From 1995 to his death in April 2000, the normally reclusive artist was the subject of a "cinéma vérité"-style documentary directed by Christopher Seufert. (As of 2016, the film has been screened as a work-in-progress; the finished film and accompanying book are in post-production.) He was interviewed on "Tribute to Edward Gorey," an hour-long community, public-access television cable show produced by artist and friend Joyce Kenney. He contributed his videos and personal thoughts. Gorey served as a judge at Yarmouth art shows and enjoyed activities at the local cable station, studying computer art and serving as cameraman on many Yarmouth shows. His Cape Cod house is called "Elephant House" and is the subject of a photography book entitled "Elephant House: Or, the Home of Edward Gorey," with photographs and text by Kevin McDermott. The house is now the Edward Gorey House Museum.