Showing posts with label Screenings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Screenings. Show all posts

Friday, October 19, 2007

Making a comeback!


CinemaSlam is a microcinema based out of Ann Arbor Michigan.


I'm very excited to be included in the screening program!

Showing twice:
Tuesday Oct 23 at 9.30pm
Sunday Oct 28 at 1.30pm

The program includes the following films:

Film Camp Highlights
Selected works from the Michigan Theater Young Filmmakers’ Camp (30 minutes)

My Own Private 8 Mile
by Michael Pfaendtner, Macomb, MI (travelog, 3 mins)
Along the boundary between Detroit and its suburban neighbors.

Famous Last Words
by Keith Jefferies and John C. Ardussi, Ann Arbor, MI (comedy, 5 mins)
Another opportunity to see this award winning comedy.

Authority Head Exorcism
by Daniel King, Reynoldsburg, OH (experimental, 2 mins 30s)
Found footage, personal memories and still images manifest a psychological landscape where the personal and political collide.

Huge Balls
by Trevor Stone, Ann Arbor, MI (documentary/art, 5 mins)
Giant gum balls as an interactive artwork.

I’m A Big Brother
by Marty Shea and Ian Bonner, Detroit, MI (narrative, 12 mins)

More at:
michtheater.org
cinemaslam.com
myspace.com/cinemaslam

Saturday, September 29, 2007

Impure Cinema, San Fran!

Impure Cinema: Hybrid Works Rupturing Media Boundaries

Friday, October 5th, 2007
9pm
Studio 27689 Bryant Street
San Francisco, CA
Admission is free

Studio 27, a microcinema in San Francisco, presents a screening of
short films and videos that intermingle different mediums or genres. By
synthesizing traditional media and techniques with newer technologies,
these filmmakers have created hybrid forms to express new ideas in their
work. Some of these pieces draw attention to their own construction by
the conventions of genre, while others either question or highlight the
distinction between different visual technologies. The artist Federico
Campanale will be present.

The Arsenal at Danzig by Timothy Hutchings, 2001, 8 mins., USA
Anticipation by Johanna Vaude, 2007, 12 mins., France
The Tree With The Lights In It by Jason A. Harrington, 2007, 5 mins.,
USA
Authority Head Exorcism by Daniel King, 2006, 3 mins., USA
Inkjet Printed Film Process by Jesse England, 2007, 1 min., USA
Vide-Uhhh! by Jesse England, 2005, 2 mins., USA
This video edited by computer by Jesse England, 2005, 1 min., USA
Blobsquatch: In The Expanded Field by Carl Diehl, 2007, 11 mins., USA
The End of The Universe as we know it? (Cosmic) by Anders Bojen &
Kristoffer Orum, 2007, 8 mins., Denmark
Kogel Vogel by Federico Campanale, 2007, 6 mins., The Netherlands
Mother on Trial: Gathering Voices in the Theater of Attraction by
Kristine Diekman, 2006, 12 mins., USA
Nebula by Hilary Harp and Suzie Silver, 2006, 10 mins, USA

Running Time: 1 hour, 19 mins.
Curated by Wago Kreider & Jessica Allee

Monday, June 25, 2007

Extreme Shorts 10



Authority Head to screen at Extreme Shorts 10 in Houston, TX next weekend. This year’s juror was Jytten Jensen Curator of Film for MoMA, New York.

The festival will run June 30, 8PM, and July 1 at 3PM & 5PM.

Friday, April 06, 2007

Screening at Wexner Center, OH Showcase 07


[:29 sec. preview]

AUTHORITY HEAD EXORCISM - Accepted into the Wexner Center for the Arts, Ohio Film & Video Showcase 2007. Screening May 12, 7pm, Columbus, OH.

Monday, October 09, 2006

No Festival Required- Phoenix

Found out today that my film "Authority Head Exorcism," was included in a screening at the No Festival Required microcinema in Phoenix, AZ on October 1. Ultra-uber Thanks to the NFR director, Steve Weiss for considering my piece. Steve is doing great things for lo/no-budget, and independent filmmaking in Arizona, managing one of the longest running microcinema's in the Southwest. Check out more of what Steve is doing here: No Festival Required

Thursday, September 14, 2006

Authority Exorcism included in Patriot Show II, Oakland

My short film, Authority Head Exorcism was recently included in a group exhibit at the Cricket Engine Gallery in Oakland, CA - opened on Sept. 11 - appropriately so.



As I sat watching from the couch, 9-11 evening tv... I recalled 5 years ago, the cold windchill brought upon by hurried news explosions and fears of deployment. You see, I pulled myself out of bed that bomb-morning already heart-heavy because the previous afternoon I had pledged to the RWB flag - my ally status as I signed the bottom line into the United States Air Force. Although I wasn't due to depart civilian life for six months, my name (and ass) was on the line. Nonetheless, I survived my time in service, relatively unscathed.

In the years to follow I have been working through regret, fears, and guilt for a mixed bag of love/hate of country, god, man.

Authority Head Exorcism was an exploration of an inner conflict related to time serving our beloved country. It will also be on view at the Artist Television Access Film and Video festival in San Francisco, CA happening October 19-20.