In Mexico one person disappears every 1 hour and 50 minutes, that is, 13 people a day. Through the use of landscape and self portrait, we explore the ephemeral quality of image and physical presence.

From the landscapes series, shot in eye popping full color and there are no man made elements in this film at all.

In this portrait of a world askew, filmmaker McCabe composes an apocalyptic lullaby, a landscape film meditating on the end of the world and subtly the end of film as a medium. Incorporating timelapse cinematog...

"He began to recognize that motion pix could be used as a medium to reveal the supernatural and underworld. He found the calling for which he had been born. He found that film could summon up the un-born imagin...

Material from a time spent in California at the San Francisco Art Institute. An actual image appears as an ironic avatar of filmmaker's self.

A personal essay, documentary imbued with magical landscapes and searing observations softly spoken during the director's cinematic trek along the United States-Mexican border. Throughout the 2,000-mile journey...

On the Line charts a trip around Baja California to the Tropic of Cancer. With an original score by Beth Custer and a wicked sound design that utilizes sounds from the Cassini space probe, the piece takes on si...

A cinematic study on no land / no song / nowhere / no now / no home.

The flow of time & unseen human relationships are exposed at public amusement facilities in 4 California towns.

The projection apparatus and human visual perception, carefully juxtaposed images of Market Street by single-framing, in order to create certain happenings on the screen.