I have moved the blog area of this website to a new address. I don’t think the blog on this website is particularly easy to read, and I noticed a big no-no that it was difficult to track down old entries using this particular theme. From now on this website will be more of a portfolio-only outlet while the blog will have more up-to-the-minute updates and reports. Please bookmark/RSS the new address; I will alert you via that website when there are new videos and films to watch here. I know its kind of confusing but it’s for the best. Thanks!
Fingers will be appearing in the Paste Magazine DVD sampler in the next two months (February/March 2010). If you or someone you know is a subscriber, please help spread the word!
Synopsis
Paul addresses the loss of his index finger by withdrawing into a kaleidoscope of memories involving tickles, picked noses, and unforgiving elevator buttons.
“Fingers is a [...]
“One Room in Kansas City holds 317,000 records. Come inside.”
Momentum & Marr chronicles the history and dramatic growth of the Marr Sound Archives in Kansas City, which has maintained the American Experience in sound by collecting and preserving over 317,000 sound recordings in just over 20 years.
The student project was funded by a students engaged [...]
Pageantry looks at beauty through the eyes of a teenage girl entering a modeling competition.
When the filmmaker’s sister enters the 2007 Seventeen Reader Model Contest, a casual recorded conversation about her motivation leads to a unique perspective about beauty and body image.
The film documents her evolution, using a collage of contemporary and archival footage to [...]
Art on the Block is a 20:00 documentary that puts a human face on art as agent of urban renewal. Through the parallel voices of artists, average citizens and a commissioning corporation, Art on the Block connects Midwest talent, civic pride and for-profit philanthropy.
Art on the Block documents the work of ten Midwest [...]
Directed, Shot, Edited, and Colored by Jordan Kerfeld
Music by Biarchy
“Alluring…jarringly lucid…The scene is chaste on the outside, yet the mood is undeniably voyeuristic. With fast cutting that pulses to the music, it could be an outtake from a Guy Ritchie version of Lolita.”
“Alluring…jarringly lucid…The scene is chaste on the outside, yet the mood is undeniably [...]
The Kansas City Based documentary “Your Right, Your Life” is an 11-minute film that features powerful interviews with domestic violence survivors and their family members. Executive produced by the City of Kansas City Human Rights Commission and produced by Vision Teleproduction, Inc., the engaging video provides a catalyst for our community to learn about domestic [...]
