· So, purely in premise alone, Dirty Machines: The End of History from filmmaker/creative virtuoso David Matthew Olson is like cinematic catnip for me. It’s a highly polished sci-fi teaser for a longer form series that envisions a future where time travel has become a form of tourism. And, while “time travel as tourism” has been done before (the very bad adaptation of Michael . Dirty Machines book. Read reviews from world’s largest community for readers. Time travel isn't just a reality -- it's a business. And a damn big one. Bu. · A brilliant take on time travel by Los Angeles-born, Stockholm-based filmmaker David Matthew Olson. “Dirty Machines” follows a young man on a special audio guided tour of a key moment in history. Featuring: David Matthew Olson Dominic “Tiny” Jackson Bone Chomsky Rewas Ahmad Banixelani Linda Karlsson Jacob Arwidsson Tatiana Moreno.
David Matthew Olson is a creative and American refugee living in Stockholm, Sweden. He started doing comedy as a high schooler sneaking into L.A. bar shows and making semi-viral comedy videos in the early days of YouTube, then became disillusioned with his wide-eyed Hollywood dreams shortly after finishing college and moved to Sweden. Se David Matthew Olsons profil på LinkedIn, världens största yrkesnätverk. and produced the independent pilot for "Dirty Machines," an intellectual property about time travel. "The End of History" was self-released in February and will begin the process of turning Dirty Machines into the next big sci-fi/fantasy mega. A brilliant take on time travel by Los Angeles-born, Stockholm-based filmmaker David Matthew Olson. "Dirty Machines" follows a young man on a special audio guided tour of a key moment in history. Featuring: David Matthew Olson Dominic "Tiny" Jackson Continue reading →.
About Press Copyright Contact us Creators Advertise Developers Terms Privacy Policy Safety How YouTube works Test new features Press Copyright Contact us Creators. So, purely in premise alone, Dirty Machines: The End of History from filmmaker/creative virtuoso David Matthew Olson is like cinematic catnip for me. It’s a highly polished sci-fi teaser for a longer form series that envisions a future where time travel has become a form of tourism. And, while “time travel as tourism” has been done before (the very bad adaptation of Michael Crichton’s Timeline comes to mind), Olson’s project feels decidedly different. Dirty Machines book. Read reviews from world’s largest community for readers. Time travel isn't just a reality -- it's a business. And a damn big one. Bu.
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