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Reel Short Movies: Water Calling - Part 2 3/4/2010
Filmmakers present short films exploring water stewardship. This edition of Reel Short Movies includes films by Luke Sieczek and SJ Chiro. |
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Reel Short Movies: Water Calling - Part 1 2/25/2010
Filmmakers present short films exploring water stewardship. This edition of Reel Short Movies includes films by Britta Johnson, Susan Robb and Rick Stevenson. |
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Reel Short Movies: Ballard High School 11/26/2008
REEL SHORT MOVIES is a mix of original works by local area filmmakers. This episode of REEL SHORT MOVIES features films from the Ballard High School Video Production Program. |
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Reel Short Movies: Episode 12 11/1/2007
REEL SHORT MOVIES is a mix of original works by local area filmmakers. This episode of REEL SHORT MOVIES features films from the 2005 Local Sightings Film Festival and is a presented in association with the Northwest Film Forum. This episode features: Driving Around Following Strangers(Michael Harring, 2005, 13 min.); Ghetto Gardens (Bonnie Blue, 2005, 10 min.); Zombie Night (Bret Fetzer, 2004, 10 min.). |
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Reel Short Movies: Episode 11 10/4/2007
REEL SHORT MOVIES is a mix of original works by local area filmmakers. This episode of REEL SHORT MOVIES is a presented in association with the Artist Trust Films. |
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Reel Short Movies: Episode 10
9/7/2007
This episode presents films made in part with grants from Artist Trust, a not-for-profit organization dedicated exclusively to supporting Washington State artists working in all creative disciplines. No. 3 Directed by Aaron Bourget; Positive Reinforcement Directed by John Helde; Vision Test Directed by Wes Kim; Thought City Directed by Stefan Gruber; Frank in “Fossil Follies” Directed by Jim Woodring; Les Nanas Directed by Danielle Morgan; Handsewn Directed by Donna Stack; Story of Christmas Directed by Dave Hanagan; Identity Crisis Directed by Pat Moriarity; Reemco Atomic Broom Directed by Jackson Douglas. |
Reel Short Movies: Episode 9 6/23/2007
The SEATTLE CHANNEL presents a special broadcast of winning films from the 2007 edition of the Seattle Times' annual Three-Minute Masterpiece digital filmmaking contest--featuring comedy, drama, live-action and animation. The Seattle Times, Seattle Film Institute and Seattle International Film Festival asked readers to submit homemade DVDs of anything suitable for a family audience running three minutes or less. The winners were selected from among more than 100 entries. |
Reel Short Movies: 2003 Fly Films 6/9/2007
Reel Short Movies: Episode 8
REEL SHORT MOVIES is a mix of original works by local area filmmakers. In association with the Seattle International Film Festival and in celebration of the 2007 festival, this episode of REEL SHORT MOVIES presents the 2003 Fly Filmmaking Challenge films. |
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Reel Short Movies: 2004 Fly Films 6/2/2007
REEL SHORT MOVIES is a mix of original works by local area filmmakers. In association with the Seattle International Film Festival and in celebration of the 2007 festival, this episode of REEL SHORT MOVIES presents the 2004 Fly Filmmaking Challenge films. The Seattle International Film Festival's Fly Filmmaking Challenge asks a selected group of local filmmakers to create a short film on the fly. They shoot in five days, edit in five days, and produce the films under a specific set of rules. The 2004 Fly Film Challenge asked ten filmmakers to create documentaries of Seattle neighborhoods assigned to them at random. This year also includes a Fly Film made in honor of SIFF's 30th Anniversary. |
Reel Short Movies: 2005 Fly Films 6/2/2007
REEL SHORT MOVIES is a mix of original works by local area filmmakers. In association with the Seattle International Film Festival and in celebration of the 2007 festival, this episode of REEL SHORT MOVIES presents the 2005 Fly Filmmaking Challenge films. The Seattle International Film Festival's Fly Filmmaking Challenge asks a selected group of local filmmakers to create a short film "on the fly". They shoot in five days, edit in five days, and produce the films under a specific set of rules. The 2005 Film Filmmaking Challenge asked ten filmmakers to create five minute long Seattle themed documentaries based on a word that they drew out of a hat. |
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Reel Short Movies: 2006 Fly Films 5/26/2007
Reel Short Movies is a mix of original works by local area filmmakers. In association with the Seattle International Film Festival and in celebration of the 2007 festival, this episode of Reel Short Movies presents the 2006 Fly Filmmaking Challenge films. |
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Reel Short Movies: Episode 4 5/3/2007
REEL SHORT MOVIES is a mix of original works by local area filmmakers. This episode of REEL SHORT MOVIES is a presented in association with the Northwest Film Forum and the Local Sightings Film Festival. Episode 4 features: My Brown Eyes by Jay Koh; The Clouds That Touch Us Out of Clear Skies by Lynn Shelton; The Gods Looked Down and Laughed by Matt Wilkins. |
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Reel Short Movies: Episode 3 4/5/2007
Reel Short Movies is a mix of original works by local area filmmakers. This episode of Reel Short Movies is a presented in association with the Northwest Film Forum and the Local Sightings Film Festival. Episode 3 features: Commercial by Michael Cross; In the Loaming by Mark Engle; Summer by Lynn Shelton; and The Man Who Fell in Love by Amira Lopez. |
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Reel Short Movies: Episode 2 3/1/2007
REEL SHORT MOVIES is a mix of original works by local area filmmakers. This episode of REEL SHORT MOVIES is a presented in association with the Northwest Film Forum and the Local Sightings Film Festival. This episode’s movies: Rent’s Due by Meredith Binder and Andy McCone; Birds in Winter by Dave Hanagan; Rod Crawford: Spiderman by Sonja Watson; Mary Klein: Street Artist by Steve Utaski; hinterlands by Brian Short. |
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Reel Short Movies: Episode 1 2/15/2007
Reel Short Movies is a mix of original works by local area filmmakers. This episode of Reel Short Movies is a presented in association with the Northwest Film Forum and the Local Sightings Film Festival. Movies in this episode: Combustible Chef by Per Anderson; Terry by Jessica Baxter; Begin by Mary Welch; Game Show Duo by Patricia Boiko; Tips for Talking to Strangers by Fiona Otway; Duel by Danielle Morgan; Foster Island by Serge Gregory; Obsession Study I by Alan Pruzan, Juliet Waller Pruzan and Amii LeGendre; Afternoon Delight by Thom Harp. |
