"Love Tapes" was written by Steven Banks and Penn Jillette and directed by Cameron's wife, Jessie Marion. Cameron was one of the camera operators during the filming of the 2005 film "The Aristocrats". During the 2005 Edinburgh Fringe Festival, he and comedian Paul Provenza shot a live version of "The Aristocrats". The intent was to release it on the Special Features of the DVD. Cameron explained to actor Samm Levine in an interview, "We ended up naked and had props like mayonnaise, mustard and ketchup... applejuice... puppets... Because they were shooting late at night in a Scottish pub, no one had releases with them, one of the actors refused to sign the form afterwards and the film was never released. Cameron is mentioned in the comedy-drama TV show "Psych" when character Shawn Spencer (played by actor James Roday) states, "No one paints a scene like Dean Cameron". The "Robot Chicken" television series also mentions him on their Christmas special during the introduction. The "Star Trek" parody opening says "Christmas, the birthday of Jesus, also the birthday of actor Dean Cameron, who played "Chainsaw" in the movie "Summer School", now we celebrate these equally important men with the "Robot Chicken Christmas Special"". Since late 1999, has worked as voiceover talent for radio and television commercials and animated series like "Regular Show" and "We Bare Bears". His first purchased album was the hip hop record "Straight Outta Compton" which he played "the hell out of". Cameron credits his ability to play the guitar to Tammy Moore, a girl from the ninth grade. She asked him if he could play an instrument and he lied and said "I play banjo," The next day, he told her that he also played the guitar. "I had to learn how to play the guitar pretty quickly". He spent the next six months learning to play "Stairway to Heaven" from a friend. In the 1980s, he switched to the bass guitar. In 2003, Cameron played bass guitar for a LA, local band called The Thornbirds (formerly called The Ducks). Cameron co-wrote the songs "Girl from Oklahoma" and "Supersonic Sex Machine" for the band Steel Panther, two of the members later joined The Thornbirds. When that group released "All The Same" in 2004, both of the songs were on that album. Cameron is also in a karaoke band that parodies actor/musicians, Corey Haim, Corey Feldman and Corey Hart called Coreyoke.