Georgetown University Library Showcase – Video Projects

"This animation showcases a blind pianist (The Dreamer) who takes an epic but mental voyage across the ocean. Through his playing, he is able to experience a phenomenon that he would otherwise be incapable of because of his disability.

This was a personal reflection on my lived experience throughout 2021.

I created "Holy Crepe" as the final project for my Introduction to Animation class. The video was created using an under-the-camera stop motion animation technique and consists of more than 1000 individual pictures.

In this news clip, I covered a local arts festival in North Charleston, SC. Splicing together interviews and b-roll, I attempted to make a short video of the event that could be featured on a local news network.

Inspired by studies on indigenous epistemologies and indigenous languages, I sought to apply a critical speculative lens in creating an artistic work that offers one response on how decolonizing technology may look in concrete action.

By documenting the breakfast of retired people, lunch of middle-aged office workers, and midnight snack of young students, our documentary will explore the real reasons behind different eating habits and lifestyles.

The Village Well is a bookstore-cafe in Culver City, CA planning to open in the week of December 13. Jennifer Caspar has been dreaming of starting this business for decades, and when the chips finally fell into place, the world fell apart

This is a news video about the impact of COVID-19 on the arts community in D.C.

Bryson is a senior instructor teaching Shaolin Kungfu in DC. Practicing Kungfu really changed his life

A video about a sacred space in the Crystal City Shops Underground Mall.

A news clip reporting on student artist activity during the COVID-19 quarantine period. How do you find a crowd in the age of social distancing? While Georgetown University may have suspended in-person performances to prevent the spread of COVID-19, student artists, have found an alternative way to express themselves. Hoyas at Home is an art collective founded on Instagram through the collaboration of multiple on-campus art groups.

This documentary explores the intricacies of beauty supply stores in the DMV area.

This documentary tells the story of a man wrongfully convicted of murder in 1991.

A moment in gym class creates confusion about the human body.

This stop motion animation project was completed using M&M's, Skittles, and black and white beans.

A small pep music video for the 2019 McDonough Cup.

A trippy animated music video created for the Intro to Animation class.

This stop motion animation is dedicated to one student's parents waiting for their only child to return home to South Korea.

A Georgetown student describes his unique experience with imposter syndrome while on campus.

Why Hoyas love the "eyesore of campus."