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How I met John from HBO series How To with John Wilson

By lil steiny

How I met John from HBO "How To with John Wilson" in New York City


I have been a a fan of HBO programs but "How to with John Wilson" is a new type of content for the HBO that may be a pleasant new show to enjoy. John Wilson is a New York filmmaker 


This past summer I had attended a Rutgers Chabad NYC Event in Midtown. The evenings entertainment was hosted by none other than John Pizzi!!!! I had recognized John Pizzi from his spikey hair and ventriloquist dummys and his appearance on How To with John Wilson. It was pretty surreal. As a New York filmmaker myself I was ecstatic to meet John after the show. 

I met John from HBO How to with John Wilson




Above "How to Meet John" a 2 minute Film 


Below is a Thank You to John 



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