Lucinda is a seasoned filmmaker, having produced a number of widely shown and award-winning short films. A number of her newer films will be shown throughout 2008.

"I see this ongoing suite of works as a sort of visual symphony or poem. Each piece, altho’ separate, will have a connection in terms of subject matter and mood, to the whole.

I compose all my own audio and the sound is vital to these pieces because they are more about ambience and mood then about traditional narrative."

Hardware Used: Canon XL2, Canon HD HV10, Software Used: Final Cut Studio, Adobe Photoshop, Commotion Pro and Digital Performer. These films were all produced in 2007.

In January, her video art piece, "Danse Surreal," will be screened in a program called, Loop Sanctuary IV: Dreaming A New Real at The Chapel + Cultural Center at Rensselaer, NY, also in January her new video, "The Tower of Hate," as well as six mixed media paintings on wood will be shown at The Holter Museum of Art in Helena, MT. This exhibition will travel for a number of years. In February, The Gwen Frostic School of Art at Western Michigan University is showing "Danse Surreal," on two large plasma screens as part of an exhibit called, 3 Ferris Wheels. Also in February, she is going to Durango, CO to teach film workshops at Fort Lewis College and produce a film using a poem by Pamela Uschuk as her inspiration and subject matter.

Compilations of her film work are available here.
Video stills and composite images are available in each section.

A history of past screenings can be found here >>