It Moves Fast

My first film, from a few years back that i made at the U of R. 16mm found footage.

16mm>HD (off the wall) | 1m 13s | 1:33.1 (HD 16x9) | English | Stereo

It Moves Fast from Terryll Loffler on Vimeo.

I've Never Been Outside

I opened a vimeo account and will be gradually uploading some of my work. I started with one of my first films called 'I've Never Been Outside' starring west coast hipster Percy Fuentes.

16mm > NTSC DV | 5m 40s | 1:66.1 | English | Stereo

Partial list of past screenings:

- Antimatter Short Film Festival | Victoria, British Columbia
- Canada’s Golden Sheafs | Yorkton, Saskatchewan
- Tamagawa Short Film & Video Festival | Japan
- SKOL Centre des arts | Montréal, Québec
- WNDX New Prairie Cinema | Winnipeg, Manitoba
- 8th Dresden Schmalfilmtage Competition | Dresden, Germany
- 16mm Film Festival | Florence, Italy
- Montreal Underground Film Festival | Montréal, Québec

I've Never Been Outside from Terryll Loffler on Vimeo.

SCREENING:

THE DISTANCE BETWEEN
16mm>DVD - 15m58secs - Stereo - English

The 12th Annual Antimatter Film Festival
Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
Saturday, October 10th 9pm @ Open Space

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From Antimatter:
"Dedicated to the exhibition and nurturing of film and video as art, Antimatter has grown into the premier showcase of experimental cinema in the west. Encompassing screenings, installations, performances and media hybrids, Antimatter provides a noncompetitive festival setting in Victoria, British Columbia, free from commercial and industry agendas.

The highest standards of curatorial practice are employed to build thematic programs of innovative film and video selected from international submissions. In addition, our annual Foreign Matter series has become the incubator for hundreds of short films, all new to North American audiences, compiled and contextualized by international curators. Reciprocally, Antimatter delivers curated programs of new Canadian work to international audiences through our Foreign Matter tours.

Since 1998, the quality and creativity of its programming, commitment to audience development, and respect for filmmakers and their work have made Antimatter one of the most important media arts events in Canada, and the world."