Greta Snider is a San Francisco-based filmmaker who specializes in experimental nonfiction and uses non-traditional filmmaking tools, such as Flash games, audio CDs and microfiche.
She currently teaches filmmaking at San Francisco State University and many of her short films can be found on the DVD Nomads and No-Zones, a co-production with filmmaker Vanessa Renwick.
Learn more about this filmmaker at her official website.
The Magic of Radio (2001)
Urine Man (2000)
Quarry Movie (1999)
Flight (1997)
Portland (1996)
No-Zone (1993)
Blood Story (1990)
Hard Core Home Movie (1989)
Ed Halter has graciously donated to the Underground Film Archive the program books for almost every edition of the New York Underground Film Festival. While this donation does not include the still-elusive program for the first edition of the fest in 1994, it does begin with the 2nd edition held in 1995 at the Anthology […]
Flight by Greta Snider (1997). San Francisco-based filmmaker Greta Snider is primarily known for her unique spin on documentaries. At first glance, Flight may seem like a straight-up experimental film, but reading its official description by Snider shows the work’s documentary essence.
Continuing into 1999 at the Collective Unconscious theater space in NYC, the RBMC — co-programmed by Brian L. Frye and Bradley Eros — went on hiatus for the first week of the year, but resumed on January 12. Below is a list of screenings from then until a May 18 event that celebrated the RBMC’s first full year of existence.
The 22nd annual Chicago Underground Film Festival presents devastating celluloid provocations on May 13-17 by Jaimz Asmundson, Spencer Parsons, Zachary Epcar and more.
A trip to hell and back is recounted in Greta Snider’s classic underground short film, Portland. Living the ultimate punk lifestyle, a group of friends relive the disaster that was hopping the rails from California to Portland, crashing at a not-so-abandoned house and fighting to reclaim their belongings.
The 50th anniversary of the Ann Arbor Film Festival includes a major retrospective of Bruce Baillie, a Craig Baldwin lecture, and tons of films by George Kuchar, Jodie Mack and more.
On Friday, May 20 San Francisco’s Artists Television Access center is hosting a special benefit for Dara Greenwald, who is sadly currently battling cancer
The 49th annual Ann Arbor Film Festival has films by Vanessa Renwick, Marie Losier, Sam Green, Jodie Mack, Stan Brakhage and more.
Jan. 16: L.A. Filmforum presents experimental short films from San Francisco in support of the new book, Radical Light.
Need some good advice on how to live cheaply these days? Then check out these five great documentary movies about people living on the fringe of society.
