An incomplete list of other film/video work….
Brief Encounter with Tibetan Monks
Invited to by filmmakers Caveh Zahedi and Jay Rosenblatt to participate in Underground Zero, a nationwide film project reflecting on September 11 and the events that have followed, Paul Harrill trained his videocamera on the visit of a group of Tibetan Buddhist monks to his hometown of Knoxville.
Seeking peace in a time of world crisis, Harrill discovers that finding messages of non-violence is even more complicated than he anticipated.
Selected Screenings: Part of Underground Zero – Program 1
One Inch Equals A Hundred Miles
A naturalistic drama set in Knoxville, Tennessee, One Inch Equals a Hundred Miles chronicles a fateful day in a teenage relationship. With spare, meditative cinematography, One Inch Equals a Hundred Miles movingly examines a couple’s reluctance to confront the distances that threaten to separate them.
Selected screenings: Olympia Film Festival, Museum of American Art (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania), Festival of Nations (Ebensee, Austria), Brno 16 Festival (Brno, Czech Republic), KTEH Public Television (San Jose, California), WTTW Public Television (Chicago, Illinois), WYBE Public Television (Philadelphia, PA)
Super-8 Titanic
This warm and whimsical ballad to simplicity is a perfect antidote to the behemoth budgets of Hollywood excess.
– Philadelphia Festival of World Cinema
This film was funded in part by the PA Council on the Arts, Bread and Roses Community Fund, and the Stockton Rush Bartol Foundation through the Philadelphia Independent Film/Video Association.
Produced for Termite Television (Season 4, Episode 1).
