Documentary Short
Here is a short film by Kristen Alexander (www.MiddleWayMedia.com) that recently screened at the Woods Hole Film Festival:
Friday, August 01, 2008
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2 comments:
Great documentary - seems like Kristen really captured the essence of the challenge to make a living as an artist in a very short piece.
Went to the Laguna Arts Festival recently, I think you would have liked Lorenzo's work.
Dave
Great film, but where's Chuckles?
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