2008, 4 min
Commissioned by the Reel Asian Film Festival, a short video to accompany the karaoke version of the 1975 Enka ballad Sadame Gawa. The video premiered as part of the festival's Empty Orchestra Project, which paired video artists with members of the karaoke club from Toronto’s Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre, and was performed live by Stan Kayama.

2008, 4 min
Everytime he woke up, it was the same problem. He got no peace. He couldn't walk away from it. - Collaboration with Aleesa Cohene.

Präsentiert von VIS im Rahmen von:
VIS Vienna Independent Shorts 2010, No Ordinary Love

2007, Video Design for Theatre
Video design for various stage elements of OmU, a dance theatre production choreographed by Berlin-based Laurie Young. Design included video for multiple screens on stage. OmU explores the impossibility of translation as a viable method for understanding languages and bodies. OmU was co-produced by the Uzès Danse Festival (France) and Sasha Waltz and Guests (Berlin) and premiered at Radial System V in June 2007.

2006, 2 min
The pause that refreshes. Produced as part of the Homage à Jean Genet commissioning project of le Festival des Films Gais + Lesbiennes de Paris.

2005, 4 min
Short dance video produced as the result of choreographic research towards the production of OmU, a dance piece by Laurie Young. Performers Lena Meierkord, William Wheeler and Laurie Young sample and remix iconic gestures from various 20th century dance styles in a virtuosic dance sequence performed in a Berlin shopping mall parking lot.

2005, 4 min
The language of anti-terrorism takes an unexpected form in this seductive propaganda video, Pascal Lièvre and Benny Nemerofsky Ramsay's first collaborative work.

Presented by VIS within the context of:
KurzFilmZimmer März 2009   
VIS Vienna Independent Shorts 2010, No Ordinary Love

Other presentations (selection):
Festival Némo, Paris, 2006 (premiere)

Awards:
2006 Video Prize, Festival Avanca, Portugal

2004, 2 min
I just can’t get you out of my head, boy your love is all I think about.

2004, 6 min
We are not far from mutation, nor will we ever be allowed to forget our origins. As the egg divides, so does the species. Together at Last marks the frail boundaries between the what-is and the what-might-be. Commissioned by the 640480 Collective. - With Cooper Battersby.

2003, 8 min
Gay white male, 5’11”, 155 lbs, 29 years old, good singing voice and co-ordination, desperately seeks job as performer in the Russian girl pop group, TATU. History, sexuality and identity collide in a musical monologue inspired by outtakes from American idol competitions.

Presented by VIS within the context of:
VIS Vienna Independent Shorts 2010, No Ordinary Love

Other presentations (selection):
Milwaukee LGBT Film and Video Festival 2003

Awards:
Colin Campbell Memorial Award, Inside Out Festival 2003

2004, 110 min, 5 DVD installation
LYRIC features the performance of a sung narrative comprised of sound bites collected from lyrics of one thousand love songs. Familiar lyrics were isolated, sampled and arranged into a series of hybrid theme-based songs, then sung as a classical song cycle in an epic solo performance. The focus is on commonly heard lyrics, lines that reproduce banal, hegemonic concepts of love and relationships, “I will love you forever” and “I would die without you”. The video engages on a musicological level while also revealing a sense of human endurance, a physicality that reflects exhaustion from the act of marathon singing, the act of consuming mass quantities of pop music and the act of loving. LYRIC is designed for looped installation divided among five monitors, and its unconventional narrative structure allows viewers to join or leave the story at any time. LYRIC is accompanied by LIBRETTO, an editioned artist book providing the complete song texts from LYRIC.

2002, 5 min
A cloned boyband co-opts an Elizabethan madrigal to express its heartbreak over lost love and examine representations of masculinity in contemporary pop music.

Presented by VIS within the context of:
KurzFilmZimmer Juli 2009   
VIS Vienna Independent Shorts 2010, No Ordinary Love

Other presentations (selection):
Images Festival of Independent Film and Video 2003
Toronto InsideOut Lesbian and Gay Film and Video Festival 2003
Worldwide Short Film Festival 2003
Hamburg Lesbian and Gay Film Festival 2003
MIX NYC: Lesbian and Gay Experimental Film and Video Festival 2003
Los Angeles Outfest Gay and Lesbian Film Festival 2004
Prague Short Film Festival 2005
Sydney Canadian Film Festival 2006

Awards:
First Prize, WRO Media Arts Biennale 2003
Festival Prize, Kurzfilmtage Oberhausen 2003

2002, 5 min
A ubiquity of surveillance cameras becomes the audience for a choral rendition of a 1980s Madonna ballad.

Presented by VIS within the context of:
VIS Vienna Independent Shorts 2010, No Ordinary Love

Other presentations (selection):
Avanto Helsinki Media Art Festival 2003
Worldwide Short Film Festival 2004
La Rochelle International Film Festival 2004
Rochester ImageOut Lesbian and Gay Film and Video Festival 2004

Awards:
Experimental Prize, Hamburg Short Film Festival 2003
Kassel Videofestival Stipendium Prize 2003

2001, 5 min
An information overload of simultaneous translations, satellite weather reports and defragmenting computer screens, Forever Young is part love poem and part lament to our visions of the future. Do you really want to live forever?

2000, 4 min
How do you say 'I love you' in the information age? A desperate love song is filtered through simultaneous translations, web cameras and weather reports.

Presented by VIS within the context of:
VIS Vienna Independent Shorts 2010, No Ordinary Love

Awards:
Wand-5 Prize, Stuttgarter Filmwinter, 2002

1998, 4 min
An original Yiddish poem uses the colour white to retrace memories of lost clothes, lost bodies and a lost identity.