The Ruins at CalArts Showcase
May 4th, 8 PM
Redcat
631 West 2nd Street
Los Angeles, CA 90012
213 237-2800
THE RUINS
The plan was to meet at the ruins, but they were three days late and Sandy waited. She was ready for her paradise – but old Sammy was never to be trusted and Lenny was a lonestar with no spine to hold him straight. When they finally arrived, so did their future. Maybe next time, they’ll have it all.
INSPIRED BY
This film was a class assignment hijacked by serious inspiration. After loosing a location, we stumbled upon another location in the high dessert. And with this, came Mark Ogden and Mike Taddeo, two local men – vital, verbal, smart and willing to play...in the film. We scrapped old ideas and made a new version of The Ruins in response. This was my first experience working with non-actors – a joy, a challenge and not for ruin. Thanks to the whole team who made it happen!
And here’s the line up:
Caterwaul by Ian Samuels, 13:25
Hey by Anantha Perumal, 1:25
A Time in a Dark Cloud by Rebecca Sgan-Cohen, 12:00
The Ruins by Martha Williams, 9:30
circa 1995 by Nick Flessa, 2:50
Pearl Was Here by Kate Marks, 8:46
The Mark by Amy Young, 11:50
Miguel Alvarez Wears a Wig by Araceli Lemos, 16:00
Le Souffle Court by Guillame Legrand, 20:00
Redcat
631 West 2nd Street
Los Angeles, CA 90012
213 237-2800
THE RUINS
The plan was to meet at the ruins, but they were three days late and Sandy waited. She was ready for her paradise – but old Sammy was never to be trusted and Lenny was a lonestar with no spine to hold him straight. When they finally arrived, so did their future. Maybe next time, they’ll have it all.
INSPIRED BY
This film was a class assignment hijacked by serious inspiration. After loosing a location, we stumbled upon another location in the high dessert. And with this, came Mark Ogden and Mike Taddeo, two local men – vital, verbal, smart and willing to play...in the film. We scrapped old ideas and made a new version of The Ruins in response. This was my first experience working with non-actors – a joy, a challenge and not for ruin. Thanks to the whole team who made it happen!
And here’s the line up:
Caterwaul by Ian Samuels, 13:25
Hey by Anantha Perumal, 1:25
A Time in a Dark Cloud by Rebecca Sgan-Cohen, 12:00
The Ruins by Martha Williams, 9:30
circa 1995 by Nick Flessa, 2:50
Pearl Was Here by Kate Marks, 8:46
The Mark by Amy Young, 11:50
Miguel Alvarez Wears a Wig by Araceli Lemos, 16:00
Le Souffle Court by Guillame Legrand, 20:00
Composting toilets, biogas, water filtration!
Check out the videos I just completed for Sharon Davis Design this summer.
Each video covers a sustainable design element used in the construction of the Rwanda Women for Women's Center in Kayonza, Rwanda. These include water filtration, biogas digesters and composting toilets.
I see a sustainability revolution in the works!
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Broken Rose Portal Plays at |http://westfestdance.com|WESTFEST| International Dance Marathon
International Dance for Camera Marathon
Saturday April 30, 12PM – 7PM; FREE!!
Broken Rose Portal 5PM
A stunning collection of 49 short films by gifted New York choreographers/ filmmakers, and international artists from Palestine, Israel, Russia, Bulgaria, Sweden, Switzerland, Great Britain, Canada & the Netherlands. The Dance for Camera Marathon is sponsored by the Westbeth Artists’ Residents Council, and is held at Brecht Forum in Westbeth.
Saturday April 30, 12PM – 7PM; FREE!!
Broken Rose Portal 5PM
A stunning collection of 49 short films by gifted New York choreographers/ filmmakers, and international artists from Palestine, Israel, Russia, Bulgaria, Sweden, Switzerland, Great Britain, Canada & the Netherlands. The Dance for Camera Marathon is sponsored by the Westbeth Artists’ Residents Council, and is held at Brecht Forum in Westbeth.
