Without additional computer animation and effects the Cologne based Susi Sie creates astounding experimental video artwork by manipulating (sometimes for
Hugo de Kok and Kay van Vree play with their food to impressive effect in Flatten, their exploration of the forms and shapes food makes when you flatten them.
Yo-yos, their function is primarily to travel down and then back up a string spinning as they go, or for the more ambitious practitioner perhaps a loop da loop
Illinois based videomaker, director and photographer Jack Lawrence Mayer employs acoustic band performance, montage and voiceover to express his feelings in
Kogonada continue the interesting series of films looking at recurring filmmaking techniques in the works of famous directors, with Sounds of Aronofsky, a
Tungijuq, from Montreal based directing duo Felix and Paul, is a truly original, visually-stunning short that is as hard to explain, as it is to pronounce. A
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