
the end of poverty?
a clip from philippe diaz's indelible film documenting the growing gap between 1st and 3rd world living standards and economies while tracing the roots of the situation through authentic visual representation, compelling narration by martin sheen and informative interviews with respected and authoritative economists, historians, businessmen, laborers, citizens and political figures from both 1st and 3rd world countries. the film played at the cannes film festival in 2008 and was picked for the critic's choice program.
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in darkness
this surrealistic and beautifully shot short film about a young woman's interest in hebraic mysticism needed a delicate mix and tasteful use of sound effects. written and directed by mauricio chernovetzky and arlene muller.
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scumrock: punch out
from jon moritsugu's seminal experimentation with hi-8 video and the 'lo-fi aesthetic'. both scenes feature amy davis as the dangerous punk diva 'roxy'. the soundtrack is crammed with music by great punk bands, score by 'casiotone for the painfully alone', excursions into slowed down industrial sound effects and more... scumrock won best feature at both the chicago and new york underground film festivals.
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scumrock: rock out
another scene from mortisugu's film. here, roxy performs with her band, 'the puerto ricans'.
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little failures
little failures, by john dilley, had poor location sound and required full ADR and foley work. With its new mix, the film played at the 2003 sundance film festival.
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night in tunisia
this beautiful experimental 16mm film by steve yamane features a collage of sights and sounds from the san francisco neighborhood where steve lives.
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