Jan Nickman

Combines original music and cinematic studies of human "poetry in motion".

The remarkable Grand Canyon film set to the synth music of Tangerine Dream.

Shows scenes of the Southwest accompanied by New Age music composed and performed by David Lanz and Paul Speer.

This computer-animated mini-movie follows the adventures of an advanced alien race called the Phleig, who are searching for a mythical planet which they believe holds the key to the mysteries of the universe. Along the way, the Phleig, aboard their flagship Infinity's Child, encounter many beautiful and diverse worlds.

The expansive beauty and serenity of the northern wilds are explored in this fascinating musical journey. Explore the rugged solitude of high mountain peaks; survey the magnificently deep and green rainforests; witness the playful interaction of orcas and humpback whales; and discover the otherworldly beauty of the aurora borealis. Music from John Serrie, Paul Speer, James Reynolds and Tangerine Dream accompanies this fantastical travelogue.

Enter the desert's magical spirit by navigating through narrow slot canyons. Gliding past statuesque saguaro cactus and exploring underground caverns. Music score by David Lanz and Paul Speer.

The Mind's Eye is a compilation of experimental computer animations from when such technology was in its early infancy. The animations are from various studios, having been arranged in a sort of "2001" evolution-timeline theme, and set to synthesized music. These pioneering CGI projects later gave rise to films such as Toy Story, A Bug's Life, Antz, and Shrek.

Rich music and only a smattering of dialog, the story is of an exta-terrestial child who's planet is doomed so he's been sent to search for a new world. A white schooner guided by a spirit helper shows him the great Northwest