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Al Capp's Li'l Abner This stylistically innovative documentary provides insight into the life and work of Al Capp, the creator of Li'l Abner. Director Caitlin Manning, Capp's granddaughter, explores his extreme political transformation, as well as the way in which his witty satire, zany sense of humor, and beautiful graphic artistry contributed to making L'il Abner one of America's most popular comic strips.
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The Grand Café
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Bursting with sex appeal and kitschy charm, No Strings Attached is a playful romp through the world of burlesque, from its origins in the late nineteenth century to its contemporary revival. The film provides a peek through feathers and glitter at the Scenic Sisters, a San Francisco duo, as they prepare for the annual, international Tease-o-Rama convention. Screenings:
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This short documentary showcases the work of The Great Wall Youth Orchestra and Chorus, a non-profit organization that teaches Chinese instruments and music to youth in Oakland, CA. |
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S1 Enterprise This series of videos covers the 2009 S1 Impact conference for S1 Enterprise which "integrates banking software solutions for a seamless customer view." The videos are private and cannot be posted.
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This video promotes NComputing software and hardware, which allows multiple users to share one PC. |
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Understanding Sikhism profiles a middle school classroom in Yuba City, California, as they learn about the culture and religion of the Sikh community. This piece is an extra on the DVD for the Emmy award-winning documentary, Sikhs in America. |
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Wired Magazine Wired Science host, Chris Hardwick, reviews the Yamaha YSP-4000 in this podcast, part of Wired magazine’s famed “Fall Test Issue”. There were seven other video podcasts in this series, including Sony’s Vaio Laptop, Apple’s iPhone, and Canon’s HV20 camcorder. | ||
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Starkist Ethnography This piece is a montage of consumer feedback, created as part of an ethnographic study for Del Monte Foods about a new product they were piloting. It is private, and so cannot be posted. |
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Hubba Hubba Revue Promo Producer/Editor: Lisa Whitmer TRT: 1:36 minutes This is a promotional video for the monthly Hubba Hubba Revue, an award-winning vaudeville and burlesque show at the DNA Lounge in San Francisco. As of July 2009, this promo has had over 69,000 views on YouTube. |
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This short documentary was created in a collaborative effort between day laborers working with Jornaleros Unidos con el Pueblo (Day Laborers United with the Community) and the Center for Digital Storytelling. |
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