I am pleased to again be screening at the Montreal International Animation Film Festival - ANIMAZE.

EQUAL will be screening in the After Dark / Après la nuit block of short films.

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“Animaze – Montreal International Animation Film Festival is a registered non-profit organization dedicated to advancing independent animation. Founded in Montreal in 2012, Animaze celebrates bold storytelling, artistic innovation and diverse creative voices from around the world.”

I am pleased to again be screening at the 11th Philadelphia Unnamed Film Festival.

EQUAL will be screening in the Bizarre Block of experimental short films.
An hour of weird, uncategorizable, odd films.

I will be in attendance for the Q&A following the screening.

My art film EQUAL will be screening at Film Invasion Los Angeles.
I am pleased to once again be screening at Film Invasion LA.

EQUAL will kick off Program 10 - Shorts Block 8
I will be at the screening for a Q&A.

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“Film Invasion Los Angeles
The festival that gives a shit!”

My newest art film EQUAL will be screening at Deep Cut Film Festival.

EQUAL leads off the afternoon program.

Admission is pay what you want

Deep Cut film Festival is back!
“This festival is the film equivalent to the deep cut on your fav record. That amazing track that never makes the airwaves, but to you and yours, out rocks the single.”

My newest art film EQUAL leads off the opening program at the Boston Short Film Festival in Arlington MA.

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“BSFF believes in short films! Recognizing the important role shorts have in cinema, storytelling, and culture, BSFF wants to help empower the next generation of artists. The Boston Short Film Festival is an annual event showcasing shorts films with an edge. The BSFF focuses on the unconventional, the unusual, the underground, the intuitive, the innovative, the minimalistic and the true artists of our time. The festival aims to screen up to 100 short films.”

EQUAL will be screening on July 8th at the 13th edition of the Bridge Film Festival in Verona, Italy.

The Bridge Film Festival involves various spaces in the Filippini district, with screenings, performances, workshops and events.

My newest art film EQUAL will be screening at Eutopia Arthouse Film Festival in Belfast, Northern Ireland.

“The Eutopia Arthouse Film Festival (EAFF) is a non-profit international film exhibition focused on fostering artistic exchange and development among young filmmakers. EAFF is organized by the Queen’s University Belfast, and supported by the Queen’s Annual Fund.”

EQUAL will be screening at Miti's House as part of Gjon Mili Video Art Festival in Dhërmi Village, Albania.

EQUAL will be screening at GAD Gallery 1 as part of Gjon Mili Video Art Festival in Korçë, Albania.

EQUAL will screen at the 12th Festival Cinemistica in Granada Spain.

EQUAL will begin the screening on June 12th at 18h.

My newest art film EQUAL will be screening at The Art of Brooklyn Film Festival.

EQUAL leads off the “FILM AS ART: Experimental + Non-Linear Films” program.
I will be present for Q&A following the screening.

This is the fifth year I am screening at The Art of Brooklyn Film Festival. I thank them for their continued support.

The Art of Brooklyn Film Festival is a unique event that brings Brooklyn’s celebrated film and media makers together with their peers across the country and around the world. The award-winning AoBFF is a filmmaker-focused event, platform and showcase for exciting emerging creators and established voices. We partner with film distributors and media organizations, host world-class talkbacks, create innovative programming for networking and skill building, and screen in state-of-the-art theaters for enthusiastic audiences across Brooklyn.

Delete TV will broadcast EQUAL on Austrian TV (plus a live stream).
9:35 pm CET (3:35 pm EDT)

Delete TV investigates the captivating nature of images with the specific aim to look up to new approaches by taking distance from the conventional film making method.

The program opens a window to the world of art and offers strong, wild and uncensored works from upcoming artists and film-makers. Delete TV highlights contemporary issues in a global context, highly educational and deeply focused on intercultural exchange and visibility.

Between the lines and under the make up of a brave new world.

I am pleased to once again be screening at the Astoria Film Festival.
This year they are screening my most recent art film, EQUAL, in their eigth edition.

I appreciate their continued support and the educational work they do.

“The Astoria Film Festival blends film screenings with educational and career development programs to support local talent and provide a platform for emerging filmmakers. Each year, the festival showcases work from both local and international creators.

My most recent art film, EQUAL, will be screening at art + film + vienna in Vienna Austria.

I will be in attendance.

My films have screened at the two previous editions of art + film + vienna. I appreciate their continued support.

“art + film + vienna presents experiments in moving images on and beyond the cinema screen. The media and spatial boundaries of the screen or cinema hall are constantly being explored anew, going beyond conventional screenings in hybrid screening formats with live elements, installation screenings, interventions in public spaces and many other work-specific presentation formats.”

My most recent art film, EQUAL, will be screening at the UNDER_the_RADAR festival in the Competition 5 screening.

“Under-the-Radar” is an annual festival and interdisciplinary conference for animation, experimental film,
media art and connected fields of research and production.

My most recent art film, EQUAL, will be screening at the 21st Athens ANIMFEST - International Animation Festival.

EQUAL will kick off the Experimental 1 program.

This is my ninth film being screened at Athens ANIMFEST. I appreciate their continued support.

I am pleased to again be screening at Toronto Film Week.

This edition they are screening You Can’t Find Love.

Toronto Film Week focuses on the unconventional, the unusual, the underground, the intuitive, the innovative, the minimalistic and the true artists of our time.

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I am pleased to again be screening at the Brussels Independent Film Festival.

You Can’t Find Love will be screening in the International Shorts 2 program of 8 films.

“The renewed Brussels Independent Film Festival is an annual, weeklong event that highlights independent and experimental cinematic talent.

Inspired by that original movement, the revived Brussels Independent Film Festival continues to emphasize lesser known, vanguard cinematic works and further its tradition of galvanizing budding talent. 

The festival takes pride in its astute selection process. It is known for discovering hidden gems that later go on to successfully thrive at A-list festivals, with some films even catching the eye of the Academy Awards. In 2021 for example, the Brussels Independent Film Festival selected and awarded 'Ala Kachuu – Take and Run', directed by Maria Brendle, which was nominated in 2022 for an Oscar in the Best Live Action Short Film category. 

Most importantly, the Brussels Independent Film Festival creates a space for unique visionaries and voices. True to its history, the festival screens films of both novices and veterans —with medium and low budgets— from all over the globe. The festival’s goal is to create a warm, open atmosphere in which filmmakers, fans, critics, and producers can watch the films of emerging talents, explore new cinematic techniques and styles, and award cinematic excellence.

The Brussels Independent Film Festival creates an intimate atmosphere in which to revel in the beauty and wonder of the cinema with like-minded cineastes from all over the globe.”

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My experimental film 2020 will open the screening of the People Versus TV program Fringe Flicks: Uncanny Desires in Liverpool England.

I will be in attendance.

“Fringe Flicks is a quarterly underground short film night curated by People Versus TV CIC, showcasing strange, bold, and experimental cinema from around the world. Each event features a curated lineup of local, national and international short films — from surreal micro-docs and animated oddities to lo-fi horror and poetic absurdities — alongside a featured cult short.

 We champion work that pushes boundaries, plays with form, and speaks from the margins. Whether it’s DIY, dreamlike, or defiantly unmarketable, this is cinema with bite, wit, and heart.”

“It’s Strangely Beautiful … Beautifully Strange.”

My most recent film EQUAL will be screening at the 13th Magikal Charm Experimental Video & Film Fest of avant-garde and experimental work.

I appreciate their continued support.

I am pleased to be screening You Can’t Find Love at the London Super Shorts Film Festival.

I will be in attendance.

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“Talent Circle in London founded the Super Shorts International Film Festival in 2003, to focus explicitly on short films in all its forms and shapes. During its original eleven year run, the festival shown over 2,000 incredible short films, from slick 35mm shorts to weird and wonderful experimental films.

Unfortunately, in its original incarnation, the festival came to an end in 2014. Inspired by that original movement, the Super Shorts Film Festival London was revived in 2018, and continued to emphasize lesser known, vanguard cinematic works and further its tradition of galvanizing budding talent.

Super Shorts Film Festival creates an intimate atmosphere and space for unique visionaries and voices. True to their history, the different festivals will screen films of both novices and veterans—with medium and low budgets—from all over the globe. Super Shorts Film Festival's goal is to create a warm, open atmosphere in which filmmakers, fans, critics, and producers can watch the films of emerging talents, explore new cinematic techniques and styles, and award cinematic excellence.”

I am pleased to be screening at the Festival Fotogenia for the fourth time.

This year they are screening my animated, experimental documentary on the history of Morse Code, MORSE.

It is screening in Program 12 - Sueños que despiertan (Dreams That Wake Up)

“The FOTOGENIA FESTIVAL IS THE FIRST INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL OF CINEPOETRY AND DIVERGENT NARRATIVES IN MEXICO that promotes a space for the alternative conception of cinema within a framework of celebration, experimentation and avant-garde about love, curiosity and research of the seventh art, to which all audiences are invited, taking into account the disruptive nature of the works presented.”

I am pleased to again be screening at the Beijing International Short Film Festival.
This year they are screening my recent art film, You Can’t Find Love.

My film will screen in the SIPHON 4 section.
This section “highlights 47 works of experimental moving image, diving into how images generate meaning, disrupt visual habits, and intervene in established ways of seeing and sensing.”

I appreciate their contiued support.

I am pleased to be screening my art film MORSE at Pikes Peak docuFEST in Colorado Springs.

It will open Film Block 5.

“The third Pikes Peak docuFEST continues to celebrate the transformative power of storytelling through film. Our mission is to inspire, ignite positive change, and captivate audiences with exceptional entertainment. Set against the stunning backdrop of Colorado Springs, CO, our third annual event in 2025 promises to reach even greater heights.”

I am pleased to again be screening at the Ghent International Film Week.

My most recent art film, You Can’t Find Love, has two screenings:

On Wednesday, October 1st at 8:00 pm before the feature Giant’s Kettle (Finland)

THE RABBIT HOLE: a 30 minute loop with four other short films
daily from 2:00 - 6:00 pm
Monday, September 29 - Sunday, October 5th

“The Ghent International Film Week is a one-of-a-kind film event that brings bold and original cinema to the heart of Ghent. Taking place during Ghent Art Week, it offers a full week of challenging, innovative films from around the world—ranging from underground gems and experimental shorts to striking documentaries and daring feature films.

Formerly known as Obskuur, the festival has always focused on films that push boundaries. We believe cinema should not just entertain, but also provoke, inspire, and spark conversation.”

I am pleased to be screening at the New York Super Shorts Film Festival for the second time.
This year they are screening my most recent art film, You Can’t Find Love.

I screened 2020 at the first edition of New York Super Shorts Film Festival.

“Talent Circle in London founded the Super Shorts International Film Festival in 2003, to focus explicitly on short films in all its forms and shapes. During its original eleven year run, the festival shown over 2,000 incredible short films, from slick 35mm shorts to weird and wonderful experimental films.

Unfortunately, in its original incarnation, the festival came to an end in 2014. Inspired by that original movement, the Super Shorts Film Festival London was revived in 2018, and continued to emphasize lesser known, vanguard cinematic works and further its tradition of galvanizing budding talent.

Super Shorts Film Festival creates an intimate atmosphere and space for unique visionaries and voices. True to their history, the different festivals will screen films of both novices and veterans—with medium and low budgets—from all over the globe. Super Shorts Film Festival's goal is to create a warm, open atmosphere in which filmmakers, fans, critics, and producers can watch the films of emerging talents, explore new cinematic techniques and styles, and award cinematic excellence.”