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\t\t\t\tThursday, May 3, 2007, 6pm<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Tonight\u2019s program is a cinematic toast to the semester\u2019s end with a cross-section of current work by students in the department of Film, Video & New Media.<\/p>\n

All Stars<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n

Jodie Mack, 2006, 0:24 min, 16mm<\/p>\n

Colored acetate + star punch + tape = this mini-movie. (JM)<\/p>\n

Bird Song Trilogy, Part 1 & Bird Song Trilogy, Part 2<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n

Emily Kuehn, 2007, 5 min, miniDV<\/p>\n

Using lo-fi tools and told in only two parts, the author attempts to create a narrative that is simultaneously non-specific and infinitely recognizable.\u00a0 Bird Song Trilogy<\/em> confronts the flattening of culture and the ethics of false nativity. (EK)<\/p>\n

Mysterieuse<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n

Samantha Olschan, 2007, 3 min, miniDV<\/p>\n

When a local girl is seduced by the arrival of an enigmatic leopard she is left with more than memory.\u00a0 Mysterieuse<\/em> is a computer-generated animation deeply influenced by traditional myth as well as collage and printmaking techniques. (SO)<\/p>\n

Standing on the Beach in Rimini<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n

Chelsea Knight, 2006, 8 min, miniDV<\/p>\n

Standing on the Beach in Rimini<\/strong> is a collection of memories recounted by a traveler in translation. As an analogue to her foreignness, each of the traveler’s \u201cmemories\u201d contains an element of personal or cultural estrangement. This work combines the nostalgic, murky vision of the traveler with the invisibility of the migrants, immigrants and displaced populations around her.\u00a0 (CK)<\/p>\n

Interruption #5 (The Biggest Shopping Day of the Year Comes Along Just Once a Year)<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n

Chris Royalty, 2005, 2 min, DV)<\/p>\n

The Interruption<\/strong> <\/em>video series investigates the construction of mass-media forms through the use of simple audio overdubbing \u2013 as visually un-manipulated works with re-recorded self-narrated audio, they draw attention to the linguistic redundancy and banal verbal conventions of contemporary television broadcasting. (CR)<\/p>\n

Strategies of Trust<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n

Gonzalo Escobar, 2006, 4 min, miniDV<\/p>\n

This piece aims to illustrate the dynamics of trust based on presumptions, assumptions, and the (contemporary) obvious.\u00a0 Reliance on doubt is allowed. (GE)<\/p>\n

It’s Hard to Wreck a Nice Beach \/ It’s Hard to Recognize Speech<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n

Adebukola Bodunrin, 2007, 10 min excerpt, miniDV<\/p>\n

It’s a cultural study and creative autobiography done from the perspective of analyzing speech. (AB)<\/p>\n

Black Chair and White Objects<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n

Kyung Woo Han, 2007, 5 min, miniDV<\/p>\n

It is a piece that indicates the stereotype of perception that we have in our mind. There is no absolute definition in our lives. (KWH)<\/p>\n

Land Escape<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n

Basia Goszczynska, 2007, 7 min, miniDV<\/p>\n

While traveling a landscape built from found objects, Land Escape<\/em> <\/em><\/strong>introduces a series of puppets who are soon to be deeply affected by the decaying of their land. (BG)<\/p>\n

Interruption #7 (People Get Caught Up) <\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n

Chris Royalty, 2006, 2 min, DV<\/p>\n

Life Long Love<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n

Jodie Mack, 2006\/7, 4 min, 16mm -> miniDV<\/p>\n

Two lonely singles dream of eternal love, wonder if it even exists, meet, and wed. This is the opening number to a larger project–Yard Work Is Hard Work<\/em> –an animated musical. (JM)<\/p>\n

Bulb In The Head<\/strong><\/p>\n

Melika Bass, 2006, 5 min, 16mm -> DVcam<\/p>\n

An earthen fairy tale. A feast for the living. (MB)<\/p>\n

On Poisoning Birds<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n

Kenny Reed & Ben Popp, 2007, 2 min, miniDV<\/p>\n

A short film about coming to terms with my childhood. (KR)<\/p>\n

Zwischen<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n

Lori Felker, 2006, 2 min, 16mm<\/p>\n

Zwischen<\/strong> exists on the thin line between opposing forces.\u00a0 Dirt moves through light to a hand-drawn soundtrack of “zwisch” and silence. (LF)\t\t<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Thursday, May 3, 2007, 6pm Tonight\u2019s program is a cinematic toast to the semester\u2019s end with a cross-section of current work by students in the department of Film, Video & New Media. All Stars Jodie Mack, 2006, 0:24 min, 16mm Colored acetate + star punch + tape = this mini-movie. (JM) Bird Song Trilogy, Part […]<\/p>\n

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