2008 Spring FilmProd114 Screening

5 Short Documentary Films From Film Production 114: Introduction to the Moving Image

 
In Screening Order:
 
Sneakerhead by Anna Bethune and Austin Henderson
This documentary aims to reveal sneakerhead culture through the portraits of our subjects. This shoe culture is reflected in the individual's style, sense of fashion, and habits. We hope to define "sneakerhead" through these peculiarities.
 
Of Virtue and Vice by Jeff Gilliland and Dong Liu
Chronicles the birth and ascent of the country-rock band Vice. Vice took Stanford by storm in 2007, winning the annual Battle of the Bands and playing shows all over campus.  The film tells the story of how the band met, how they molded their sound, and how they mastered the art of rock.
 
Stanford Haunting by Chase Grayson and Holly Miowak Stebing
Exploring the mystery of the hauntings on Stanford campus by the spirit of Jane Stanford.
 
Chef by Matt Farrell and Zach Johnson
Step into the kitchen with Koetsu Akasaka, a veteran chef from Japan who now cooks for 55 college boys at Stanford. For today's meal, Koetsu prepares over 60 pounds of prime rib.
 
The Collective by Rachel Hamburg and Munika Lay
What is Spoken Word? The Stanford Spoken Word Collective introduces us to their art, which combines lyrics, rhythm, and emotion into powerful poetry and performance.