Notes from the Field / 2018

A dramatization of the accounts of the students, parents, teachers and administrators caught in America’s school-to-prison pipeline, which pushes underprivileged, minority youth out of the classroom and into incarceration.

Dark Notes / 2010

Interview with Maniac (1980) composer Jay Chattaway.

Notes from the Interior / 2015

Wandering through the body puzzling out a system of symbols. The trouble is, affect resists signification outright. The inside and outside become muddled when you start to feel your body in relation to the image.

Notes of Hers / 2013

A man discovers a song written by his late wife.

Behind Biutiful: Director's Flip Notes / 2011

A behind-the-scenes documentary that combines recorded rehearsals and intimate moments with audio and video diary notes from director Alejandro González Iñárritu during the making of "Biutiful" (2010).

Notes sur l'émigration. Espagne 1960 / 1960

An investigation into the motives of Spanish workers who migrated to Switzerland in the late 50s, early 60s turns into a sometimes caustic, sometimes melancholic rumination on the land they left behind. A work in between cultures and cinematic modes, a starting point, an opening statement - a clarion call.

Notes from the Rogues Gallery / 2007

What if you decided to become... a super hero?

Disney's Sing-Along Songs: 101 Notes of Fun / 1994

International version of the 1989 release 'Disney's Sing Along Songs Fun With Music' Narrated and hosted by Professor Ludwig Von Drake, this video includes sing-along cuts from several Disney movies, including Alice in Wonderland and Snow White, plus Billy Joel singing "Why Should I Worry."

Notes from a scaresmith / 2009

Walter is addicted to scaring people. He has his favorite set-ups and keeps extensive notes on them. Walter's house mate Randall is his latest subject, but the constant scares drive him crazy and he moves out. Things change when Stacy moves in. She seems immune to his scare tactics. It is a challenge Walter has never faced.

A Masque of Madness (Notes on Film 06-B, Monologue 02) / 2013

In this experimental film, British actor Boris Karloff (1887-1969) embodies over 170 characters, experiencing a schizophrenic horror trip in which he faces versions of himself in different masks, at different ages, of different genders and races. As Karloff’s career spans over 50 years, from the silent era to modern-day cinema, A Masque of Madness allows us to witness the aesthetic and technical developments of the medium in one single film.

Notes on the Passage of Time / 1979

A three colour separation study filmed at Pearl Beach, which examines the same scene of Amethyst Avenue during the progression of a winter, then a summer day. With the sea in the background, the moving objects such as the pedestrians, cyclists, traffic are transparent and ephemeral while the stationary objects are opaque and retain a permanent quality. A strange, almost surreal quality illustrating the transitional nature of life.

Notes on the capital / 2018

Observational imagery and sounds in the heart of the english capital.

Magnetic Notes, 1986-1987 / 1988

Auder's reminiscences from 1986 - 87.

A Composer’s Notes: Philip Glass and the Making of an Opera / 1986

This documentary by Michael Blackwood looks at the development and production of Glass' opera Akhnaten. The film follows two productions by the Württemberg State Theater, Stuttgart, and the Houston Grand Opera.

Le Medina: Notes from the Focus Groups / 2019

Documentary short about Rotterdam housing project "Le Medi", formerly known as "Le Medina".

Notes from There / 2015

A dramatic narrative short that takes an intimate, elliptical look at the affects of separation forced upon two dancers who are lovers and collaborators. Pepca and Martine are torn apart by the immigration arrest of Martine.

Notes on Gesture / 2007

A Visual essay of indexical failures that examine the bliss of ineffable gestures…

Malattia, Notes Moscovites 1, Notes Moscovites 2 / 2012

Bernadette: Notes on a Political Journey / 2011

This remarkable documentary, made over a nine year period, charts the story of Bernadette Devlin McAliskey’s political journey since her explosive entry into the public arena in the late sixties. Combining archive footage with a series of intimate interviews conducted with Devlin McAliskey, director Lelia Doolan perfectly encapsulates the idiosyncrasies and rebelliousness which has fuelled her subject’s pivotal role at the heart of civil rights, feminism and socialism in Northern Ireland. Bernadette is a fascinating and powerful account of this firebrand figure, an impressively rounded depiction of a woman blessed with incredible eloquence, clarity and firm socialist principles.

From the beach, Notes /

Una piccola poesia visiva di immagini estratte dalle camere di videosorveglianza pubbliche in giro per il mondo.