These are some older videos of mine which are on the "Collected Works 1994-2004" DVD. I'll have my newer work shortly.
If you would like to buy any, you can get them online here

I also have some videos up on YouTube at http://www.youtube.com/user/artmalarky

levels of undo 1997 LENGTH: 1 min 40 seconds FORMAT: DV

levels of undo is an experimental short in which a hand peels and orange, and repeatedly writes and un-writes the words "I have no regrets". Using page peel effects, and reversing the video, this video is a metaphor for actions and inactions in our daily lives.

It was edited using Adobe Premiere, and was completely shot and edited using the DV video format. levels of undo has already appeared in the Short Attention Span Film/Video Festival, playing in San Francisco and New York City. It was created during a residency at the New Media Lab East, in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

The Man With The Off-Kilter Jaw 1996 LENGTH: 4 min FORMAT: Beta SP

This is an experimental video collage which uses music, film, animation, pixelvision, and several formats and styles of video to explore ideas about media, video personae, and different ways the same reality can be perceived.

It was partially funded through the New England Film/Video Fellowship Program of the Boston Film/Video Foundation through a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts, and the Massachusetts Cultural Council. Additional support was provided through a residency at the Experimental Television Center, sponsored by the New York Council on the Arts.

Weatherman 1994 LENGTH: 7 min FORMAT: 3/4 inch video

Television is rapidly evolving, and the "channel surfer" is becoming as much a part of American mythology as the "couch potato" has been. Within this video is The Weatherman, a character who steps into different elements of television in order to comment on it, himself "surfin" within channels.

I was chosen as a delegate to the 2nd Video Olympiad Festival of Local Video and Television Creation for this video, which was selected for the "open" category in the United States. It also received an Honorable Mention at the American International Film and Video Festival. It was selected by the Decordova Museum for its video archives.

Test Tape 1993 LENGTH: 6 min FORMAT: 3/4 inch video

What are tests, how do we feel about them, and how do they affect us? This is a video which combines images of tests, and audio of peoples' response to this question. It was played all night at Somerville Access Television, and responses to the video are incorporated in this piece.

For some of the audio, I interviewed people, and sampled some of their reactions to the question: "What do you think about tests". Test Tape was originally structured as a video which has no beginning, middle, or end, but takes place as an ongoing video, designed for the late night channel-surfer.

hello how are you 1992 LENGTH: 3 min Format: 3/4 inch

This was shown at Harvard Film Archive, through VideoSpace. It was also shown at the Decordova Museum in Lincoln, Massachusetts, and purchased for its archives. I worked with children from the Somerville Boys and Girls Club, and Somerville Community Access Television, and this video was an outgrowth of a video installation called "Children of the Moon."