, Inc, and SandBagger News Team; plus a dash
of musical composition, television, stage and radio experience.
Adam J. Daggy has a depth and breadth of experience few
attain in a lifetime.
Quote
"In the old
days, to become a reputable scholar, you had to discover gravity or
be excommunicated or something, but anymore all you need is a friend
to quote you on their website." -- Adam J. Daggy
(written for Miss Washington (contestant) Miss Alicia
Holteman).
Profound
Statement
"You only
need one real stroke of genius to make it through life . . . Gee I hope
that wasn't mine!" -- Adam J. Daggy
Motion Picture
Production
The Codebreakers -
Writer, Director, Editor, Producer, Star - Lexington Film, LLC.;
The Immigrant Garden - Best Boy - Northwest Film
Projects, Inc, Clearview Northwest, LLC, and C. Tad Devlin;
Stevan Plinck's Serak Series - Camera Operator,
Production Assistant - Lexington Film, LLC, Ronin Arts
Productions, and Tiga Productions, Inc.;
The
Patron - Production Assistant - Poverty Pictures, and C. Tad
Devlin;
Lifewriting With Steven Barnes - Production
Assistant - Lexington Film, LLC, and Ronin Arts Productions;
A City of Two Tails - Camera Operator, and on-screen
interviewer - SandBagger News Team, and Lexington Film, LLC;
The
Truth About Chickens - Camera Operator - SandBagger News Team,
SandBagger Mag-e-zine, and Lexington Film, LLC;
Toy
Wars - Director, Co-Writer, Producer, Director of Photography,
Editor, Music Composer, Sound Editor - Lexington Film;
Performance
Highlights
An Evening With Dave
Barry - Daggy's on-stage appearance with Pulitzer Prize Wining
humorist Dave Barry brought the sold-out house to its feet as Barry and
Daggy invited the crowd to join in the rousing final chorus of
Rock 'n Roll's national anthem, "Louie
Louie," at the Pantages Theater, in Tacoma, Washington;
The
Father Mulligan Story - Daggy played the title roll - Longview,
Washington;
The Steve Lloyd Show - multiple guest spots
- KISN Radio, Portland, Oregon;
We Need A New Act - As
Daggy of the vaudeville team Daggy and Daggy - Adam Daggy's comic lines
knocked even the sound technicians off their stools - Columbia Theater,
rebroadcast on KLTV, Longview, Washington;
Murder on Harbor
Street - Daggy played Spats (the snitch) - Harbor Street Players,
Victoria, BC, Canada;
Hudsen Hamburger Triangle -
Narrator, Co-Writer, Production Assistant - Lexington Film,
LLC;
A City of Two Tails - Reporter - Lexington Film,
LLC, and SandBagger News Team;
WahWah2E/IE31 -
This experimental music composition, written, arranged, and performed by
Daggy is heard in several Lexington Film videos;
Star Wars -
The Cestus Deception - Daggy served as a background
consultant for novelist Steven Barnes, during the writing of his
best-selling novel for Lucasfilm, and Bantam
Books.
Community Service
Awards
"Good Will Good
Turn," "Scouting For Food," and other service projects
for Rotary International, Lions International, SandBaggers
International, Church, Community and other organizations helped
Daggy earn recognition from the Boy Scouts of America which awarded him
their highest honor of Eagle Scout.
Contact: Lexingtonfilm, LLC.
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