Experimental Films

To view these experimental films, please click on the respective still frames.

Still frame from "The Runner", 1994 (54 minutes)

A one-hour long experimental video produced, directed and edited for nine television screen playback. Based on a short story written by former Putney, Vermont resident James Tabor (winner of the 1982 award for Best Short Fiction in Literature), it was selected for inclusion in the Biennial at the Contemporary Museum of Moving Images in Geneva, Switzerland in 1999.

Still frame from "Cowards", 2002 (50 minutes)

"Cowards" is a multi-channel presentation originally created for twelve projectors then modified for two-channel projection. Based on a short story written by Elise Russo, it presents an intimate look at emotional and sexual abuse condensed through a moment in the life of a married couple trapped in an abusive relationship.

Winner of “Best Experimental” at the New England Film and Video Festival, 2002