PizzaHub Clown School

PizzaHub Clown School is a locally funded school for the clown arts. Their only competitor is the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Clown College which is constantly producing clowns of a low caliber. Rob and his clown compatriot Connor produced a small film displaying the art and raw feelings that can be achieved through the PizzaHub Clown School. This interpretive dance showcased how society's modern pressures can break the working class. Rob strikes a T-Pose which symbolized capitalism's pressures to mold us into devices for use and consumption. Connor is seen twitching and shaking as he fights the pressure to T-Pose, resisting the urges of a capitalistic society he is unable to feel whole, to feel himself, to feel that there is purpose beyond that which society sets. The pressure builds as Rob fades to a bow and Connor slowly inches a noose around his neck, hung like the forgotten souls we lose to a problematic world that tramples over those beneath it.

This small film was later purchased for $2.6 million USD and adapted into the film The Joker (2019) where it saw critical acclaim and success, grossing $1.074 billion in the box office.