Statement and Press Kit

Posted: October 21st, 2009 | Author: admin | Filed under: Posts | Comments Off

J.F. Culhane is most interested in telling modern stories using digital technology. The methods to achieve these worlds include linear and interactive video, photography, websites, viral media, and virtual elements.

The narrative themes J.F. Culhane is most fascinated by include derivative stories and folklore, chance operations, unseen patterns with subtle subconscious influences, impossibly subjective personal labyrinthine journeys, obsessive behavior and rituals, and the meaning of the modern community.

Radio Free Blissville is a short film tangent of a longer feature script. The short sets up the foundation for a world where humanity’s increased dependency on technology has failed, and the perception of remaining technology as a form of magic invent new myths and necessary communications.


Short Media CV – J.F. Culhane

2009 – Radio Free Blissville – Director/Producer

2003Glasscapsule.com – Sovereign Media Label and Distribution Network

2002Center for Audio Visual Research Induction Program DVD – Producer/Programmer

  • DigitalArtsConvergence in Chicago, USA. March 26-30, 2003

2001 – The Endless Flight of the Phoenix (Short) – Director/Producer

1998Spillway.com (The People’s Photos) Legendary Found Photo Archive

1997 – On Tour (PBS) – Sunshine Digital/Sonicnet – Online Producer

1995 – Top Peg – 13 Episodes – MNN – Producer Director

1991 – B.F.A. New York School of Visual Arts (Film/Video)

1991 – The Strange World of Maxwell Maltz – Director/Producer

  • Dusty award for Outstanding Documentary
  • Tel Aviv Film Festival
  • Annie Herron’s Test Site Art Gallery – Williamsburg Brooklyn

1990 – Saturday Night Live – Assistant to Writers and Research

Various Interactive and Online Community Projects for Microsoft (1997), AOL (1999), Gigantic Art Space (2002), and Comcast (2004).

Youtube Channel – 2.4 Million Video views. (December 2009)

DOWNLOAD PRESS KIT HERE (1.8 mgs PDF)

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