Have You Ever Tried it This Way?
Selected by Leah Albert, Approximately 60 minutes

Inspirational tapes for student audiences. Wow how did they do that? I wish I could do it that way! Hey I've done that before! I could do it better! All of the films in this show entitled Have You Ever Tried it This Way?, evoke reactions like these. Each director has chosen a unique style to present his or her work.

PROGRAM:

Hypocrite, by David Chalker,
13:00, 2001
David Chalker in his video Hypocrite, literally throws the camera around in a way that makes the audience feel they are involved in a fistfight.

Lost Motion, by Janie Geiser,
11:00, 2001
Janie Geiser, takes film to a new level by using stop animation and collage to present her abstract piece Lost Motion.

Don't Piss Down My Back and Tell Me It's Raining,
by Barbara Doser, 11:00, 2002
Barbara Doser in her abstract video Don't Piss Down My Back and Tell Me It's Raining, explores how video can be enhanced through sound.

Hand Eye Coordination, by Naomi Uman,
10:00
In Hand Eye Coordination, Naomi Uman presents her Super 8 scratching and coloring techniques.

440.0HZ, by Michele Beck and Jorge Calvo,
3:00, 2001
In 440.0HZ the Michele Beck and Jorge Calvo experiment with traditional filmmaking by placing the camera inside someone's mouth.

Suburban Discipline, by Jeremy Drummond,
6:24, 2002
In Suburban Discipline, Jeremy Drummond uses split screen imagery to present his interpretation of the prevalence of domestic violence in suburban neighborhoods.

Sonic Landscape, by Todd Gray,
6:00, 2001

hemidemisemiquaver, by Susan Silton,
5:30 excerpt, 2000

Intro Film AKA The Swinging Twirling Camera Film,
by Paul Tarrago