ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY ART MUSEUM
SHORT FILM AND VIDEO FESTIVAL
SATURDAY
APRIL 15, 2006 - 8 p.m.
TEMPE, ARIZONA
Come with your lawn chairs and blankets,
sit out under the stars and enjoy this free event...
Organized and Juried for the Arizona State University Art Museum by:
Bob Pece, Southern California
Filmmaker
John D. Spiak, Arizona
State University Art Museum
Arizona State University Art Museum is proud to present a number of short films and videos by artists from around the world. For this one evening, individuals are asked to bring a lawn chair, blanket or anything else they wish to use as a seat and join us on the back plaza for this FREE EVENT.
FESTIVAL PRESENTED IN VHS FORMAT
Sponsors:
STAR VIDEO DUPLICATING
TEMPE CAMERA
ARTS, MEDIA & ENGINEERING
Thank you to all the outstanding artists who entered the 2006 Festival. The jury process included 449 entries from 31 States and 19 Nations.
JURY PROCESS IS COMPLETE AND THE WINNERS ARE...
*Juror Choice Awards, AZ Award noted below.
**LeBlanc Audience Choice Award will be announced online following the festival date.
Kelvin Duball's Big Debut (*Juror Choice Award) Kelvin Duball wants to get his trailer park work out video on public access television - but needs to come up with $300 to make it happen.
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Tram Tram focuses on the "hidden score" of how individuals in public places improvise within a shared social convention.
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La Leyenda del Espantapájaros (The Legend of the Scarecrow) (**LeBlanc Audience Choice Award) A scarecrow's life changes radically when he decides to become friends with the birds.
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Backseat Bingo
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The Zit
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Shepherds
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The Girls of Elizabeth Street The memories of childhood, sexual curiosity, and the accompanying confusions.
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Pilgrims_Progress When MS-DOS is loaded, insert the PILGRIMS_PROGRESS program disk into the drive, label facing up. Follow the instructions.
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Audition Tuscar's quiet determination and unlikely success is revealed as he nervously performs a painful three-act audition in front of an unusual audience.
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Springtime for Eva
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Bicycle Messengers Bicycle Messengers juxtaposes animated characters with live action environments to tell the story of a group of people who are entirely different from the world around them.
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A Room with Askew A room askew and a meal that may never happen.
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Pay Roll (*Juror Choice Award) (**Honorable Mention, LeBlanc Audience Choice Award) Pay Roll explores the notion of free will through voice over character direction of unsuspecting people, cars, traffic lights and buses.
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Updebum This shocking piece details a true collection of foreign objects recovered by emergency room physicians from a certain body cavity.
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O Almoço (The Lunch) A sunny day on the outskirts of a small Portuguese city, under a tree, facing a road in the configuration of Da Vinci's "Last Supper, a dysfunctional family has lunch.
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Ellie The story of an evangelical minister who, at the age of 70, finally found the courage to be the woman he had always dreamed of being.
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La Revolution des Crabes (The Crab Revolution) The crabs of the estuary of the Gironde have a handicap: they cannot change direction and are condemned to walking their entire life in a straight line. How do they live this tragic destiny?
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Chicago Love (*AZ Award) An unconventional love story about a man who won't give up on love, and a girl that doesn't even know she's in it."
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The Obituary Project (Lolo Ferrari) A porn star with a virtual fan base (Lolo Ferrari) might have no obituary at all, garnering only an AP wire report.
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The Obituary Project (Noel) A songwriter's identity (Noel) remains as obscure as his motives for penning a popular American holiday standard.
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THANK YOU TO THE FOLLOWING FOR THEIR ANNUAL SUPPORT
OF OUR FESTIVAL:
Star Video Duplicating generously
donates duplication services.
Tempe Camera for their generous
donation of a screen for the festival.
THANK YOU TO THE FOLLOWING FOR THEIR SUPPORT OF OUR FESTIVAL:
Star Video Duplicating
Tempe Camera Repair
ARTS, MEDIA & ENGINEERING
Visit the ASUAM Festival Main Page for
guidelines for next year’s festival and a history of this annual event.
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