| The Snell Show
(East Coast premiere)
Director: Andrew Black
Country: USA
Year: 2002
Running Time: 8 minuets
Format: BetaSP
Synopsis: Every year the community gathers at the Snells’
trailer for the greatest show on earth.
Print Source: 490 East 4020 North, Provo, UT 84604, 801-224-8779,
andrewjohnblack@yaho.com, www.thesnellshow.com
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Kinetic Sandwich
Director: Eric Dyer
Country: USA
Year: 2002
Running Time: 3 minutes
Format: BetaSP
Synopsis: Converting space into time: the space is the physical
form of the sandwich, which is then sliced through, taking a picture
of each slice, and transforming the sandwich into time. A linear
video piece… and it looks kinda cool too!
Print Source: Eric Dyer, 601 W. 38th St., Baltimore, MD 21211,
eric.g.dyer@verizon.net
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Synapse
Director: Matt Kalish
Country: USA
Year: 2001
Running Time: 11 minutes
Format: BetaSP
Synopsis: Inspired by the tragic suicide of a childhood friend,
“Synapse” explores the moment between cause and effect.
Once a course of action is set in motion, its effect is often
irrevocable.
Print Source: Matt Kalish, 4247 Dixie Canyon Ave. APT. 201,
Sherman Oaks, CA 91423, m_kalish@hotmali.com
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Gray
(East Coast premiere)
Director: Parker Gindele
Country: USA
Year: 2003
Running Time: 32 minutes
Format: DVD
Synopsis: A post-apocalyptic narrative about the forces of Mother
Nature, mankind, and the system that eats them all.
Print Source: 1323 Eutaw Pl. Apt. 1, Baltimore, MD 21217, 410-523-4569,
park_gee@hotmail.com
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A Fall From The Clouds
Director: Craig Herron
Country: USA
Year: 2002
Running Time: 6 minutes
Format: BetaSP
Synopsis: Live action is combined with 2D and 3D animation to
tell this World War 1 tale of a beautiful young French girl in
love with a handsome British pilot. Every morning she climbs to
the tower of a chapel to watch for him as he flies toward to front
to engage in aerial combat. One afternoon the danger follows him
back.
Print Source: Craig Herron, Herron Designs, 4504 Fernhill ave.,
Baltimore, MD 21215, 410-664-6020, craigh9557@aol.com, www.herrondesigns.com
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The Great Movers Of Dust
Director: Ben Hayflick
Country: USA
Year: 2002
Running Time: 7 minutes
Format: BetaSP
Synopsis: A cleaning lady’s curiosity for the supernatural
is tested when her employer decides to kill himself. She worries
that his spirit will be trapped in the apartment – “how
can they get to heaven if they can’t even get to the front
door?” She must help him, somehow… and that’s
where the dust bunnies come in.
Print Source: 96 5th Ave. # 16G, NY, NY 10011, 212-627-3956,
cel: 917-325-0725, fax: 240-757-4043, bhayflick@yahoo.com
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Potential Energy
Director: George Su
Country: USA
Year: 2003
Running Time: 14 minutes
Format: BetaSP
Synopsis: Jenny tries to convince her roommate, Richard, that
there is potential energy between them. But first, Richard must
realize that the energy between him and his ex-girlfriend is gone.
Print Source: 53 East 95th Street #2A, NY, NY, 646-672-5122,
917-270-4418, gs422@nyu.edu
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passe-partout
Director: Stephanie Maxwell & Allan Schindler
Country: USA
Year: 2002
Running Time: 6:00
Format: BetaSP
Synopsis: A collaborative film/musical composition in which
an aerial mobile suspends magically in a three-dimensional space.
Each of the pendants of the mobile reveals a unique visual and
aural world.
Print Source: Stephanie Maxwell, 6 Bridgewood Drive, Fairport,
New York 14450, 585-425-1832, www.rit.edu/~sampph
Allan Schindler, allan@ecmc.rochester.edu, 585-274-1575, www.esm.rochester.edu/allan/allan.bio.html
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Birdbeat (fugue)
Director: Geoff Adams
Country: USA
Year: 2002
Running Time: 4 minutes
Format: BetaSP
Synopsis: The ritual hierarchy at a backyard bird feeder accompanied
by a saxophone ensemble.
Print Source: ga@geoffadams.com, www.geoffadams.com
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Por Mis Ojos (Through My Eyes)
(East Coast premiere)
Director: Richard Baker
Country: USA
Year: 1998
Running Time: 5 minutes
Format: DVD
Synopsis: An experimental reflection of the filmmaker’s
dreams and memories of two key experiences: living in El Salvador
and his childhood.
Print Source: 730 Puritan St., Baltimore, MD 21211, 410-662-7424,
r.w.baker@verizon.net
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