21 Facts About Cevin Soling

Cevin Soling is an American writer, filmmaker, philosopher, musician, music producer, and artist.

Cevin Soling is president of Spectacle Films and Xemu Records.

Cevin Soling produced and directed the well-received documentary The War on Kids, which argues that American schools are failing to educate and that perceptions of the dangers posed by and to children have become distorted.

Cevin Soling appeared as a guest on The Colbert Report to discuss the film.

Cevin Soling was born in New York Hospital in New York City, and grew up in Scarsdale, New York.

Cevin Soling's father, Chester Soling, was an architect and real estate developer who founded The Soling Program at Syracuse University.

Cevin Soling attended the University of Michigan, as well as Union College, and ended up majoring in English.

Cevin Soling wrote and directed the short animated film Boris the Dog, which aired as part of MTV's Cartoon Sushi in 1998 and later on the BBC.

The Bill Johnson Show, an animated series written and created by Cevin Soling, was featured in Spike and Mike's Sick and Twisted Animation Festival, as well as in its Caught in the Act video compilation distributed by Shout Factory.

Cevin Soling was executive producer for the animated short Great Moments in Rock.

Cevin Soling was an executive producer for the 1998 independent feature film Relax.

Cevin Soling executive produced this hour-long documentary directed by Eli Kabillio about urine therapy.

Cevin Soling was writer, director, and producer of the film The War on the War on Drugs which won the award for best experimental feature film at the New York International Independent Film and Video Festival in 2005, as well as the High Times Stony Award for best documentary.

The documentary was featured on The Dr Nancy Show on MSNBC and Cevin Soling was a guest on radio shows such as The Lionel Show on Air America, The Joe Reynolds Show on WOR, and the Leonard Lopate Show on WNYC.

Mr Cevin and the Cargo Cult is a 2016 documentary in which Soling sets out to fulfil the tribal prophecy of the cargo cult of John Frum, on the island of Tanna in Vanuatu.

Cevin Soling had tried to turn the whole endeavour into a documentary, and even made necklaces with his own face printed on them.

In 1994, Cevin Soling worked with Robert Church to produce Church's Smile Zone album.

In 2002, Cevin Soling served as executive producer of the album When Pigs Fly: Songs You Never Thought You'd Hear, which is a collection of popular songs recorded by artists unlikely to record them.

Cevin Soling is lead singer and songwriter of the band The Love Kills Theory.

Cevin Soling's poetry earned him the title "Pharaoh of Fluff" at the 2009 Fluff Celebration in Somerville, Massachusetts.

Cevin Soling has written a series of ten illustrated books under the heading of The Rumpleville Chronicles.