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Experimental Films
Third Shift Coming Home
Director, Cinematographer, Camera, Editor, Sound
HD Video, Stereo, BW and Color, 26 minutes
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This audio-visual tone poem uses the language of filmmaking to offer a first-hand evocation of the turbulent psychological effects one can experience due to prolonged lack of sunlight.
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Available Mid 2024
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Migratory Impulse
Director, Cinematographer, Camera, Editor, Sound
35mm Lomokino to HD Video, Mono, Black & White, 1 Minute
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This micro-short film takes what would otherwise be a serene moment of meditation at an idyllic landscape, and uses unconventional means of sound and image capture to pervert it with the anxieties of decay, uninhabitability and threat.
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Available Soon
Abyssal Communion
Director, Cinematographer, Camera, Editor, Sound
HD Video, Stereo, Color, 4 min.
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At a specific time at a specific place, in the absence of any living thing, a beacon transmits a strange signal into a watery vacuum.
Shot spontaneously on an afternoon walk with an iPhone SE.
Grimoire du Souris:
Sanctum Regnum
Editing & Sound
HD Video, Mono, Black & White & Color, 3 min.
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A cursed film, appropriating a 16mm print of a cartoon with arcane text and sound recordings of occult prayer. Whose mere playback acts as a beacon for communion with the government of Hell.
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Created for The Internet Archive's public domain celebration. This piece was made in a brisk 6 days within the confines of a fun challenge of making a film entirely out of public domain materials. At least one such material had to enter the public domain this year, in this case the Silly Symphony, Hell's Bells. Other such materials include various textual excerpts and illustrations from digitized 16th and 18th century grimoires and various sound effects from the USC optical sound effect archive. The final product takes influence from various sources such as analog horror, found footage (in the avant garde mode), the idea of cursed media and Norman McLaren's animation and use of graphical sound.
Currently in Production
Eternalism:
As Observed Through 32 Temporal Perspectives of my Hometown
Untitled
Nocturne
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