Channeling

The artists involved in this short-film fest used non-standard cinematic approaches such as digital video, homemade effects, saturated 8mm, home movies, animation, and green screen to create "a program of experimental moving image work" about the queer experience. (Pictured: a scene from the short 9 Is a Secret.) Tue., Jan...
January 15, 2009
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The artists involved in this short-film fest used non-standard cinematic approaches such as digital video, homemade effects, saturated 8mm, home movies, animation, and green screen to create “a program of experimental moving image work” about the queer experience. (Pictured: a scene from the short 9 Is a Secret.)

Tue., Jan. 20, 8 p.m., 2009

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