Video duration: 179 seconds
Global video hits: 418
An epic struggle of human proportions. One woman and one man must fight for the death over equality and dominance.
DIRECTOR/WRITER: Nathan Beckman
EDITING/CAMERA: Tyler Mercer
JEALOUS GIRL: Amy Northrop
JEALOUS BOY: Chris Ohlmacher
FAST GIRL: Maliha Ghazali
TREE: Tree
LOCATION: UNL
Video duration: 157 seconds
Global video hits: 508
"Every 15 Minutes" (drunk driving simulation done by the Police Department) video that I created 2007. There was a another piece by ICTV but i didn't put it in here. I used the song "How to Save a Life" by The Fray!
Video duration: 181 seconds
Global video hits: 409
An assignment I did for music. Yes it had to have a voice over and yes it had to have our own music we composed throughout.
It features Darrien Beckman as Alex and Jonathon Fuller as everybody else. Director, camera work, editor and composer thingy was me, Nick Darveniza.
Video duration: 48 seconds
Global video hits: 2769
This is a preliminary video test that Steve Johnson's Edge FX produced. This video was produced to convince the film production of their capabilities. The job was ultimately awarded to Mike Elizalde of Spectral Motion. The person portraying the Thing in this video test is Christian Beckman of Quantum Creation FX.
Video duration: 119 seconds
Global video hits: 535
We come across the famed Beat Poet - where Sean Burke, former drummer from Atlanta Rhythm Section and Chef Beckman apply wit, humor, and ultimate randomness into a 2 minute WTF just happened skit.
DISCLAIMER - Has Religious References
Video duration: 341 seconds
Global video hits: 164
It was a cold day with lousy roads, but the jam was hot at the Broken Spoke in Darien, WI. The Organ Grinders (house band) are performing Hound Dog Taylor's 'Gimme Back My Wig'. Players: Brian 'Looper' Lucas - guitar/vocals, Jefferson 'JB' Blum - drums, Marie Martens (filling in for Bill Beckman) - bass, Dave Wood - guitar
Video duration: 233 seconds
Global video hits: 191
At the Improbable Research talk at the Beckman Institute, UIUC, Joe Futrelle at the National Center for Subcomputing Applications reads his recent paper published in the Annals of Improbable Research.
![Joe Futrelle reads \"The Mildly-Parallel Palmtop Array\"](http://img.youtube.com/vi/P2qJ51sH3e0/2.jpg "Joe Futrelle reads \\"The Mildly-Parallel Palmtop Array\\"")
