Tune for Two is the quick story of a execution that takes a strange turn. The camera work is first rate, and Tarantino fans will love it, but revealing who else would love it would spoil the glorious, wonderful surprise waiting halfway through.

A gun is pointed at the back of your head as you stare down at the grave dug just for you. What do you do?

Why Watch? Because this short is startling, funny, and gritty all in two minutes. That’s the sign of true talent – when you can take an idea and boil it down to its basics to tell a story that quickly.

Answering the age old question, Young Independent Filmmakers Jesse Budd and Patrick Romero set out to simply prove a point.

Someone needs to offer Arthur Nishimoto a job in video game development with a quickness.

This University of Illinois graduate student has designed an “unofficial” Star Wars game that’s pretty much one of the coolest things I have ever seen.

Find out all the extra details and see a video of Nishimoto’s touchscreen, multiplayer strategy game in action. Did we mention he’s got it running on a 20-foot screen?

Ladies and gentlemen, I give you Fleet Commander. Nishimoto originally built the game to be used on the 52-inch TacTile touchsceen, but eventually upgraded the software to play on the school’s LCD wall, Cyper-Commons.

Imagine, you are a singer and you accompany yourself on the piano.
You have a small dog who is your constant companion and watches as you rehearse. Got the picture?  Now, imagine that you must be away for a few hours and leave the dog alone at home. Here is what happened while you were away.