(2007 - 2019) Professional reel containing excerpts of experimental 16mm film, music video, live events, promotional shorts, and feature documentary. 

Produced, directed and edited by Robyn Wagoner. Justis Biggart: additional camera operator, motion graphics, assistant editor, sound design, and color correction.

(2019) A music video for singer/songwriter Doo Crowder (founder of the Denver ensemble Pee Pee). This is the first song on the self-reflective album One for the Losers and Other Pilgrims. The video Follows Doo from his humble beginnings as a disrespected street busker in Hollywood through his guilt-laden fantasy of discovery, bank-rolled success, mega stardom, and finally, his inevitable martyrdom.

Robyn Wagoner: producer, director, editor, camera operator. Justis Biggart: additional camera operator, motion graphics artist, assistant editor, and color correction. Doo Crowder: executive producer, actor. Shaune San Cartier: actor.

(2010) This music video for sidewalk rocker Fast Heart Mart was shot in one take and one continuous shot. The song is from The Red Record, released in 2005 on Mutant Mariachi Records.

Directed by Robyn Wagoner (credited as Roblyn Crawford). Cinematography: Justis Biggart. Starring: Molly Caldera. Band: Fast Heart Mart lead vocal and guitar; Pete Gallo, bass and backing vocals; Roblyn Crawford, drum and backing vocals.

(2009) A music video for busker Fast Heart Mart. Shot in White Sands, Silver City, and City of Rocks, New Mexico. The song appears on Fast Heart Mart's album Cheap & Sunny, which was one of the Weekly Alibi's top ten local releases of 2009.

Directed, shot, and edited by Robyn Wagoner (credited as Roblyn Crawford). Band: Fast Heart Mart, singer/songwriter and guitar; Tanya Nunez, stand-up bass and backing vocals; Roblyn Crawford, drum and backing vocals.

(2011) A 16mm black and white experimental silent short film inspired by Guy Madden, the original film "Gas Light," and intergenerational trauma. This piece was screened at the University of New Mexico Student Film Showcase at The Guild Cinema in Albuquerque.

Robyn Wagoner: producer, director, editor, actor, Bolex camera operator, and visual effects. Justis Biggart: additional Bolex camera operator. Hangnailius Nix: executive producer, actor.

(2018) A promotional short in a series of Local Partner Profile's for Olympia Food Co-op.  Shot on location at Calliope Farms in Olympia, Washington. 

Produced, directed, edited, sound desgn by Robyn Wagoner. Justis Biggart: cinematography, motion graphics.

(2018) A promotional short in a series of Local Partner Profile's for Olympia Food Co-op. Shot on location at Flying Cow Creamery in Rochester, Washington.

Produceed, directed, edited, sound desgn by Robyn Wagoner. Justis Biggart: cinematography, motion graphics.

(2018) A promotional short in a series of Local Partner Profile's for Olympia Food Co-op. 

Produceed, directed, edited, sound desgn by Robyn Wagoner. Justis Biggart: cinematography, motion graphics.

(2017) A feature documentary on the 40-year history of the controversial Olympia Food Co-op. 

Written, produced, directed, and edited by Robyn Wagoner. Justis Biggart: additional camera operator, motion graphics artist, assistant editor, sound design, and color correction.

(2020) A lo-fi compilation of live stand-up comedy sets by comedian Jaret Winters at  "Vomity" (Le Voyeur) and ABC House in Olympia, Washington throughout 2019 and 2020.

Edted by Robyn Wagoner.  Camera Operators: Derek Bean, Mapuana Malani, and Mitch Nelson. 

(2022) An advertisement for Olympia Food Co-op's Pride logo wear. This video had a 6% viewer lift rate across Facebook and Instagram for 18-35 year olds interested in Pride + health and wellness, or + organic food, or + recycled fashion.

Written and editerd by Robyn Wagoner. Photography by Justis Biggart. Rainbow in the parking lot image by Daniel Bernstein.