This was a short film, my very first, made while a student at Vassar College back in the spring of 1995. Shot on 16mm with two non-sync magnetic soundtracks, and cut entirely with only a single workprint -- using "cut-and-splice" editing and no post-production mixing or internegatives -- the film is primitive compared to today's era of hi-def video and digital editing technology. And I'll be the first to admit that the film ain't perfect. Still, though, I'm proud of it, and it's been screened at various film festivals and television stations throughout the country, and once it was even screened in Australia.

I really have to thank the performance of actor Alex Ferrari, who at the time was a sophomore, willing to spend four of his weekends shooting the film. My film partner, Seth Granger, also put up with my (many) tantrums during filming. And finally, my film professor, the late Ken Robinson, for his instruction and guidance. 

Ken once told me that I was "the most stubborn sonufa bitch" in the class. I still regard it as a compliment.

I'll never forget you, Ken...