Useful phrases in Japanese taught by a non-native speaker.

[Laura Andrews]

An alter ego as a head coach teaching a seminar to the ordinary person about how to become a champion someday.

Click here to see more of the Coach series.

[Wesley Ellison]

Minx comes home from a concert to find a party at her house and a bouncer at her door.

Click here to see more of the Minx series.

[Michelle Panars]

Heather confesses about a side of her that most people don’t see.

[Heather Leavitt]

Introduction to all the buddies.

Click here to see more of The Buddies series

[Dayna Menken]

Useful phrases in Japanese taught by a non-native speaker.

[Laura Andrews]

This is what we have been (or most of us haven’t been) doing while you were all away.

[Joey Ostrander]

Caryn rants about her son who she as not been able to contact for hours.

[Karen Hoenke]

You’re invited to a grown-up party with lots of forks.  There’s a spoon which means there’s dessert.

[Heather Anne Leavitt]

The Minx shows off her black eye after a brawl with a chick.

[Michelle Panars]

This video attempts to express the culinary delights of two malnourished men.

[Travis Schau and Jeff Christy]

Can I make it?

[Joey Ostrander]

… well, maybe just when Benji dies.

[Joey Ostrander]

The first public presentation of a proposed stucture to modify consumer behavior.

[Mallory Hodge and Nick Tobier]

Revealing attention through action.

[Nick Tobier and Aaron Black]

Part 1

Part 2

The tales of two fish lovers, torn apart by an iron curtain.

[Travis Schau and Anne Coale]

The PLAYCAM is currently being housed Room 2006 on the second floor of the Art & Architecture Building.

Use the PLAYCAM to document your creative process, performances and more. Simply press record, save your file and upload your video…. Then we’ll post it on playgallery.org.
If you have a creative idea you’d like to try out on the PLAYCam, contact us about reserving it.

Here are some tips from Colleen Cox on getting the most out of the PLAYCAM:

Centering the Camera and Creating Stages

Using Time-Lapse with Frame Thief: Sample

Adding A Soundtrack

Lighting Your Video