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RC Artist/Musician/Filmmaker Ronnie Cramer has been active in the arts community for over twenty-five years. His paintings have been exhibited in galleries and other venues across the country (including over forty shows in 2003-04 alone), his music has achieved airplay on over 100 radio stations nationwide and his critically-acclaimed films have been screened at festivals around the world and sold thousands of copies on videocassette and DVD.

Alarming Trends Cramer founded the musical group Alarming Trends and served and the bands' guitarist and primary songwriter. The Trends' musical history spans three decades; they played live gigs throughout Colorado (and across the U.S.) during the 1980s, recorded several film scores during the 1990s, and in 2001 had a Number One song on MP3.com.

Ronnie Cramer Cramer's solo musical works have also been featured on MP3.com and have been played and/or downloaded over 500,000 times. Several of his songs have appeared on the charts (including the Number One spot on the Experimental/Post Rock chart) and have been included in a number of anthologies and compilations.

In addition to releasing numerous studio recordings, Cramer has appeared live at the top area venues, including the Mercury Cafe, Herman's Hideaway, Rock Island, Boulder's Blue Note, as well as performing shows at Mabuhay Gardens in San Francisco and at legendary New York clubs CBGB and The Bitter End. He continues to perform concerts of his solo electronic music throughout North America.

Cramer directed a series of music videos for Alarming Trends that were shown regularly on KBDI's 'Teletunes' and were featured on similar programs across the U.S., including 'Ground Zero Video,' 'Music Link' and MTV's '120 Minutes.'

Back Street Jane His first feature film, the crime drama Back Street Jane, was screened at the Angelika Film Center in New York City and was favorably compared to Stanley Kubrick's The Killing and John Huston's The Asphalt Jungle by Psychotronic Magazine. Exploitation Journal praised the film in its pages and singled out the score (written by Cramer and performed by Alarming Trends) as 'excellent.'

Even Hitler Had a Girlfriend Cramer's black comedy Even Hitler Had a Girlfriend became a cult classic and was cited as 'the best drive-in movie of the year' by film critic Joe Bob Briggs, who also called Cramer 'an inspired demento who's made some of the finest underground films of this century.' Cult Movies and Blue Ryder both called Even Hitler 'hilarious,' Adult Video News described it as 'inspired,' and Westword termed the film 'vicious, subversive satire.' It also spawned a successful sequel: The Hitler Tapes.

Highway Amazon Highway Amazon, Ronnie's first documentary film, won two Aurora Awards and was named Best Documentary - Experimental Genre at the New York International Independent Film Festival. Westword called Highway Amazon 'outrageously weird and funny' and it was named Best Documentary at the Miami Short Film Festival. Highway Amazon has been screened at many other festivals around the world and was one of ten films selected for the 2003 Colorado Film Biennial at the Starz Center in Denver.

Ronnie's recent art film A Moment in Time won a 2005 Telly Award for Cultural Documentary. His films have been screened at many venues in the USA and abroad, including:

Aarhus Festival of Independent Arts, DK
Angelika Film Center, New York, NY
Ann Arbor Film Festival, MI
Artemisia Gallery, Chicago, IL
Artists' Television Access
Ashland Independent Film Festival, OR
Athens Inst for Contemporary Art, GA
Atlanta Film Festival, GA
Bare Bones Film Festival, OK
Bay Street Film Festival, ON
Beloit International Film Festival, WI
Big Bear Lake Film Festival, CA
Big Muddy Film Festival, IL
Big Sky Documentary Film Festival, MT
Brainwash TV and Film Festival, CA
Brendan Theatres, Las Vegas, NV
Brooklyn Arts Council, NY
Brooklyn International Film Festival, NY
Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn, NY
Buckingham Ind Film Festival, CA
Buffalo Niagara Film Festival, NY
Bug Theatre, Denver, CO
Calgary Fringe Fest, AB
California Independent Film Festival
Canadian Int'l Annual Film Festival
Cape Fear Ind Film Network, NC
Chlotrudis Short Film Festival, MA
CineVegas, NV
Commerce Gallery, KS
Corcoran Gallery, Washington, DC
Coney Island Film Festival, NY
Crested Butte Film Festival, CO
Dam Short Film Festival, NV
da Vinci Film & Video Festival, OR
Delancy St Foundation, CA
Del Ray Beach Film Festival, FL
Delta Film Festival, Manteca, CA
Denver Performing Arts Complex, CO
Denver Underground Film Festival
DigiFestival, Florence, IT
Dixie Film Festival, Athens, GA
Durango Film Festival, CO
DV Film Festival, Los Angeles, CA
Dubrovnik Int'l Film Festival, HR
East Lansing Film Festival, MI
1896 Fine Art Film Gallery, Denver, CO
End of the Pier Film Festival, UK
Estes Park Film Festival, CO
E.vil City Film Festival, NY
Festival du Cinema de Paris, FR
Festival Minden, Kalamata, GR
Film Pop, Montreal, QC
Filmstock Hungary, Debrecen, HU
Filmstock Int'l Film Festival, UK
Flatland Film Festival, TX
Flint Film Festival, MI
Forest Film Fest, Portland, OR
Foundry Art Centre, MO
Foursite Film Festival, UT
Gallery 825, CA
Gallery Now Film Festival, CA
Golden Film Festival, CO
Golden Lion Film Festival, SZ
Golden Star Shorts Fest, CA
Great Lakes Film Festival, Erie, PA
Griffon Int'l Film Festival, MO
Harry M. Warner Film Festival, PA
Humboldt Film Festival, Arcata, CA
Ind Festival of Digital Arts, CA
Independents' Film Festival, FL
Indianapolis Int'l Film Festival, IN
Indie Can Film Festival, ON
International Family Film Festival, CA
Invideo, Milan, IT
Iowa City Int'l Film Festival, IA
Kansas City Filmmaker's Jubilee, MO
KC Fringe Festival, MO
Keene State College, NH
Kerouac Traveling Museum
Koncertberichten, BE
Lake County Film Festival, IL
L’Alternativa, Barcelona, ES
Long Island Film Festival, NY
Leeds Int'l Film Festival, UK
Lenola Film Festival, IT
Local 16, Washington, DC
Long Island International Film Expo
Mediawave Film and Music Festival, HU
Mendocino Film Festival, CA
Mesa Arts Center, AZ
Miami Short Film Festival, FL
Miami University, Oxford, OH
Michigan Theater, Ann Arbor
Mini-Cinema Film Festival, WV
Mirage Art Gallery, CO
Montana Independent Film Festival
Montezuma Film Festival, CR
Montreal Short Film Festival
Museo de las Americas, CO
Museum of Contemporary Art Denver
Muskegon Film Festival
Nashville Film Festival, TN
Nevada City Film Festival, CA
New York Int'l Ind Film Festival, NY
Northampton Int'l Film Festival, MA
Oriental Theatre, Denver, CO
Palais Ideal, Chico, CA
Portland Int'l Short Short Festival
Port Townsend Film Festival, WA
Quittapahilla Film Festival, PA
Raetihi Film Festival, NZ
Raindance, London, UK
RealHeart Film Festival, ON
Real to Reel Film Festival, NC
River Bank Studios, PA
River's Edge Film Festival, KY
Rock Island, Denver, CO
Roxy Theatre, Muskogee, OK
San Antonio Underground Film Festival
San Francisco Frozen Film Festival, CA
San Francisco Indie Fest, CA
Sci-Fi London, UK
Sedona Int'l Film Festival, AZ
SF Doc Fest, San Francisco, CA
Show-Me Missouri Int'l Film Festival
Sidewalk Moving Picture Festival, AL
Signals International Shorts Festival
Simrishamn Int'l Art Film Festival, SE
621 Gallery, Tallahassee, FL
Spokane International Film Festival, WA
Spooky Film Festival, DC
Starz Film Center, Denver, CO
St. Louis Int'l Film Festival, MO
Studio Montclair, Montclair, NJ
Sutton Theatre, New York, NY
Swansea Film Festival, Wales
Syracuse Int'l Film Festival, NY
Taos Mountain Film Festival, NM
Tallgrass Film Festival, KS
Tiburon Int'l Film Festival, CA
Tivoli Cinemas, Kansas City, MO
Trail Dance Film Festival, OK
Trenton Film Festival, NJ
Tribeca Underground Film Festival, NY
21 Grand, Oakland, CA
Twin Cities Underground Film Festival
Twin Rivers Media Festival, NC
University of Nebraska
USA Film Festival, TX
VisionFest, New York, NY
Vogue Theatre, Hollywood, CA
Wilma Theatre, Missoula, MT
Winnipeg International Film Festival
Winslow Film Festival, AZ
Woods Hole Film Festival, MA
Ybor Festival of the Moving Image, FL
Zoie Online Film Festival

Motorcycle Web Index A longtime Harley-Davidson enthusiast, Cramer's Motorcycle Web Index has been a top Internet resource for bikers since going online in 1996. Ronnie was profiled in the premiere issue of Sturgis Rally News and has painted three covers for the motorcycle magazine Full Throttle.

Ronnie Cramer appears in the following books:

  • The Complete Idiot's Guide to Motorcycles
    by Darwin Holmstrom and Motorcyclist Magazine

  • Cult Horror Films: From Attack of the 50 Foot Woman to Zombies of Mora Tau
    by Welch D. Everman

  • Great American Motorcycle Tours
    by Gary McKechnie, Peter Fonda (Foreword)

  • Making Movies on Your Own: Practical Talk from Independent Filmmakers
    by Kevin J. Lindenmuth

  • The Psychotronic Video Guide
    by Michael J. Weldon

  • Savvy Guide to Motorcycles
    by Shirley Duglin Kennedy

  • Below is a detailed (though as yet still incomplete) chronology of the RC's various efforts, including art exhibitions, concerts, recording dates and radio and television airplay. It makes use of photos, posters and quotations from various newspapers and magazines.

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    Winter/Spring 1990

    World of Fandom
    Back Street Jane

    Back Street Jane, a feature length crime drama filmed in Colorado, is now available on videocassette. The picture made its debut at the Angelika Film center in New York last October and has garnered critical acclaim, including favorable comparisons to Stanley Kubrick's and John Huston's The Asphalt Jungle.

    Back Street Jane is the first feature film directed by Ronnie Cramer, guitarist/songwriter for the underground rock group Alarming Trends (who provided the film's score). In addition to his many years of musical and audio background, Cramer has directed dozens of cable programs, industrials, music videos, public service announcements and commercials.

    Stylishly shot (on black and white 16mm film) and superbly acted, Jane is a contemporary 'film noir.' It deals with the criminal element of American society, and tells the story of two petty thieves who get more than they bargain for during a burglary/extortion attempt.

    All filming and post production was completed in the Denver area. The mostly local cast includes Monica McFarland, Marlene Shapiro, Michael Ford and Sheila Ivy Traister, all veterans of stage, television and feature films.

    Distribution of the Back Street Jane videocassette is being handled domestically by Scorched Earth Productions through various wholesalers, and in foreign markets by Australia's Home Cinema Group.

    This low budget wonder is a study of greed and deception. Although shot in black and white, this is a good first effort from a director who shows a promising start.

    The film definitely has a film noir look, which enhances the movie greatly. This is well worth the effort to find it if you can; it's well worth the price!

    July 1990

    Psychotronic Magazine Psychotronic Video Magazine

    Alarming Trends
    (87, Scorched Earth) D/editor/cinematographer/animation/music Ronnie Cramer

    Six songs (and one instrumental) by Cramer's Denver, Colorado based band Alarming Trends are heard in this excellent black and white 30 minute long video. Cramer has worked on industrials and commercials, where he obviously learned a lot. He also must have seen Rumble Fish a few times because this tape has the same great look (and even features animated fish that decapitate people). He uses fast and slow motion, clever FX and surprising animation. Some parts are shown on a TV set. Rebecca Watson, the band's singer, stars. Cramer is the guitarist/songwriter. The songs are from the LP 'You Make Me Live in a Trailer.' The music is well-produced simple punk/pop (sometimes kind of like early Siouxsie and the Banshee). 'What Does Your Heart Say' is an especially good ballad. The album and/or video are well worth looking for.

    Back Street Jane
    (89, Scorched Earth) P/D/D/ed/co-cine./music Ronnie Cramer

    Ronnie Cramer's first feature (16mm black and white) isn't as visually fascinating as the rock vids, but it's a perfect, great looking blank generation look at people who live for drugs. Two bored, unemployed friend, 'Diane' (Monica McFarland) and 'Jane' (Marlene Shapiro) sneak into a dealer's house to rip him off. They find him murdered, so they slowly and methodically track down the killers and blackmail them. Nicole, a Eurasian dragon lady (Sheila Ivy Traister) kills her male partner and gives half her coke stash to the blackmailers - after she puts arsenic in it. She goes to stay with two guys, gets high and talks about monster movies before they all nod out. There's effective (offscreen) sex and violence and nonstop doublecrosses and plot surprises in the tradition of movies like The Killing and The Asphalt Jungle. The actors, who all do fine, low key work, have all been in plays or TV shows.

    1990

    Film Threat Video Guide
    Back Street Jane
    B&W/16mm/93min Scorched Earth Productions

    Made by writer/producer/director Ronnie Cramer for a measly $15,000, this film is a good example of what can be accomplished even within a miniscule budget. By writing a story he knew he could shoot and keeping the overall film fairly tight and narratively economical, Cramer bypassed most of the problems that independent filmmakers run into by trying to do something beyond their experience or ability.

    Following two petty criminals (exceptionally well played by Marlene Shapiro and Monica McFarland) through the twists and turns of an extortion attempt turned drug heist, Back Street Jane is a pretty good thriller that eschews the romance and dramatics of a film like Drugstore Cowboy. Instead, the flavor is a more realistic (yet sometimes tedious); a grittiness that lends well to the characters' desperation and willingness to backstab each other. A lack of budget obviously played into this stark simplicity, but a lot of credit goes to Cramer for making the most of what he had.

    Although Back Street Jane is really a feature only by sheer length, it manages to be consistent and engrossing throughout. The role-reversal angle headed by 'Jane' (Shapiro) and 'Diane' (McFarland) is well thought out and capably supported by Sheila Ivy Traister's performance as the murderous 'Nicole,' the drug-dealer whose bi-sexuality and fierce needs for both tenderness and revenge add good dimensions to what could have been a one-note character.

    Despite its shortcomings, Back Street Jane's fine acting and straightforward malevolence make it a good addition to any noir library. Hopefully, Ronnie Cramer's feature debut will lead to future projects.

    Alarming Trends
    B&W/16mm/30min Scorched Earth Productions

    An earlier, funnier effort by director Ronnie Cramer (Back Street Jane), this tape is billed as a 'music film' as opposed to a collection of music videos. Not your typical MTV ilk, Alarming Trends is about music, but sans the rock star posturing that goes with the genre. Instead, we're introduced to a surreal world where 'giant man-eating trout fill the sky,' 'seltzer tablets and interdimensional travel begin each day' and 'aliens take the form of sandwiches and destroy young people...' Sound far out? Well, in a way, it really is!

    This tape offers some well-produced fun. No brooding black-leather boys with hair extensions here. Nope, just some goofy good times and zany sight gags.

    1990

    Video Vault
    Back Street Jane
    D: Ronnie Cramer S: Monica McFarland, Marlene Shapiro. Shot on film.

    An above-average film about dope dealing, deceit, death and so on. The two heroines of the film are petty criminals who try to blackmail a dope dealer. They get a bit more than they bargain for however (geez, when are petty criminals going to learn they can't screw professionals?). The photography is quite good (the film's in black and white, and the director knows enough about b&w to use it to its maximum effect). The low budget ($15,000) shows occasionally, but overall it's an effective thriller.

    December 1990

    VideoMania
    Back Street Jane is a really low budget ($15,000) film shot on glorious black and white 16mm film. Made by Ronnie Cramer (who is guitarist/songwriter for the rock group Alarming Trends) the film centers around young women who witness a murder and then decide to blackmail the man and woman responsible. What they don't count on is that the murderess is one mean bitch! The film is really pretty good and rates higher with us than some so-called 'reality' films Hollywood has schlepped out in recent years.

    Video Views
    Back Street Jane
    1989. Scorched Earth Productions.

    Considering that this black and white film was made for $15,000 - and is actually quite good - should open Hollywood's eyes to just how good a film can be when so little money is involved.

    The plot concerns two young women who, by accident, witness the murder of a drug dealer by a man and woman. This sets in motion a plan to blackmail the murderers; if they'll give them the drugs, the two women will keep quiet. It all seems like a fairly safe operation: The killers hand over the cocaine, the two women turn around and sell it, make a little money, and everybody lives happily ever after.

    but not so fast; the female half of the killing team has her own ideas on how to handle the problem. She begins by lacing the coke with poison before handing it over...

    Back Street Jane is an interesting look into the world of small-time drug hustling. Although the film has an overly-extended slow-moving segment where the two heroes/anti-heroes endlessly travel up and down the streets of Denver (where the film was made) looking for the killers' car, the film as a whole will surely keep your attention.

    It's interesting the way writer, producer, director Ronnie Cramer fleshes out the characters of the two female extortionists; throughout the film you find yourself at first rooting for the women, then realizing they are just as bad as the killers...then again you hope they can pull it off. The ending is rather shocking...but then again, maybe not. - Todd Bearny

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