Filmmakers use the short form to address their concerns, remember loved ones, or celebrate an environment. (62 min.)

Films include:

• * Stephanie Hough, CENTURY: Summer
• John Barlow, Slate
• * Rana San, letters to [and from] Pablo
• * Matt Whitman, THE MEDICATION (ON BLUE)
• * Asher Coffield, 10 Things to Remember
• * Alex Morelli, Becoming
• Vasilios Papaioannu, How
• Sofia Theodore-Pierce, Hear Me Sometimes
• * Matthew Wolkow, Des lignes pour colorier l’intérieur/Lines to Color Within

Live conversation with available filmmakers on Oct. 28 at 11am PT! Participating filmmakers marked with an asterisk *

Image credit: John Barlow, “Slate”

Light is central to cinema. These filmmakers play with and interrogate light in a variety of forms. (60 min.)

Films include:

• * Richard Ashrowan, Prima Luce
• * Sarah Seené, Lumen
• Roger Horn, cultural leap (non-linear)
• * Miles Sprietsma, Harmonium
• * Paul Turano, Backyard on Saint Rose
• * Vivian Ostrovsky, Wherever Was Never There
• * Vito A. Rowlands, Entre Les Images
• * Melina Coumas, Aquí
• * Kate Lain and others, Tangled Up in Blue

Live conversation with available filmmakers on Oct. 29 at 11am PT! Participating filmmakers marked with an asterisk *

Image credit: Richard Ashrowan, “Prima Luce”

You don’t necessarily need a camera to create short films, but these filmmakers wield the mechanical camera and lenses with aplomb, deftly using a variety of techniques to explore their relationships to others and their environments. (70 min.)

Films include:

• * Linda Fenstermaker, Sometimes All of Summertime
• Gregorio Méndez, Hel City
• * André Silva, Black River
• * Jean-Jacques Martinod, La Bala de Sandoval/Sandoval’s Bullet
• * Anna Kipervaser & Rhys Morgan, No Garden Beyond
• * Jeremy Moss, Camera Sick
• * Mike Rollo, Eidolon

Live conversation with available filmmakers on Oct. 30 at 11am PT! Participating filmmakers marked with an asterisk *

Image credit: Gregorio Méndez, “Hel City”

Filmmakers explore the possibilities and promises of experimental film, working with found footage, handmade sequences, double exposures, animation, and digital post-production techniques. (60 min.)

Films include:

• Jeroen Van der Stock, Stone
• Gwendolyn Audrey Foster, Dada Ship
• * Federica Foglia, 04/19/68
• * Matt Soar, ASANASA
• * Dagie Brundert, Yksi Kaksi Kolme
• Roger Deutsch, The Flame of the Spent Hour
• * Karel Doing, Phytography
• Yuri Muraoka, Transparent, the World Is
• Michael Higgins, I’m Not a Doctor
• * Ruth Hayes, Perilous Experiment

Live conversation with available filmmakers on Oct. 31 at 11am PT! Participating filmmakers marked with an asterisk *

Image credit: Yuri Muraoka, “Transparent, the World Is”

Filmmakers examine the cosmic, mythic, disturbing, edgier aspects of images and sounds. (68 min.)

Films include:

• Nicole Baker, Imagine None of This is Real
• Malic Amalya, RUN!
• A. Moon, How Do They Do It?
• Michelle Trujillo, Cuentos Para Niños #2/Stories for Children #2
• * Elizabeth Lowe, Drift
• James Hollenbaugh, Animal Farm
• * Georg Koszulinski, New Mexico Death Wish Diatribe
• * Kamila Kuc, Noonwraith Blues

Live conversation with available filmmakers on Nov. 1 at 11am PT! Participating filmmakers marked with an asterisk *

Image credit: Nicole Elaine Baker, “Imagine None of This Is Real”