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Flat Earth (2007, 22 MB, 7:08 min.)
“Flat Earth is a desktop documentary, which takes the viewer on
a seven minute trip around the world so that we encounter a series
of fragments taken from real peoples’ blogs. These fragments are
knitted together to form a kind of story or singular narrative.”
from Thomson & Craighead.
Seth Kendall – Gnaritas Monstrum (2007, 4.1MB, 1:50)
Adorable, multi-award-winning animation from Seth Kendall.
via GPSFF
BENT 2004 (2004, 8.43MB, 5 min.)
This short documentary explains what circuit bending is
and why you want to attend BENT 2008, the Fifth International
Circuit Bending Festival.
By Mica.
State of the Union (2006, 3.7 MB, 1:06 min.)
Heroine (2006, 7.7 MB, 2:28 min.)
Remix. Bush- “State of the Union”, inspired by Abe Linkoln’s “Isabelle Dinoire”,
and “Comic Strip”, a music video generic cialis 10mg by Serge Gainsborough & Brigitte Bardot.
by – Antonio Mendoza.
Maya Ciarrocchi – Herd (2004, 4.6MB, 2:04)
Excerpt from Maya Ciarrocchi‘s single channel
video/sound installation, which plays a continuous
15 minute loop of black and white footage of New
York streets.
Ciarrocchi said, “The frenetic movement of the street
is slowed to a pace where the viewer can form an intimate
relationship to the histrionics of everyday events.”
Dion Laurent – The Golden Age of Barcodes (2004, 27.6MB, 5:05)
Dion Laurent’s project is a “multi-ethnic international
representation of procreation and population explosion,
increased consumerism and capitalism, and the
commodification and devastation of our natural world.”
Enough said.
Carla Cope (2004, 14.5 MB, 5:30 min.)
‘In loose response to 9/11, a woman in New York talks about
her life against a backdrop of old film footage. She describes in
circuitous manner two of her ex-boyfriends who were first responders.
A pulsing beat provides the driving rhythm of urban life’.
From ‘Too Much Freedom’ by freewaves.org
The Divide (2006, 19.15MB, 5:15 min.)
Music & Video by VOICE & FluxRostrum aka Gianni Lazuli.
