Here's a few videos I've done. I'm experimenting with internet video, so the file sizes are definately "broadband." ...but worth the wait for you 'dialups.' Quicktime is required.

"She Goes..." by Brown Bag
This is a music video. Brown Bag is a local Chico Band and we took a dramatic narative approach rather than a more traditional music video. It was done in Fall 2001 for a begining field video production class. About 4 minutes.

Political Crossfire
This is a parody of the CNN show, "Crossfire." It was completed, from ideation to exhibition, in 48 hours through an activity called the 48 hour video marathon. The commercial in the middle of this is a real commercial I did for a real client from my old work. Embarassingly, it aired for over a year. Amazingly, this project is award winning. About 5 minutes.

PediCab Confessions
This is an homage of the HBO documentary series, "TaxiCab Confessions." All the subjects are real, and everything said is unscripted. This was done a year and a half ago, in 48 hours from ideation to exhibition, for last year's 48 hour video marathon. About 12 minutes.

Enjoy. Comments are welcome.
joren

Although I appreciate you posting on the forums, posting links to films that you have made steps on the purpose of the main site.

If you would like people to comment on your films, please submit them to the site.

Thank you for understanding.

Best Regards,
Chris Wright
Studentfilms.com

I understand and apologize.

I thought it was okay since Tizzy, Mike Jones, Perry, and others have posted links to their work on other servers and you haven't said anything thusfar.

Delete this thread if you like.

Yes some people have in the past and I haven't said anything. However, it is getting a little too prevalent as there have been many in the past week or so.

Do you have any objections to submitting your films to the site?

Thank you for understanding.

-Chris
Studentfilms.com

naw man. Just don't have the "flow" right now. I'm between jobs.

By linking stuff, we can show works in progress. Submitting to your site is for the finished deal.

Understood. I just don't want it to become too prevalent as a way to get on Studentfilms.com without getting on Studentfilms.com.

-Chris
Studentfilms.com

got it. I really do think you give a great bargin for student filmmakers and have a great website.

Does this apply to certain folks (Who shall remain nameless ), who are no longer in school, but are oft contributers to the forums/community?

Nota "Prepares for sepoku" Mono

Well I guess it isn't entirely a bad thing for people to post links to films they have done...especially if them not being a student prohibits them from posting films on the site the "normal" way.

I'm going back and forth with this one...I just don't want it to be abused...that's all.

-Chris
Studentfilms.com

maybe you could figure a way to get a revenue out of the forum itself. More banners? Some sort of subscription service with limited access for 'freeloaders' like me?

I don't want to appear condescending, but could you clearify this 'rule.' Can we still post stills of films not on this site? Would you prefer we not discuss on your forum work that isn't on your site?