Mike Grundmann

Mike Grundmann has independently produced six multiple award winning documentaries. He has also produced dozens of “Teeny-Tiny Films,” lasting 20 seconds to 5 minutes. They cover such subjects as fat wallets, crickets grooming and squirrels imitating robots. He is a copy editor at the LA Times and adjunct journalism instructor.

We will be featuring a handful of Mr. Grundmann's “Teeny Tiny Films” and “The Perfect Flaw,” first place Independent Documentary winner in the Canadian International Film and Video Festival. 

http://www.mikegrundmann.com/

Chris Garlington

Chris Garlington is a 2004 graduating student in film at California Institute of the Arts.

His short one minute to five minute films run the gamut from experimental narrative, straight narrative, films with visual effects, and discuss his harsh views of relationships, society and politics. He has been making films for five years and has been featured in two film festivals for his critiques on relationships. In just five years he has created over thirty short films. Starting in June of 2004 he will be working on his first feature film.

We will be screening:
Miserable: To hell with my ex-girlfriend.
Hers: A short about falling in love with a girl that is unattainable, and the plan he creates.
Before than before: A critique of male and female relationships focusing on people in their early 20’s.