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As you may know, I am a film student. These are some of the short films that I've made. As I complete more, I'll upload them to this website. I hope you enjoy the films, but I must admit some of them are pretty embarassing. It's a little like a sixth grader looking at the pictures he draw two years ago. He knows he's improved, but he still pretty much sucks.
| Going PlacesNovember 2002 (0h 3m 32s) dv, color, sound This was my final film in my first semester production class at USC. Watching it now is a somewhat painful experience. I like everything about it except for the lighting. I really wish I had spent some more time (or rather, any time) working on the lighting. The footage was shot over a four hour period in one afternoon. |
| Wednesdays at the Golden AppleOctober 2002 (0h 3m 40s) dv, color, sound This is a short documentary I made in my first semester production class at USC. Every Wednesday a group of comic book fans meet at the Golden Apple comic book store to discuss comics and pop culture. I documented one of these Wednesdays. |
| Dancer in the ParkJune 2001 (0h 2m 34s) 16mm, black and white, sound This was my fourth film in my "Sight and Sound" class at NYU. It was shot in two hours in Washington Square Park. The camera was operated by Josh Gronsbell. Yes, I am the dancer. |
| HandsomeJune 2001 (0h 2m 9s) 16mm, black and white, sound This was my final (fifth) film in my Sight and Sound class at NYU. We shot it in about an hour in Central Park. The music is from "Handsome Boy Modelling School". |
| Parking MetersJune 2001 (0h 2m 21s) 16mm, black and white, silent This is the second film I shot in my Sight and Sound class at NYU. We shot it in Queens. It stars Lee Horen, and has Jess in a special cameo. |
| Waiting for the BusMay 2001 (0h 1m 45s) 16mm, black and white, silent This was the first film from my Sight and Sound class at NYU. We shot it in about an hour, because I had to make my flight back to Pittsburgh for graduation. It stars Jessica Wu. We had some problems with exposure, because it was the first time we used the camera, film stock, and light meters. |
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