by Johanna Deryof the infamous Dirt Palace in Providence  RI,

The Last, The Rest (16 mm film)

A tale of the tragic and flightless, as wingless birds and mystery disks move through
a variety of frame-by-frame techniques including animation and optical printing,
as well as the use of live-action photography.

and Devon Damonte of Olympia, WA
Radio Active Spider 16mm
 "[The film] originated entirely from the discovery of a pop culture artifact -- a
 Spiderman plastic tablecloth -- that happened to align perfectly on 16mm film to
 create complex rhythms, colors, and textures in both animated and abstract
 movements," says Damonte. "I was compelled to challenge myself and see
 what sort of cinematic experience is created by presenting the material relatively
 unmanipulated, and preserving the inherent structure created by its graphic
 layout. The result is a hypnotic film, which definitely requires a leap from the
 viewer, but one I hope is rewarded with payoff."
http://www.devonimation.com/index.20020403113401.html

Johanna and Devon are creative film making artists who are responsible for a
24 hour movie making marathon in Rhode Island, a similar Ottawa Lockup 24
hour Movie Making experiment this Thursday October 3rd at the Ottawa
International Animation Festival, and are on their way to Olympia Washington
to stage a third marathon creative session.

Stopping along the way they will be at Quickdraw on OCTOBER 9th
At 7:00PM they will host an informal talk about their experiences with 24
hour moving making events and specifics about the craft of hand made cinema
techniques.Including...-ironing printed plastics onto film -strange splices-scratchifications-photocopy transfer-other movie transmogrifications!!

Work from past 24 hour Movie Making Marathons will be screened!