Pan Left Productions

Over the weekend of May 24, Pan Left members and others assembled as Team Fun to create a short film as contestants in the Tucson 48 Hour Film Shootout. We spent all day Saturday filming, and all day Sunday in post-production, finishing the editing with about 10 minutes to spare and then driving like a bat out of hell to the Loft Theater to turn in our disc.
Here's the results, in all it's hasty and messy glory.

On January 25, 2008, the Pima County Republican Women's Club invited to speak at their luncheon the Sheriff of Maricopa County, Joe Arpaio. Sheriff Joe is the self-described "toughest sheriff in the nation" and is widely known for his controversial enforcement strategies that have cost Maricopa County over 41 million dollars in lawsuits for civil rights violations, as well as his hard line against undocumented migrants.

This video depicts that morning when Tucson activists came out to let Arpaio and the Women's Club know that he was not welcome in Tucson, and neither are his policies.

This is the 7th installment in the podcast serialization of the "On The Edge: The Femicide in Ciudad Juarez". This week's segment is about migration and the border. Next monday the series will continue with a segment about free trade.

I'm going to start posting here the monthly Indymedia Newsreal which I edit. More information about the program is at http://newsreal.indymedia.org

This is still sort of rough and still riot porn, which I'm not really happy about, but I hacked it together for the December Indymedia Newsreal.

This is another roughly cut video of what happened at the camp Friday morning. It was a tense time with La Migra but things got worked out.

At the Federal Building in Tucson on Tuesday, August 28 I filmed a large group of activists voicing their dissatisfaction with the current border and immigration regime.

April 14, 2007, a cross-border party...

This is the latest edited piece from the Women of Pan Left. Kathryn on sound and Emily and Brenda on camera. I did the edit. Some of the color/contrast/brightness tweaking that I did didn't look good when it was compressed. Something else to learn about.

Here is a short about the Migrant Trail March from Sasabé, México during 2006.