Tree

When a grieving father receives a directive from his dead daughter, he must choose between granting her request or conceding to the wishes of his suffering wife.

Trees (Jake Barningham, 2011)

　　One shot of things a girl at once did not see.

A short film version of Shel Silverstein's 1964 book with the same title. The film is entirely composed of appropriated public domain footage from online sources such as Prelinger Internet Archive or POND5 and is accompanied by a faithful narration (additionally sourced via Prelinger) that is stripped directly from the book. Created in February 2024 for the ADVANCED EDITING course at the University of Pittsburgh.

Oliver Tree performs new music at a packed theater in Austin, Texas

Oliver Tree brings a wild performance, dressed as the protagonist of a series of music videos from his new album, Alone in a Crowd.

Jared of Weird Explorer fame tackles a on the ground documentary about the legendary Seychelles fruit, the Coco de Mer

Jared of Weird Explorer documents his journey across Madagascar's deforestation and experiences with the famous Valley of The Baobabs

A look at the work of the Forestry Commission in Scotland.

A coming-of-age drama about a first-generation college graduate returning home to their single mother, and just how isolating change can feel.

"It's my treehouse!" Toby announced selfishly. To any normal boy, Toby's pride was understandable. For the treehouse was quite a structure, the finest treehouse any of the boys at Sunday School had ever seen. Toby was willing to share it - with his hand-picked favorite friends, that is. These included Josh. But then Josh suggested they let Randy join their club. "That thief?" Toby scowled. "He became a Christian at Camp," Josh reminded. "If he's a Christian, I'm a pelican!" Toby countered. "The only reason he comes to our Sunday School is because he like all the neat things we do. Everybody know he's a thief." A thief? Was he really? Well, Toby got a chance to check. With the help of Dooley - fall guy and follower - Toby set a trap. And Randy walked right into it! What happened, though, didn't quite fit Toby's expectations.

When a Police Academy cuts Trees illegally, a concerned Family confronts them only to learn it is non-cognizable offense without penal provision. They approach a Tree Activist who saves trees by all means. The community gathers under the tree at night to protect it from felling but it is not that simple.

Film-maker Jazz Thornton recounts the last 24 hours of Jessica's life, speaking to those close to her to understand what her passing can teach us about suicide.

"During Covid, I was contacted online by a woman who lived in Berlin - a French-Caribbean singer and performance artist. She said she was a fan of my work and we started corresponding. These text messages turned into nightly Zoom calls which turned into a desire to meet in person. But travel restrictions in Germany and the US limited our choice to a handful of countries, one of which was England. She had a friend in London with an apartment that was going to be empty at the same time that my ex-wife was taking our kids to Maine for two weeks. So we decided to meet there. She wanted us to make a film together so I suggested we make a film about our relationship." - Caveh Zahedi

In a surreal odyssey, the Self seeks escape.

A man goes into the woods.

A man, a decision, a half-cooked meal, and the realisation that, eventually, everything can be oddly insignificant and quite funny.

"I think I wanna stay down here with you for a while..."

A short movie featuring Matthew Gray Gubler. The movie is directed by Casey Feigh