Holly Willis
Holly Willis teaches in USC's School of Cinematic Arts and writes about new media art. She is the author of "New Digital Cinema: Reinventing the Moving Image" and editor of "The New Ecology of Things" on pervasive computing.
Doug Aitken's beautiful video illuminates the walls outside the Regen Projects II space in West Hollywood from sunset to sunrise through October 17...
Anne Bray and Jon 9 will mix visuals live in a performance tonight as part of the Projections on Lake series in Pasadena...
LA video artist Tran T. Kim-Trang's work is showcased in a new, two-disc DVD release offered by Video Data Bank...
UC Riverside's Sweeney Art Gallery features a terrific show crawling with animals and insects titled Intelligent Design: Interspecies Art.
The Internet offers filmmakers a rich archive of materials useful in creating new kinds of cinematic storytelling.
Does making ideas visual make them dumb? No, says Jonathan Corbière of ThoughtBubble, who is taking big ideas and animating them.
It can be difficult to find great short films and videos online; here's a collection of five great resources.
Jefferson Robbins illustrates the power of the video essay in a masterful analysis of Mad Men.
Outdoor projections are often dazzling but not very complex; media artist Rafael Lozano-Hemmer offers "relational architecture" as a different model...
The Korsakow System is a user-friendly application that lets filmmakers make non-linear, interactive projects with ease.
Jonathan Jarvis reimagines visual communication through design with a provocative initiative called The New Mediators...
LA avant-garde filmmaker Chick Strand passed away over the weekend, but she leaves the world with an extraordinary body of work.