Iota

by
Carolyn Faber

Real Media:
view at archive.org

Using optical printing techniques, Iota explodes a moment in time captured on a
fragment of decaying film and attempts to look at artifacts of time, place and celluloid that are otherwise easily (dis)missed.

Screened at Orphans I in 1999

American Pop-Pop

by
Michael Conklin

This video uses found home movie footage to illustrate the life of the filmmaker's grandfather. Produced in a USC Media Arts Found Footage Filmmaking class, taught by Bill Morrison in the Fall 2000.

Coconuts for Books and Pencils

by
Joey
Hall

This video re-edits Fox Movietone News stories to disrupt and transform an imperialist narrative, and draw attention to ideologies that lurk beneath the surface. Produced in Media Arts Found Footage Filmmaking class, Fall 2000.

Women Aviators of the Silent(and Sound) Era

Edited by
Laura Kissel and
Logan Cooper

(soon)

This video highlights outtakes and stories about women aviators from the Fox Movietone newsreels.

Screened at Orphans II in 2001

listen to the round table discussion on Women Aviators