Camera work I did for the Metropoitan Klezmer. April 2009
see more at, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9D0JVs4YN3M
Camera work I did for the Metropoitan Klezmer. April 2009
see more at, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9D0JVs4YN3M
short introductory video produced for the Fountain House website. No audio.
Summer 2009.
for more, see www.youtube.com/user/evesicular
and to learn more about Metropolitan Klezmer, www.metropolitanklezmer.com
excerpts from a video I created with the members of Fountain House, a psychosocial clubhouse for adults with serious and persistent mental illness, about their experiences with the clubhouse model to be distributed to clinical professionals.
for more information on Fountain House visit, www.fountainhouse.org
An excerpt from a piece on “Dreams Deffered: The Sakia Gunn Film Project.” Originally produced for Out at the Center, a monthly half-hour TV show produced by the Center until May 2009.
Full video can be viewed here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ywlAFCfleos
For more information on the project visit, www.sakiagunnfilmproject.com
For more on Out at the Center visit, www.gaycenter.org/out
Several artists discuss bisexual identity and their pieces in an exhibit at the Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Center Community Center in New York. This is an excerpt from a piece I produced for Out at the Center, a monthly half-hour TV show produced by the Center until May 2009.
For more info, see www.gaycenter.org/out
Turning Points is a compilation of recordings of monologues, music, and short scenes exploring Fountain House members’ experiences with mental illness and stigma to be shared with friends, family, psychiatrists, and social workers with the intention to create critical dialogue around the subject of mental illness and recovery. Full running time is 37 minutes. Here is a short 2 minute sampling.
For more information on Fountain House, see www.fountainhouse.org
image by Nelia Gibbs, Fountain Gallery artist www.fountaingallerynyc.com
A work in progress, Florence and Big A is a short film on the live of an elderly Jewish lesbian couple who “came out” before the emergence of a visible gay rights movement.
Music by the Metropolitan Klezmer Band.