Mediatheque

Behind the scenes video.

Was presented to Channel 4, who never replied but went on to produce a similar series.

"Tunnels" is a stereotypical view of life at Carleton University that takes place in real time.

In a shady motel, a drug dealer awaits his next shipment. When he finds a suspicious guy loitering outside his place, out come two guns and a hacksaw.

The crime spree of two bumbling thieves comes to an abrupt end and a dilemma. Statement: My first experimentation in the dramatic genre.

Encased in a giant video lottery terminal, "V.L.T." explores the impulse to gamble - with one's future.

"Vortex" is an experimental video that combines fragments of films from different genres (fiction, documentary, reportage, animation, etc.), most of which date from the early twentieth century.

This video attempts to interrogate how one can 'language' the effective realm of marginalisation, exclusion and alienation that are the legacy of transnational migration into white settler nation s

Using dance to capture the excitement/energy of a percussive driven song called "Magic, Coming Soon."

"Work to Live..." is a one-minute video tape that uses the oral tradition to highlight three women's shared work experience in Canada and Jamaica.

"X (trace), Studies for a Self-Portrait" is a 'motion painting', a single-channel video or continuous loop installation which takes Francis Bacon's self-portraits as the starting point for a series

An experimental art video challenging the context of the music video format.

A video poem concerned with race and gender issues.

An interview with the Palistinian-born artist, Yousef Dweik. The interview and art exhibit is about his art work. Statement: I have long considered the creative impulse to be a thing of grace.

An experimental film all done in close-ups about a woman.