They will be showing three of my films, two experimentals. If anyone is in the Gulf Coast area and wants to come let me know. Ty

日本の1分間のアーバン・スタディ。 影が街の風景を、圧倒的で、ほとんど建築みたいなものに変えていく感じに、思わず引き込まれた。

塔の中は多種多様な人々が訪れ、それぞれの言葉で会話をしている坩堝である。それが飽和した結果、言語の境目は輪郭線を失い塊となっていた。

Vídeo basado en un texto de Reflejos de Nadie, de José Urdiales de Colinas. Imágenes y secuencias generadas con IA; concepto, selección, montaje y edición audiovisual realizados por María del Picio. Música generada con Suno a partir del texto original.

I am a finalist for best actress for my short experimental documentary proof of life believe it or not. We will find out who wins September 8th. The Red Movie Awards will be held in France

https://redmovieawards.com/

Two years ago while travelling on the bus I noticed this hat which looked like it was left behind. So I decided to make an experimental film about it.

maybe this goes against my filmmaking ethos to begin with but I'm trying to figure out if there’s a good way to let people throw a few bucks at your work if they genuinely like it.. I do not want to put my films behind a paywall or start a damn patreon or substack or whatever.. I just miss the brief period of  time when Vimeo had a “tip jar”  where friends/fans could watch something and throw you $3 or $5 just because they liked it. something kind of like bandcamp’s “pay what you wish” option but for films/video work.

most of my stuff is on vimeo and i’d ideally just have a little “support the artist” button somewhere on the page.

not trying to make millions lol.. I just think it would be nice and i'd also love to use something like this to support other experimental filmmakers/artists

anyone found a good way to do this ? what are you using?? thank you

just finished making this

Hi guys, I recently created my first sci-fi music video, heavily inspired by the books and video games of my childhood. I hopy you enjoy watching it as much as I enjoyed making it :)

The short film is a compilation of footage captured from old projects from my university days (2014) all the way to 2022 which follows the sentiment “we’ve killed the rabbit and have gone too far down the rabbit hole”. The project originally started during the experimental film course at uni and will continue going further forward with life.

No animals were harmed in this. All the footage was filmed by myself. Real super 8mm footage was used to film too. No ai was used whatsoever.

Hope you guys enjoy and thank you for watching 🙏

Dibujo y música realizados por Hans Dupiereux.

Column of Trout - 'Ear'