Juneyup Yi - Self-Portrait - The filmmaker explores his identity as a South Korean student in the United States and the not so subtle racism he encounters.

Clint Higgins - I Really Don’t Know What to Talk About - This piece was shot with a Kodak Digi-Cam, and reveals the filmmaker’s personal thoughts about his emotional experiences with love and death.  His deeply felt emotions filtered and digitally processed into a robotic computer voice, becoming a fitting comment on feelings of alienation experienced by society.

Eli Quinonez - First Class Ticket - This narrative piece relates the effects of a letter the filmmaker received from his biological father – including a first class plane ticket to meet him in Puerto Rico.  The piece is a stream of consciousness investigation of his internal debate about whether he should accept or reject his father’s invitation after twenty years of estrangement.

Nicole McNeill - A New Graft: Sociology of the Family - This experimental piece deals with the filmmakers feeling about her mixed race identity and presents family customs both old and new.  She demonstrates how “grafting” has created her identity and she reveals her thoughts about social construction.

Jameel Mills - Inside - This experimental video is an emotional piece centered on the filmmaker’s tragic loss of his parents in a violent shooting attack he experienced with them as a child.  He explores his journey to adulthood and his place in the world.

Gary Broderick - Aspiring Filmmaker: gary broderick - This ambitious piece is about a young filmmaker who has a conversation with himself about what kind of story he wants to tell and thus what kind of a filmmaker he wants to be.

Rodel Lescano - Ink - An introspective, atmospheric experimental work.  The filmmaker explores how he expresses himself through his body art, and how he continues to search for his creative voice.

Fabian Leon - What Would I Say? - A visually stunning experimental piece.  The filmmaker explores his relationship to his family, and himself, and finds many contradictions within his life, his perceptions, and his spirit.

Joseph Ortiz - Solitary Confinement - Imagine for a moment being removed from the world, confined in a cell.  What would you miss?  A lover?  Your family?  A smell as simple as the earth’s grass? Sensory deprivation will force your mind to escape through dreams and illusions.  Juxtaposing images and sounds, the artist takes the viewer through a part of his two-year experience in prison, in solitary confinement.

Louis Libitz - I am… - Using twelve vividly colored video frames of the artist, this piece is a personal reflection on being a fraternal twin.

Jaime Villacis - A failed attempt at eye. (excerpt) - A stunning and contemplative video self-portrait.  The piece contains parts of a video diary, interviews, and a musical montage.  The time and place where this work was produced shaped the content, and it explores who the artist was at the moment of the piece’s creation.  The music underlying the video montage is very dear to the artist and through its lyrics expresses a great part of what he is… or thinks he is.