MAN-LIKE MACHINES

“George Dalphin is an underground Renaissance Man,

a writer, musician, filmmaker, philosopher, and visual

artist whose output is as prolific as it is obscure." 

                             

 - The Bollard, 2009.

 

MAN-LIKE MACHINES is the storytelling production entity of George Dalphin and Joseph Foster.

 

 

Since its origination in 2002, MAN-LIKE MACHINES has produced three novels, nine albums, numerous short films, and one nine-episode web series, and we have begun heavily experimenting with AI imagery.

 

 

George Dalphin has also written, produced, directed and edited Maine's only two locally produced gameshows - two seasons of the CW's science/math gameshow for high school students, MEST UP, and one season of the same station's goofier eighth grade gameshow KICK START.

 

 

We always have numerous next projects cooking on the Mind-burners, so stay tuned.

 

 

 

Some press about us through the years

 

George Dalphin's Parellel Reality, The Bollard April 2009

Thomas Doubts, Dalphin doesn't, Portland Press-Herald, August 2010

What Would You Say To Your Future Self ... naked?, Dispatch Magazine, February 2011

Try Making a Film From Scratch in 48 Hours, Portland Press-Herald, June 2011

Filmmaker/Author George Dalphin, Good Day Maine live interview, September 2011

Jon Writes About Local Film!, Tasty Dude Films, November 2012

MEST Up - Sarah Long & George Dalphin, WCSH, September 2014
Can You Have a Movie Career In Maine?, Maine Today, November 2014

Made In Maine: Damnationland Festival Movies, WMTW, October 2015