april

Hmmmm, this question reminds me of the first day of class where everyone had to introduce themselves to friends and strangers. I would smile awkwardly and try to make my introduction a funny one... which often met with blank stares and silence.

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One Day

My first video project. I bought a mini dv cam on a Friday, shot the footage on Saturday, captured and pieced it together on Sunday. Just another weekend. more
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- responded 3 years ago
I thought you did a great job for your first project :) A very popular style of editing that is always fun with the right music... and I really liked the music. Some of... more

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30 Seconds Fear

About the footage: Winter, 2004. I am in a U.S. combat hospital near Balad, Iraq when a Marine is rushed in with a horrible wound to his leg. Someone tells me that he has been hit by mortar... more
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- responded 3 years ago
I think it needs a more 'human' component to it to justify your intent... because then it just becomes like one of those defensive driving films where they... more

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Development of a Salamander

The original is a 08.19.00 time-lapse film made in 1920 at Yale University. I decided to have my way with this public domain masterpiece found at Prelinger Archives. The remix is 00.37.00,in... more
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- greenlight given 3 years ago
Coming Out: The Youth of Iran

Growing up an Iranian American has taught me that in order for us to understand other cultures, we have to see and hear their stories. That's why I chose to do this piece on Iran, a country... more
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- responded 3 years ago
I found this video to be very interesting, but the audio was a little hard to hear when your subjects were talking... so I would have liked to have read the subtitles even... more

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Postcard From Varanasi

Erik set out for India last year to begin a documentary on perceptions of America abroad. During the course of this trip, he became interested in a place he'd never heard of: Varanasi. The... more
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- responded 3 years ago
The visuals were beautiful. I liked the fact that our traveler wanted to experience something other that the big cities and typical tourist crap. Put together... more

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Three Days in Gaza

So, this piece aired 6 months ago and now we have the benefit of hidsight. What have we learned? Developments? Israel continues with the disengagement process, Hamas won the legislative elections... more
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- greenlight given 3 years ago
Machine Art Gathering

Machine Artist Kal Spelletich builds fire spewing machines intended to directly engage audience members. This piece centers on warehouse gathering/party where Kal lives and works. more
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- greenlight given 3 years ago
A New York Minute

One minute of sights and sounds of New York City. No actors. No dialogue. Just images and music. more
- april
- greenlight given 3 years ago
Hip Hop, NY

Francisco and his intrepid correspondent, Joli Robinson, chose to cover a slice of the New York hip hop scene for Current because they feel a profound connection to that world, have a strong... more
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- greenlight given 3 years ago
Remote Debugger Connection

spiritual retreat at Essalen more
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- responded 3 years ago
This has some funny moments every now and then when Brooke talks to the camera and then the text pops up. However, it still needs some work. We need more shots of... more

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