Decapitated Mimes Production is the brainchild of Lawrance Lee.  It was formed in 1996 when he was in a Film 1 class at Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond.  It started with "Expiration Date" in which the director, Lawrance, made a cameo as a mime.  It was a scene in which the mime walked right into a middle of a fight and ended up being beaten up by everyone.  The scene was supposed to cross over into another film Lawrance was acting in for a fellow classmate, Chris Irving's "Mimeless Violence."  It was about a mime’s discovery of his role in society.  Thus, begins the saga of Decapitated Mimes Production.