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Experimental Animation:
To view each film, click its accompanying image. Please note that streaming media is intended to be viewed over a high speed internet connection only. |
| We by Marina Budovsky 2004, 55 sec. How one woman maintained her own voice. (Stop-motion, mixed media.) | |
| Rorschach by Debralee Shelby 2004, 2 min. 20 sec. A hand drawn/computer enhanced film. It is an abstraction of hands that lends itself to many other images, much like the Rorschach Ink Blot test. | |
| Army of Me by Norma V. Toraya 2004, 5 min. Mixed live action/animation about a vacant, dry, ill-libido desert wasteland of female bounty hunters and rock-formed males. A climactic chase and irrigated ejaculation of subway nouveau-tiled joy. | |
| Penguin Run by Jung-A Yoo 2004, 2 min. Penguin steals chicken’s hat and runs away. | |
| Through Your Gills I Breathe by Christina Choung 2004, 3 min. 28 sec. This is ‘scratch on film’ animation. | |
| Have You Been to the Grand Canyon? by Maya Worshop Students 2004, 4 min. Students who take the Maya workshop wanted to go to the Grand Canyon but they couldn’t. So they decided to make a film about the Grand Canyon instead. | |
| Study No. 9 by W.S. Cheng 2004, 2 min. 45 sec. A study in pattern, time and timing in 3D space. | |
| Other Worlds by Marianne Hayden 2004, 1 min. 45 sec. A colorful abstract animation combining and contrasting organic and electronic image and sound. | |
| My Red Fox by Bee Kwang-Hua 2004, 8 min. A mysterious red fox shows up in an urban girl’s life and things are happening… | |
| Venice Beach by Jung-Ho Kim 2004, 4 min. 30 sec. Based on a simple happening in a crab’s gym. | |
| Driving Alone by Rosangela de Araujo 2004, 6 min. 30 sec. A little boy plays alone with his toy car. His imagination unfolds a world full of fantastic characters, joy and surprises. A daydream carried away by the rhythms and poetry of Brazilian music. | |
| Flying Objects by Thomas Thesen 2004, 5 min. 30 sec. In this tale of the survival of the fittest, the natural order is turned upside down by a cunning bug on a mission. | |
| The Show by Montae Scott 2004, 5 min. 30 sec. An up and coming hiphop artist is getting ready to perform his first headlining show. | |
| 915 N. Bound by Emery C. Martin 2004, 1 min. 30 sec. A ‘scratch on film’ animation which depicts some of the sights I used to see on the way to work. I had to take a 9:15am train to get to work at 10:30am. It wore me down constantly. There were a lot of odd and strange sights along the way. I grew to love and hate that train ride. | |
| The Story of Enoch by Nick Fox-Gieg 2004, 1 min. 10 sec. Enoch receives a premonition of disaster but lacking reliable, divine guidance, all his careful preparations come down to a straight ahead, all-or-nothing gamble… | |
| In Good Spirits by Randall Davis Wakerlin 2004, 5 min. 20 sec. The Hilltribe peoples of Northern Thailand live among the mountains and spirits. Using animation, the film explores the surfaces of Hilltribe textiles and Hilltribe children’s drawings, finding the life inherent in handmade items. | |
| Shlitz & Giggles by Joshua Pritzker 2004, 6 min. 52 sec. A popera (that’s a pop opera) in 3 1/2 acts. Paperboy Billy dreams of being a Broadway musical star. | |
| Mosition by Jun Seo Hahm 2004, 4 min. 31 sec. We see a human figure walking. We follow his unique journey into another world: the world of animation. |