USA, Experimental, 2002, 16mm, B&W, Optical Monaural, 00:01:00
A typewriter's thoughts... more info
USA, Experimental, 2002, DV/16mm, other, Optical Stereo, 00:03:30
“What To Believe” is a short film that combines 16mm found footage, Digital Video, and assorted sound samples in a fast-paced piece that challenges the viewer’s ideas about mass media and everyday iconography. By taking these images out of their pop culture created context, What To Believe challenges the notion of a passive viewer and an impartial media.... more info
USA, Animation, 2002, 16mm, Color, Magnetic Stereo, 00:08:00
After a blind struggle for life against a hungry ferret, an unearthed potato is given a wondrous glimpse into the visible world. Using its newfound sight, the curious tuber happens upon a discarded bag of potato chips and must then come to terms with its own mortality. ... more info
USA, Animation, 2002, DV, Color, Magnetic Stereo, 00:02:46
“LESSONS IN PLANT REPRODUCTION” animates text taken from an educational children's book on plants and is set to real porn audio. It answers the age old question: "How do plants have sex?” Long story short it's plant porno.... more info
USA, Experimental, 1999, 16mm, Color, 00:03:30
Organic tapestries of decaying matter dissolve time as flowers bloom and erosion becomes the birth of complex compositions. "A feeling of effulgent, green, organic growth. " FilmThreat.com ... more info
USA, Comedy / Satire, 2002, 16mm, Color, Magnetic Monaural, 00:02:40
Man’s Best Friend turns out to be a Neighborly Nightmare. Sparky the WonderHound: He's the All-American Woofer spreading his brand of fur-friendly cheer throughout the land. Views of isolation in the American Neighborhood. MORE: SEE: Sparky the WonderHound perform AMAZING feats never before seen on the Big Screen! HEAR: Canine latration at its finest in full Kadachromatic Splendor! FEEL: The Power of the Happiest, Peppiest Little Dogling spreading Puppy Love throughout his friendly neighborhood as he romps and frolics in this tale of sheer delight! If you've ever known a dog like this (and I'm sure you have) you won't want to miss the chance to share "Happy, Peppy, Sparky... more info
USA, Experimental, 2000, Video, Color, Magnetic Stereo, 00:08:00
Looking outward, this is a segment from a series revolving around the relationship between my son (10 yrs old) and daughter (4 yrs old). Their relationship is too complicated and too dynamic to understand. That I know. This piece doesn't try to explain anything other than the fact of an overlapping acoustic environment and proximate activities. Looking inward, WOOD is also a reflection on the many overlapping rhythms of the body. ... more info
Japan, Music, 0, Digital Beta, Color, Dolby SR, 00:00:00
unseen tokyo uncovered with a grayscale beauty, in a journey down an urban river of flyovers, concrete and sky. directed by the highly versatile and inventive kojima junji, founder and director of teevee graphics. it formed part of the teevee graphics video victim collection of personal and experimental shorts. river was shown at onedotzero5.... more info
USA, Animation, 2003, 16 mm, Color, Optical Stereo, 00:03:00
An animated film of progressive abstract painting, an undulating dance of form and line to original free root rhythms.... more info
USA, Animation, 2004, 3D Animation, B&W, Magnetic Stereo, 00:03:50
(re)cognition is not a story with a beginning and end, it is an animation about the moment when something is realized, the moment of understanding, the moment of comprehension. It is the moment when something that appears random is suddenly deliberate. Cause and effect provides the stimulus for change; as one shape interacts with another, a transformation begins to occur that is perhaps more recognizable, perhaps more indecipherable. As these shapes evaporate and coalesce throughout the animation, they begin to provoke awareness - small moments when everything seen makes sense for a short time before dissolving into chaos again. It is an experience of moments, a dance of sorts.... more info
USA, Erotic, 2003, 16mm, other, Magnetic Monaural, 00:11:20
Filmed with the intension of being edited as if it was found footage , Chuck Duke masterfully edits a complex story told through bizzare and strangle sequences. Narrated with beautifully composed music by Justin Melland ,the story takes you into the world of a man with amnesia that tries to put himself back together with a collage of images he finds in a box at his feet. ... more info
USA, Experimental, 2000, Digital, Color, Magnetic Stereo, 00:02:00
Last winter's snow seen from Mark's window.... more info