OPEN CALL! ExTV curates monthly web programming of student work, and October’s theme is CATS! Send in your original cat videos to share the kitty love. Whether it’s a ten second clip of your cat shot on your phone or your cinematic masterpiece centered around the existential nature of the way your kitty gazes out the window, we want it. We love cats. Cats. CAts. CATs. CATS. Deadline: Oct. 1 Submit: extvsaic.org/submit/
Read More »This month we take a look at ‘Glitched’ a recently announced game coming out by Chicago based developer En House and is said to be “A fourth wall breaking RPG where the hero realizes that you, the player, exist.”
Read More »An original short film produced by ExTV! It will premiere at ExFEST 2016.
Read More »Amanda Sukenick’s “The EFIList,” won the ExTV Pick Award in ExFest 2015. We caught up with them to talk Youtube, one-person productions, and the Anti-Natalism movement. The EFIList For more of Amanda’s work, you can find them on Youtube as ForeverWolfFilms.
Read More »A collection of SAIC students work featuring some frightening conversations! These monsters and situations may be scary but they all have a thing or two to teach us while we’re being scared!
Read More »A collection of SAIC artists work discussing the physical connection humans have to technology and the digital realm as a whole. Videos range from conversations about one’s online presence to one woman’s seduction of her own computer.
Read More »An eclectic collection of traveling tales, just in time for the holiday season. This program explores six films centralized around movement and time, especially in relation to trains and locomotives. Space and Time by Alexandra Williams. Glorious Endlessness by Yuehao Jiang. New Main Line by Daniel Fandino. Two Minutes on a Subway Train by Paul Catanese. Next by Matt Wilkinson. And Bubble by Young Han.
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Starting December 11th, ExTV’s monitors will be host to a very special curation, Creature Comforts. Curated by Ryan Goh (BFA 2018) and Jacelyn Kee (MA 2016)… “Creature Comforts celebrates the kaleidoscopic relationship we have with others by exploring the idiosyncratic connections that speak to our identities as caregivers of our own creaturely needs and the special critters in our lives.” So please join us by watching and sharing these amazing works. For more info, you can download the detailed program pdf here.
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