song of Sunset
In My Day
Song of Sunset: In My Day
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Experience the film that started it all. Song of Sunset: In My Day inspired the entire Song of Sunset live-event movement, bringing original cinema, live music, storytelling, and meaningful conversation together. The film was a 2025 award finalist at festivals in Atlanta and Austin, as well as the Texas and Oregon Short Film Festivals; an official selection of the 2025 Portland Film Festival; and winner of Best Web Series at the London Film Awards.
Meet the Short Film Production Crew
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Brian Craig Hinderberger
FOUNDER / PRODUCER / DIRECTOR
Brian Craig Hinderberger is an Oregon-based filmmaker, musician, and founder of Ghost of Brian Craig, LLC. As the creator of Song of Sunset, he produces documentary films and live music experiences that celebrate the cultural importance of small stages, independent artists, and human connection in an increasingly digital world. His work blends storytelling, music, and community engagement, with projects exploring topics ranging from local music culture and aging technology to hidden histories and regional storytelling. Through film screenings, live performances, and collaborative events, Brian creates experiences that bring people together around stories worth preserving. -

David Moss
EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
David Moss is a technologist, longevity advocate, and documentary film collaborator whose work explores the intersection of aging, caregiving, and human potential. He is the featured voice and on-screen subject of the award-winning short documentary Ambient Caregivers, which examines how emerging technologies may help older adults live more independently and stay connected to their families. David also stars in Cosmic Heirloom: Buried 400 Years, a documentary exploring the forgotten history of psilocybin and its cultural significance across generations. As Brian Craig Hinderberger's half-brother and creative partner, David brings deep research, curiosity, and thought leadership to documentary projects that challenge audiences to reconsider the relationship between technology, history, and the human experience.