The sad thing about this week’s short film, “Playfish,” is its director and photographer are graduates of the film and video program that SCCC killed this June. Watch and weep.
Weep not for the director, Jilian Suleski, or the director of photography, Mark Eugene Roger—they graduated. The sad thing is the killed program didn’t cost a lot of money and yet gave people the tools to make quality films like “Playfish.”
Have a short film? Feel free to mail it to charles@thetranger.com
Says plugin my current set up won’t play it…even after I installed Flash.
Using FF8.0
Thoroughly enjoyed it. Far more than last week’s entry (and somewhat shamefully did so via whatever version of IE came installed on my crappy laptop, FWTW.)
It played on my phone. No commercials. I liked it.
Love this film, saw it at the opening and now. How sad that the program was canceled. 🙁
Love the kid narration.
How does one submit short films for this awesome new weekly feature?
Playfish is such a good short — I saw it at Local Sightings last month. I’m also a SCCC film & video grad whose heart broke a little bit when I heard the news of the program closure. I’m getting a facebook page started to try to save the film & video program, please like it if you can: http://tinyurl.com/8yhnqrq