Trivia

Began working on films at the age of 13 due to a Tech Class assignment.

Released his sophomore feature film "Windfall" by surprise with no prior announcement.

Released debut feature film "Infinite" at the age of 18 in 2018 and sophomore effort "Windfall" at the age of 20 in 2020.

Has signed multiple musicians and helped them distribute their works, including Mcee Detox, Norff, Gee Mak, and formerly Baby June. He has also helped push the distribution to musicians UGK David, Yung Bong, and, in early June 2020, revealed he was working alongside an upcoming artist named Slick to produce and distribute his debut.

At the age of 18, a musician he tried to sign tried to flip the table to buy Barkhoff's music label out from under him. Barkhoff declined and admitted to being worried that he made the wrong decision due to his inability to publish music to the radio. Little more than a year later, Barkhoff was able to send songs to the radio.

Infinite. (2018), Barkhoff's debut feature film, borrowed the name from Eminem's debut feature album.

Listed Martin Scorsese and Vince Gilligan as filmmakers he holds in high regards.

Portrayed James Bond in numerous fan projects between the years of 2015-2019.

Taught himself to write a film script in the proper method at the age of 14.

Has managerial production for three separate outlets - Barking Vans, Live Free, and CreateMore.

Self proclaimed Stan. Has noted Eminem, Martin Scorsese, and Conan O'Brien as idols. Also has shown respect to a wide variety of rap artists, including Chicago native collective Savemoney, the Dreamville and Top Dawg labels, and more.

Has mastered the ability to write scripts, edit footage, direct films, act, produce filmmakers work, produce and master beats, and distribute films and music.

Favorite Movie: One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest Favorite TV Show: Better Call Saul Favorite Album: The Marshall Mathers LP 2 Favorite Song: Hailie's Song.

Has announced a lengthy lineup of feature films he plans to release, including - I Give It A Year, Doppelgang, The Great Escape (a sequel to Infinite), Windfall 2, and Behind Closed Doors With A Hole In The Wall.

Youngest filmmaker to try introducing an original technique in the field of 4D with his film Doppelgang. He did this at 20 but actually had the idea for how to accomplish 4D when he was 15.

Often takes uncredited roles in friends projects for helping with story or writing. Has estimated that he's almost helped with the crafting in an uncredited form rather than a credited one.

Uses a cardboard box as a bedside nightstand so that when he wakes up he can write down his dreams if there's been any notable ones. A large amount of storylines and scenes in his projects grew from a dream.