I'm Rachel

Science fiction film about self-identity, body image, and shedding gender indentity like the skin of a snake. Writeen, produced, photographed, acted and directed by the students of Brian Charles Clark's Lit 271 science fiction class, Spring 2006, Clarkston Center (Walla Walla Community College), Clarkston, Washington. We wrote, shot and edited this under 10-minute film in less than 2 weeks. Alas, it was edited in the horrid Microsoft product (like all Microsoft products), MovieMaker. The music was composed (using Steve Tibbetts loops, mostly) in the excellent ACID Pro.

Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• gender
• science
• fiction
• student
• films
• clarkston
• center
• community
• college
• washington
• lewiston
• idaho

[pmawarrior]

good job people, its was designed very well for all to understand and on point with the main message. which is one of the greatest teachings of all, be yourself truly. if people would let themselves see who they are at heart and the way they are designed and learn to apply that in a way to create themselves in whatever passion. that is powerful. it aint nothing new but it aint human anymore nowadays. something we have lost that our ancestors once had.

[videologex]

5 star effort!

[DrZarkloff]

Hey, I just got back from Oasis 20 science fiction convention in Orlando, Florida. You can check out my video.

[jrdubeau]

i live in lewiston idaho

[Elfii]

interesting... attempts at moral values...

[jasoncasper15]

This was really Bizarre... But I am happy to hear that you like Steve Tibbetts! All the best!