Breithaupt gets a full-page ad in Thrasher Magazine for Walker Skateboards
Breithaupt gets a full-page ad in Thrasher Magazine for the Walker Skateboards
Breithaupt gets a full-page ad in Thrasher Magazine for INDEPENDENT TRUCKS
Breithaupt gets a photo into Thrasher Magazine for a contest in Santa Rosa, CA
Breithaupt gets a photo into Thrasher Magazine for a Thrasher Street Plant in AL
4 page write up about Bill's adventures in TRANSWORLD skateboarding magazine
Breithaupt makes the cover of "The Alligator" newspaper in Gainesville Florida
Bill in the IJ newspaper Letter from Senator Milton Marks
Kirkwood Ski Resort - The Wall
Breithaupt working at Kirkwood as a prep cook and pastries baker
Kirkwood Employee Housing "Animal House"
Make your own pie party
Kirkwood "Jammin' 6" contest video produced by Bill Breithaupt - 1998
John Stanley - Creature Features Mary Kay Consultant at Mary Kay's office
Director - Dan Frank Artist - Olivia De Berardinis
Governor Gavin Newsom Congresswoman Lynn Woolsey
Ted Koppel Bill's very first autograph - 1976
Richard Brown Channel 7 News Anchor Terilyn Joe Channel 7 News Anchor
Bill Breithaupt's Great Great Grandfather Edward J.Jewhurst Auburn NY Fire Chief
"The Horse Painting"
Chief Jewhurst's bugle was recently donated last year in 2025 and that fact
was fully confirmed by The Auburn Fire Department
Chief Jewhurst's original fire helmet worn by his son and Grt Grt Grandson Bill Breithaupt
Chief Jewhurst's family lineage
The one thing Breithaupt's Grandmother taught him was
"HOW TO MAKE GOOD DECISIONS"
Bill Breithaupt's Grandpa Buteux
Bill Breithaupt's Grandpa Breithaupt
Bill Breithaupt's Mom Diane Breithaupt
Diane Breithaupt grew up on a golf course that her parents owned
The Hillendale Golf Course owned by Breithaupt's Grandparents in Ithaca, NY
Rod Serling the creator of "The Twilight Zone" was a frequent local of the golf course
Deliberately conned and stolen 10 acres of land
Rod Serling the creator of "The Twilight Zone" was a frequent local of the golf course
Deliberately conned and stolen 10 acres of land
Bill Breithaupt's Grandmother gifted him this relic Jesus statue from her grandfather
It sat in the closet unopened for 26 years
Bills Great Grandmother's cross given to her by a priest which Bill had it
blessed with holy water by another priest
Bill and his mom - Semper Paratus Department of Homeland Security
Bill's Mom USCG service - 41 years Mom's American Bar Association - 58 years
Colonel James F Breithaupt Billy and his dad
United States Air ForceUnited States Air Force - Veteran
Grandpa Breithaupt
Grandma Buteux Grandma Breithaupt
Breithaupt's Great Grandmother
Breithaupt's childhood home in McIntosh FL, stolen by a family member who is a con man
IDYLWILD SCHOOL "Where the teachers are IDLE and the kids are WILD"
Breithaupt painted this Eagle as a gift to Mom's secretary
Breithaupt Joines the "Cub Scouts" in Florida
Breithaupt Joines the "Minnows Swim Team" in Florida
Breithaupt Joines the "West Novato Musketeers Soccer Team"
Bill Breithaupt on the front page of the IJ newspaper
Bill Breithaupt at the Westminster Woods Senior High Conference Summer Camp 1985
Jeremy Bulloch - Boba Fett
He then returned to his earlier passion of filmmaking. Apprenticing under the photographer Mike Voorhees in Newport Beach, CA he improved his framing techniques. He studied graphic arts at the Art Institute of So. California, film/audio techniques at the Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale, FL computer animation under Pixar animator Jimmy Hayward at the Academy of Art San Francisco.
Breithaupt's first Film school Teacher Darrell Sevilla
Bill Breithaupt had the realization that photography and filmmaking were what he wanted to do in life. By age 9 he was enrolled in film classes, and made his first film "This One Will Kill You". The film was screened at the Mill Valley Film Festival. With a competitive streak ever-present in his character, as well as a high level of energy, Bill was involved in many sports including swim team, soccer and As his skills grew, followed by his trophy collection, he decided to attract the attention of sponsors by filming his incredible tricks. Bills idea worked, and under the sponsorship of such companies as Independent Trucks, Skate Rags Clothing Co, Stylized Sun Glasses and Walker Skateboards, Bill went on to win more skate competitions, bigger trophies and even more sponsors. He then returned to his earlier passion of filmmaking. Apprenticing under the photographer Mike Voorhees in Newport Beach, CA he improved his framing techniques. He studied graphic arts at the Art Institute of So. California, film/audio techniques at the Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale, FL computer animation under Pixar animator Jimmy Hayward at the Academy of Art San Francisco.
Adrenaline Network Directed by Bill Breithaupt
Star Wars - Valley of Judgement
He began his career making videos: music, modeling, wedding, corporate and extreme sports, you name it, he has probably caught it on film. None of that compared to the footage he began capturing in 1999 when he was invited to by a friend to attend and film the annual Burning Man Festival held in Black Rock City, Nevada.
What started off as fulfilling a friend’s request for a souvenir video of the event became a passion for Bill. He passed out the edited footage to friends, who passed it to friends, who gave it to their friends,
Bill Breithaupt's Computer Animation Demo Reel
Bill Breithaupt & Tate Clair "It Takes Two"
Bill Breithaupt's Skateboarding Demo Reel
Bill Breithaupt's first Skateboarding Demo Reel
Bill Breithaupt Snowboarding at Kirkwood Ski Resort, CA
Santa Cruz Film Festival
Rio 2002 Rio 2003 Rio 2004 Raven 2005
New York Film Festival
Breithaupt makes the cover of "The Alligator" newspaper in Gainesville Florida
Bill in the IJ newspaper Letter from Senator Milton Marks
Breithaupt working at Kirkwood as a prep cook and pastries baker
Kirkwood "Jammin' 6" contest video produced by Bill Breithaupt - 1998
