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In 2003, he drew from 2500 archived Phish videos to create a 20th anniversary commemorative.

" In 2001, Mike assembled a team to make the documentary, "Rising Low", about twenty-five famous bass players who joined forces to pay tribute to bassist Allen Woody. It won "Best Documentary" at The Newport International Film Festival and aired on The Sundance Channel for years after.

By the time nine-year-old Mike Gordon planned out his first band, he had already written a movie script. "Mighty Man" never got off the ground, but his teenage years proved more fruitful. Video vignettes were taped on a black and white reel-to-reel unit using half broken surveillance cameras from his dad's stores. By college it was Super 8 with a film class at Emerson, then at UVM, inspired by his mentor, Ted Lyman. "He taught me that film doesn't have to be linear - that it can be about juxtaposition, creating tension and release. He made film-making feel like making music, like improvisation. " Mike created "Stewart" and "TVF" during college just as Phish's career was budding. By the time Phish became a top touring act, he had created a smattering of short films, including an MTV music video, and published a book of short, quirky stories. In 1996, Gordon started his first feature. "Outside Out", an experimental narrative about a guitar student, won an Audience Award at South By Southwest. "I spent 5000 hours on it, doing the writing, shooting, sound design, scoring, and editing. After that, I was ready to collaborate.