'STAY TUNED' - FINAL CUT INTRO SEQUENCE - 2004 - 55 seconds

Our famous intro animation with groovy soundtrack from Jurassic 5.

IMMORTAL COIL - Director Andrew Purtell - 2004 - 8 mins

Exciting, fast-paced and superbly made Sci-Fi animation set in Earth's distant future. The human race is long extinct and two species of super-advanced robots rule the world, fighting an endless pre-programmed fight for eternal life.

For more info about this film, visit: www.cadabera.com

eMale – Director Richard Harris - 2002 - 7mins

Based upon a series of reviews of sex-workers submitted to a local brothel’s website by its male clients, this challenging film presents a unique video ‘canvas’. Mixing voices, sound effects, internet images and other visual material to dramatic effect, it encourages the audience to reflect on the impact of money on male-female relationships.

For more information about this film, visit: www.bigbamboo.org.uk

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LAPTOP JAM - Director Richard Harris - 2003- 24 mins

The Brighton-based Laptop Jams colllective have been described by Bizarre magazine, as 'an aural and visual barrage so innovative and downright weird that your brain could get bruised'. Having established a cult following in Brighton and the South East, they are now receiving national attention and perform regularly at venues and festivals around the UK, including London's ICA and even the Victoria & Albert museum. Laptop Jam captures the experience with a fast-paced blend of live footage, surreal-ish interviews and eerily distorted images. It also features a soundtrack of original funk, techno and ambient music created and performed by the Jammers themselves.

For more information about this film, visit: www.bigbamboo.org.uk

LAPTOP JAM (promo) - Director Richard Harris - 2003 - 5 mins

Short version of the full-length documentary, produced in the hope of attracting sponsors an/or a TV commission. The resulting film has been picked up the British Institute for international festival representation, the BFI National Archives and two commercial distributors.

COLLECTORS OF WOOD STREET - Director Mark Windows - 2004 - 10 mins

Since its bustling heyday in the 1970s, Walthamstow's unique Collectors Centre has gradually declined to the point where it barely survives. Nowadays, only a few traders and eccentrics remain in this almost forgotten part of East London. One of them (left) owns a record stall and his prodigious musical memory is able to come up with the song title and artist of any vinyl record - 45 or 33 rpm - merely by being given its catalogue number. He also does the world's worst impression of Mick Jagger.

For more information about this film, visit: www.markwindows.com

MAKIN' MONSTERS - Director Neill Hodgkinson - 2004 - 3 mins

A fascinating, fast-paced documentary charting the construction of a life-size puppet robot. Great soundtrack: almost a music video.

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GIVE THE FINGER TO WINTER! - Director Stuart Smith/Laptop Jams - 2004 - 4 mins

On Saturday night, September 20th 2003. Brighton's famous Laptop Jams raised a collective digit(al) to winter with the world's first Wi-Fi beach jam on Brighton beach. Webcast live to the world VIA the unique Pier2pier.net wireless network, it unleashed the output of six synched laptops on an unsuspecting internet. This fascinating film captures the event and features a great soundtrack of original music.

For more information about this film, visit www.laptop-jams.com

TEXT FIELD - Directors Chirstinn Whyte & Jake Messenger - 2004 -1 min

Very clever ultra-short combining animated typeface with computer-generated voices.

For more information about this film, visit www.shiftwork.org.uk

GOOD DEFINITION - Director Anneliese Holles - 2003 - 5 mins

Commissioned by the poet, Naomi Foyle, Good Definition illustrates her work with explicit force, focusing on the words cunt and cock . This is a challenging and visceral exploration of male and female sex/sexual experiences in all their poetic and humorous glory.

COMPARED TO WHAT - Director Richard Harris - 2003 - 18 mins

Award-winnig documentary about Lawrence Jones, leader of The Brighton Jazz All-Stars and sought-after musician on the European jazz circuit. Born in a Philadelphia ghetto, Jones is a multi-instrumentalist who studied music at Berklee College and has performed with the likes of Grover Washington and Chaka Khan. Compared To What is an affectionate portrait of this dedicated and talented musician and includes plenty of action-packed footage from his memorable 3rd Anniversary gig at Brighton's Lion & Lobster pub.

For more information about this film, visit www.bigbamboo.org.uk

WEST PIER BURNING - Director Richard Harris - 2004 - 7 mins

You've probably seen newsreel footage of the West Pier on fire, but these amazing images filmed and digitally manipulated by Brighton video artists, MetaLuna, are something else. Accompanied by a Faithless mix and with the real West Pier in the background, watching this film is moving experience. But why didn't they torch the Conference Centre, instead - and do us all a favour?

For more information about this film, visit www.bigbamboo.org.uk

DESPERATELY SEEKING DAVE - Director Maxine Badger - 2004 - 4 mins

A quirky, sometime hilarious film from Brighton film-maker, Maxine Badger, in which she recounts her doomed efforts to make a documentary about a local drag artist, Dave Lynn. This is Nick Broomfield with a sense of humour - and lots of rain. Is this a mockumentary or for real? Impossible to tell.

THE MEETING PLACE – Director Richard Harris - 2002 - 13 mins

Straddling the Brighton/Hove border, just a stone’s throw from the rusting West Pier, the famous Meeting Place beach café was an institution as popular with locals as the Palace Pier was with visitors. After almost 80 years of trading, the original kiosk was replaced in 2003 with a new structure. This affectionate film tells the story of a much-loved part of Brighton's seaside history using rare rchive footage and interviews with the owner, Rodney Posner, his staff and some of the more eccentric customers. It also contains a wonderful soundtrack of original dance hits from the 1920's and 30s.

For more information about this film, visit www.bigbamboo.org.uk

FEMME FATALE - Director Lisa Holles - 2004 - 10 mins

Filmed in Brighton and post-produced in Berlin, Lisa Holles' powerful new film explores the life of a Canadian dominatrix, revealing her professional secrets and personal motivations as three willing 'victims' respond to her commands.

GROCKELDANCE - Marissa Zanotti - 2004 - 5 mins

Dance film showing how a young couple at the end of a first date negotiate social and sexual territory at their café table, building up to the unexpected release of the 'Grockledance'.

THE VOID - Toby Tatum - 2004 - 5 mins

A beautiful, but disturbed, young woman sits alone in a stark room plagued by submerged horrors and strange, unsettling, imaginings.