The Absence of Eddy Table, by Rune Spaans, is a short animated flick that contains some of the exact elements that inspired the “What Did I Just Watch” series. It’s twisted. It’s dark. Its brilliant. Enjoy!
The Absence of Eddy Table from Rune Spaans on Vimeo.
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One of the most macabre, yet most lovely shorts we’ve come across. And just right for a cold and snowy weekend at the end of the year!
Alma from Rodrigo Blaas on Vimeo.…
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You have long wondered if British farmers can rap about sustainable agricultural practices on a dairy farm. Wonder no more.…
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by Tessa Violet, Video directed by Isaac White
A heartfelt and dizzying confession and profession of longing for a love that may just yet be warm to the touch.
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by Dr. Westchesterson
(excerpted from his YouTube channel video description)
In this follow-up to “413”, Dr. Westchesterson takes you ever deeper into the magical land of Western Massachusetts. He encounters many a fantastic landscape and roadside hamlet as he traverses the region in search of nothing but the best that the west end of the Commonwealth has
You’ll probably never know how many times your best friend has saved your ass.
Omelette from Madeline Sharafian on Vimeo.
“Finally my 2nd Calarts film is completed! It feels really great to make a more personal film this year, now that I know the ropes of filmmaking a bit better. I wanted to make something that focuses
This cutesyness will not stop me from hunting them to extinction. Or trying, anyway.
Dust Buddies from Ringling Computer Animation on Vimeo.
a film by Beth Tomashek and Sam Wade
produced at Ringling College of Art + Design…
Some short films fall more perfectly into the category of WDIJW than others. This compelling work is a perfect example of a remarkably original idea come to life.
Atoms of Uncontrollable Silence from Convolv on Vimeo.
Unknown. Unexplainable. The phenomenon of silence.
Atoms of Uncontrollable Silence depicts a moment in which two scientists of different studies bare witness
What would it feel like to be the subject of an impressionist masterpiece? No, no, I mean REALLY the subject of a painting.
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I hate it when Zen master type spiritual mentors send me on impossible missions, don’t you? It’s like you can’t be sure what you’re really being tested on.
The Monk & The Monkey from Brendan Carroll on Vimeo.
A determined young boy, Ragu, is sent by his master on his final quest to become a monk. A
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Like Summer itself, “Orpheus in the Berkshires” enters the scene with a flourish. A wildflower bouquet of textures and colors, the piece immediately charms, providing just the right touch at this season’s picnic of theatre offerings.
In its creation, the production of “Orpheus,” from the Williamstown Theatre Festival,
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PLUS: Music from Lexi Weege and The Sun Parade
This is not your average summer theatre “Best Bets” segment, I promise you. Larry Murray, founder and editor of Berkshire on Stage (among many other cultural connections) and Gail Burns, author of “Gail Sez” (ditto), start out with their
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