Exempli gratia

In our darkest days, Moonboy reminds us to grab the light, music, love... and just dance in an elevator!

A business meeting dives into the socio-political when a truly human moment moves the group to speak their hidden truths.

A Father gleefully goes about his day, connecting to the world through social media. When disaster strikes, he discovers thoughts and prayers are not enough.

A young man encounters a dark force in this surreal and time twisting thriller.

A frustrated jet-setter who can't travel discovers video superimposition. Through the magic of video technology, he is relegated to a box at the bottom of the screen as other people's pictures of faraway lands are shown. The protagonist reflects his generation's acceptance of today's diminished expectations. He is left to film his seemingly blank space coupled with his amusing narrative as others explore the world.

Using found footage, several members of royalty inform the citizens of an impending doom from space coming toward Earth.

A journey to a lake to find danger.

An experimental film involving ice cubes melting in a trough at a leather bar.

Asking for help at a seaside mansion, a ship captain is told " You're just in time for coffee. Come on in." He then is sucked into a world of discussions about video art.

Troublemaker on the Frequency is a short experimental video that explores mis-communication through found sound recordings, amateur radio, and glitch.

A man and a woman attempt to start a conversation with a third person. A spinoff of Spanghew Decorum.

An experiment in found-footage and archival processes. Subkonscio Rapida was originally shot in 1988 and then... forgotten. Forty years later, the 16mm film has been rediscovered and recut. Completed by the same artist at two very different points in his life, Subkonscio Rapida is a meditation on memory, time, and rediscovery.

A young man in the Alps is confronted with his culture's fears of nature, wolves, sexuality and wildness. Based on the short story Peter and the Wolf by Angela Carter.