Ann Arbor Film Festival 2009

In age where the viewer can watch public executions online, ordinary slaughter and routine atrocity make us numb to the pain of human beings. This film examines a brief moment of violent execution from the victim's perspective.

"The film's title was a response to the debate in New York over the City's plan to require licensing and insurance from filmmakers to film on the street, in the public realm. Fortunately, the City backed down. In its whirling color, this film expresses my never-ending fascination with the street." - Jim Jennings

An experimental approach to optics, using simple materials and techniques to generate a range of images of pure light and colour in motion. The film is inspired by the ideas of early scientists who investigated the nature of light and visual perception, particularly the experiments and writings of the tenth-century Arab mathematician/scientist Ibn al-Haytham and the English mathematician/scientist Isaac Newton.

A film about the voluptuous moments during the fusion of a soul and a flesh.

An attempt at finding solace.

A film following one of the invisible bloodlines of the city of Boston- the culverted Stonybrook River.

An old home tells stories in the form of sonic memories of the people that once lived within its walls.