School of Film/Video
Showcase 2005
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Character Animation
| Feline Faux Pas by Courtland Lomax 2005 | |
| On A Roll by Alex Hirsch 2005 | |
| The Bastard by Dave Quion 2005 | |
| Moon Struk by Joe Pitt 2005 | |
| The Shoes by Wenchung Lu 2005 | |
| Frenchy Bob by Dave Creek 2005 | |
| Ghouls and Dolls by Sam Marin 2005 | |
| For Giving by Mario Furmanczyk 2005 | |
| Asleep at the Wheel by Sean Jimenez 2005 | |
| The Grosse Hunger by Julian Narino 2005 | |
| St. Laleeloo by Jiwook Kim 2005 | |
| Duck and Robot by Brigett Barrager 2005 | |
| Gecko by Colin Fleming 2005 | |
| The Red Memory by Bertrand Piocelle 2005 | |
| Catfood by Nate Wragg 2005 | |
| Leash Boy by Shiyoon Kim 2005 | |
| Someday Never by Stephen Hawkins 2005 | |
| Stalemate by In-Young (Alex) Sung 2005 | |
| The Ghost Ship by Edward Juan 2005 | |
| A Friend BeHeaded This Way by Nicholas Butera 2005 | |
| Sky Bound by Jennifer Hager 2005 | |
| Body by Patrick McHale 2005 | |
| The Naive Man from Lolliland by JG Quintel 2005 | |
| Jurassic Chef by Chris Minki Song 2005 | |
| My Little Obsessive Compulsive Friend by Steven Adam Macleod 2005 | |
| Catch of the Day by Justin Hunt 2005 | |
| Ah, L'Amour! by Austin Madison 2005 | |
| The Fruit Tree of Galilee by Eric Favela 2005 | |
| The Possum by Chris Choy 2005 |
Experimental Animation
| Speech of Freedom by Nancy Parczyk 2005, 1 min. 28 sec. Everybody has the right to freedom of speech. | |
| Global by Pablo Calvillo 2005, 1 min. 40 sec. An animation that shows us how TV has become our only window to the world. | |
| Lovers Supplant by Norma Toraya 2005, 2 min. 30 sec. A work about a femme-fatale who creeps in the night. Objective: the blissful female, abduction, replacement to be with the man she loves and the role she deserves. | |
| Lost & Found by Deborah Shin 2005, 7 min. Every person and every thing has its own wavelength. Each wavelength is different but a wavelength can change to become more like the wavelength of someone you love. | |
| The King by Pablo Calvillo 2005, 40 sec. The King and his ideas. | |
| Capsulation by Eric Spector 2005, 2 min. An experimental short about Los Angeles. | |
| Latent by Shon Kim 2005, 3 min. 15 sec. An experiment to reach a coexistent point where abstractness and figurativeness are equally fused. | |
| Sublime Monsters and Virtual Children by Brian G. Tan 2005, 3 min. 15 sec. Muslim Mice, glass spheres, black bunnies, butoh dancers: all under the violent shadow of a giant tsunami. A schizophrenic cg exploration of signs, omens and other relics of faith. | |
| My Ohio Heart by Lauren Fisher 2005, 2 min. A personal meditation on my home state's disappointing voting habits. | |
| Left and Leave by Yongchu Suh 2005, 9 min. 30 sec. A road movie. | |
| The Option of War  by Nick Fox-Gieg 2005, 6 min. 30 sec. A soldier is taken prisoner in the night by a pack of jackals. Offering a pair of scissors, they demand he use the makeshift weapon to kill his sleeping friends. He takes the scissors, and... | |
| Noobies by Benjamin Vu 2005, 2 min. 14 sec. A man who just wants to be left alone. | |
| Study No. 11 by W.S. Cheng 2005, 2 min. 20 sec. A study in movement and rhythm. | |
| Passages by Hyun-min Lee 2005, 2 min. 30 sec. The story of the life of a woman and the flow of time. Her life passes alongside the changes of nature. When her life ends, it is not the end, but another beginning. | |
| Birds by Karen Knighton 2005, 1 min. 20 sec. There once was a lonely robot who loved birds. One day the robot builds a small yellow bird to be his new friend. | |
| Manicure by Young-sun Kim 2005, 4 min. 55 sec. A little girl goes to her fantasy world while putting red nail polish on herself. She thinks she can become like her mother with the manicure. | |
| Mammoth Cave by Stephanie Hutin 2005, 2 min. 21 sec. The tale of a mining town where witches live in igloos furnished with frigidaires, miniature cacti grow in the snow, tablecloths are for all year round and petticoated children plot against men. |
Film Directing Program
| Men and Women by Darren Herczeg 2005, 3 min. 30 sec. | |
| It Happened by Ben Rodkin 2005, 1 min. 30 sec. | |
| Custody by Tariq Tapa 2004, 8 min. | |
| First Flush by Pravesh Gurung 2005, 16 min. | |
| November Film by Ben Rodkin 2005, 6 min. | |
| Levity by David Nordstrom 2005, 7 min. | |
| The Band by Christine Beebe 2005, 14 min. | |
| Sid's Loss by Taylor Greeson 2005, 1 min. 30 sec. | |
| The Body Remains by Jenna Feldman 2005, 1 min. | |
| The Day We Forgot the Baby, or the Day the Baby Went Bonkers! by Amber Neuenschwander 2005, 1 min. |
Program in Film and Video
| I want to make a video about you by Anonymous C 2005, 15 min. Looking for intimacy on the internet. False rendezvous with strangers. Dealing with cyberculture and the reality tv phenomenon, this narrative probes the borders between truth and fiction, private and public and intimacy and anonymity. | |
| A relationship of function by Rogier Pijpers 2005, 16 min. 30 sec. A piece designed to provoke several levels of questions as to whether reflexive narrative structures can support the existence of itself. | |
| The Correct Use of Oranges by Mari Okada 2005, 16 min. 30 sec. Special oranges liberate the girl from cooking for her boyfriend and she finds beauty in a life free of pleasing others. | |
| Boundless by Ryan Connor 2005, 5 min. 39 sec. Corporate sponsored playgrounds and tornado sirens. | |
| Young Turks by Jason Joel Harris 2005, 20 min. Mis-communication between old friends. | |
| American Harem by Nabawia (Nabby) El-Soudani 2005, 3 min. 30 sec. An emulation of mainstream music video, reversing gender roles typically seen in this form. An attempt to critique media representations of women while simultaneously empowering the image of the middle eastern woman. | |
| Recollection by Arshia Haq 2005, 20 min. An exploration of personal and scientific archives, from the laboratory of an entomologist to the memories of an immigrant's childhood. | |
| The Dream is Still a Dream by Kate Dollenmayer 2005, 16 min. I stayed up all night to make this movie for you. |
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