Windows Theme

Steve Stein

This is based on a true story. I mean it's true. That is, it's what happened. Oh, and it was shot on my iphone.

Seeing Home

Carl Schumacher

Secret Window of the Ring

Julie Klos

Driving

Grant Gustafson

Turn Off The Red Light

Michael Lippert

Cityscape

Ben Keller/Steve Stein

Ben showed me what his time lapse footage. It had the music and everything. It was cool. But I also noticed it had windows. I asked him if I could do something with it. He said, "Sure." I wrote the first part and thought I was done. When I told my wife, she informed me that I was not done and that it needn't be so negative. She was right. I like that it finishes on an up note.

A View With a Room

Jason Nebergall

My office doesn't have any windows, and sometimes, I imagine they would be nice to have.

Snippet of Life B

Kathryn Hempel

Performance Piece

Bruce Rindler/Steve Stein

All shot on my iphone. It's simple. Very simple. And it has Bruce yelling.

Chicago

Grant Gustafson

Window Seat

Carl Schumacher

Win Does

Aaron Kiser/Josh Hunnicutt

Olde Tyme Horse-Play

Adam Kohr

Cowboy

Jason Nebergall

One day, three screenplay treatments came into Cutters. I was taken by their earnestness and creativity, and thought I should bring them to life in my unique fashion. I drafted several people to bring the pieces to life, and Cowboy was our first of three efforts. It was the simplest and most conventional, but hopefully its charm will be evident to the viewer.

Shadow Beings: Street Stories

Jason Nebergall

The second of the found screenplays is significantly scarier. Figuring out how to represent sentient Shadow Beings was a conceptual hurdle we had to overcome, and I hope you appreciate our efforts.

Singing Ghost

Jason Nebergall

It took a while to figure out the narrative in this, the third found screenplay. Sentences did not seem to follow one another in a logical manner, which led to some rather abrupt shifts in tone. There was more exposition in this treatment than in the others, which led to me stretching and recycling footage more than I would have liked. Still, if this piece achieves the author's stated goal, it will have been worth it.

Malort Memorium

Carl Schumacher