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In her search for a connection through shared experiences, director Kenzie Sutton delivers an impressive stop-motion animation, with stunning puppets...

A physical space in a film is always frozen within a small fragment of time - a frame. The artist dynamically explores each space as the frames...

An abstract animation. Preserved by the Academy Film Archive, in partnership with the iotaCenter, in 2007.

Calarts short

The story follows a young ballet dancer who is worried that a mysterious Cosmic event might ruin their performance, however, their best...

An uncertain look into the boundary between non-human and human relationships, between technological advancements and the human body.

Mom always braided my hair so tautly that it carved a distinct path atop my head. But one day, she cut off my braids. Along the path, I touched our...

Demian Guzman’s second year film at CalArts

A story of a recent graduate's perplexity and escape.

Now only a memory, intimate moments with a family pet emerge and evaporate through delicate graphite drawings.

A film about when Colleen Sinclair's dad passed away, exploring both the grief of losing someone and the happiness of having been able to know them.

Experimental animated short about television five days a week.

The story of a traveler in Mexico.

A story about a father and his daughter.

Two kids, Ximena and Angel, are on the hunt for the latest spicy chips!

Water as a cleansing, invigorating, distortional, and transitional space.

Second year film at CalArts by Chalky Wong

Two people opening each other with a key in their mouths.

People talk about yard sales, objects, and memories.