Stop-Motion collages, artist process portraits, cross-country video-journals, and wartime trashpicker anthem recordings combine for a cultural diagnosis of the American psyche. 2007 80 min. NTSC DV
WashMachine street fantasy about Max, a narcoleptic amnesiac squatting beneath NYC subways, who collages a dream journal that opens a portal to alternate worlds of consciousness. 2003-2005 22 min. NTSC DV {Best Experimental and Excellence in Editing Awards, Arlene’s Picture Show NYC, 2005} {Short Film Slam Winner, Pioneer Theater, NYC 2005} {Official Selection: NYC Anthology FIlm Archives, New Filmmakers Program 2005; West Chester, PA Film Festival, 2005; River’s Edge Film Festival 2006; New England Film and Video Festival 2006; Queens Intl. Film Festival 2006; Santa Clarita Street Art Fair 2006; Intl. Festival of Cinema & Technology 2007}
Transcendental editing and improvisational performances combine to create the ultimate visceral experience. Paraders, Max and Jasmine, are strangers linked by telepathic dreams lost in a post-apocalyptic wilderness in which they are forced to confront the harsh reality of their illusions. 2001-2002 10 min. NTSC DV, 16mm
Renegade-spirit princess, Patti, passes through an underwater portal, and emerges in downtown New York, 1984 Only Stereo the superhero can guide her back home. A WashMachine street fantasy of dancing, death and reincarnation. 2000-2001 10 min. NTSC DV, 16mm DREAMERS
Self-portrait documenting lucid dream experiments. 1998-99 11 min. 16mm