Film
Moving Portraits: On 9/11/11…
‘Moving Portraits: On 9/11/11…’ documents where we have come in the ten years since 9/11 by asking people to share a word, phrase, or image that responds to “On 9/11/11 …” The installation shares intimate moments about our own personal growth, but also explores how we, as friends, family, and strangers, remain connected ten years after the events that changed our nation and the world.
Sofar DC: Second String Band
From the March 5, 2011 edition of Sofar DC, videos of the Second String Band’s five tunes.
Get Gordy: A Case of Cold Fusion (a 48 hour film)
An international man of mystery tells a tall tale of saving the world involving sheiks, femme fatales, and a case of cold fusion. Team Cardsharque made this film in 2 days for the 48 hour Go Green film festival. Directed by: Chris Keener Produced by: Ian Fay Nick Fitzhugh Assistant Director: Nick Fitzhugh Meghan Keener [...]
Stories are…
Human stories for a small world. Music by April Smith and the Great Picture Show Share: Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on Facebook Buzz it up Share on Linkedin Share via MySpace share via Reddit Share with Stumblers Tweet about it Subscribe to the comments on this post Print for later Tell a [...]
Sofar Washington, DC Premier featuring Christylez Bacon, Matthew Hemerlein, U.S. Royalty and Phil Adé
Christylez Bacon Sound Check Human Beatbox Metro Nuisance Mambo Sauce Roaches Matthew Hemerlein Gyllenhaal Sandwich Luminescent Braid Strange Heart You’re The One That I Want U.S. Royalty Equestrian Hang With Me Monte Carlo Wild Heart Phil Adé Acapela Always There Hollywood Toast To Life Songs From A Room (SOFAR) is a series of global pop-up [...]
Soccer City
Race. Class. Poverty. Faith. Hope. Soccer. With soccer in township South Africa and the first ever FIFA World Cup in Africa as a lens, witness the ongoing transition from apartheid South Africa within a township largely misunderstood even by South Africans. “Soccer City” is a collection of profiles of five individuals born and raised in [...]
Spring Movements
Shot in New York in April in between the High Line and the Hudson, this is a collection of stills showcasing all the shapes and colors of the city as they, like the landscape around them, burst with excitement from the walls that kept them warm in winter into the springtime sun, all in front of one single intersection.
A Prayer for Haiti – The Glimpse Interview with Wyclef Jean
In Glimpse’s exclusive 2008 interview with hip-hop legend Wyclef Jean, he talks about the challenges his home country faced before this month’s tragic earthquake. This my personal edit of the interview. See the official version at facebook.com/glimpse.
Georgianna O’Brush
Conceived of by my family, this is a heavily edited version of an extended interview of my amazing grandmother conducted by her children.
The Glimpse Correspondents Program – Spring 2010
The Glimpse Correspondents Program is for talented writers and photographers with a passion for storytelling, insights about life and culture abroad, and a knack for finding truly unique stories. The program is open to young adults, between the ages of 18 and 34, who will be living abroad for at least 10 weeks in the spring or fall. Correspondents receive the following benefits: $600 stipend, support from a team of professional editors, career training in writing and photography, guaranteed publication on Glimpse.org, possibility of being featured on NationalGeographic.com
