Kerry Laitala Trailers
The Cat Lands on All Fours TrailerFire Fly EYE TrailerFigments in Film, Number One Trailer
The Cat Lands on All Fours TrailerFire Fly EYE TrailerFigments in Film, Number One Trailer
Total trailers found: 22
01 January 2005
"Terra Firma" uses 35mm film material that I had laboriously* mastered from a 1908 nitrate print of a " Trip Down Market Street", incorporated with other found images of San Francisco’s built environment before the 1906 disaster.
01 January 1998
Abstract meditations upon temptation, murder and revenge. Hand-processed and optically printed film for your visceral pleasure.
01 January 2015
Pure shards of colorful light shimmers across the screen as the images are pulled through the projector like taffy in this abstract work that highlights the synthetic properties of the medium.
01 January 2019
Creation and destruction. Grandiosity and hubris. Glory and The Abyss. These are some of the themes explored in Figments in Film, Number One, which features images from the PPIE while the buildings were in the process of being destroyed.
01 January 2011
Digital video in Chromadepth 3D. "The bubbly dayglo images and bleepy beats added a nice sacriligous feeling, since experimental film shows often feel like going to church.
08 October 1997
"Kerry Laitala's love of the movie process gives rise to richly crafted and oddly unclassifiable imagery.
01 January 2006
Candy apple light emissions filmed at a Topsham, ME fair create a series of photic stimulating events that tickle the retinas.
01 January 2000
Collaged entirely at the Akademie Schloss Solitude, this film comes from the depths of a submerged self.
11 December 2003
A collection of short experimental horror films, some well-known, some not.
01 January 2008
Shivery bits of elusive emulsion, refractive light sprays ignite the depths of two dimensions to expand the terrain of undulating forms.
22 August 2020
"Fire Fly EYE" is my response to the devastating re-making of the world brought on by anthropogenic climate change and corporate "stewardship" of our natural resources.
01 January 2009
“Motion/color/light studies shot in my studio” — Kerry Laitala ”The vibrant, abstract spirals of Kerry Laitala’s experiments with chromavision leap off the screen in pulsating 3-D.
28 May 2026
The existential crises of our present moment in conversation with the unlikely magic of motion picture technology.
31 December 2000
The inherent violence that is intimated at in this handprocessed film, can only offer a clue of past interventions.
16 January 2004
Out of the Ether re-assembles disquieting images from decades-old hygiene and science films, merging them with the filmmaker’s own Bolex camerawork.
01 January 2015
Loie Fuller was a major innovator in fin-de-siècle dance, costuming and theatrical lighting design. Her Serpentine Dances became hugely popular, inspired dozens of imitators, and are best known today through the early films shot by the likes of W.
01 January 2018
Educational film material is hand-processed, manipulated, and recontextualized by the voices of women at the newest U.
01 January 2002
Hallowed portrays a mystical voyage made back in time by an unconscious woman in the throes of a cataleptic state.
01 January 2015
In 1915 Walter D'Arcy Ryan induced explosions of color over the night sky as part of the Pan-Pacific International Exposition (PPIE), a presentation the likes of which had never been seen prior, and which became the model for light displays at future World's Fairs and illumination showcases.
08 October 1997
"Secure the Shadow" is a meditation on disintegration and morality. The film utilizes antique Medical stereoscopic images from the Victorian era, which are simultaneously disturbing and beautiful.