The Following films represent an array of films I have produced, directed, edited or all of the above. Films were madefrom high school, college, work at UCSD, and now my work at eMotion Studios.
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The Wasilla Project Part 1
Fall 2008
Wasilla Project Part 1 focuses on whether or not Palin is a true Fiscal Conservative

The Wasilla Project Part 2
Fall 2008
Wasilla Project Part 2 focuses on the Rape Kit Controversy in Sarah Palin's hometown. While she was mayor, victims of rape were being forced to pay for the evidence collection procedure (rape kit) by local authorites.

The Wasilla Project Part 3
Fall 2008
Wasilla Project Part 3 focuses on the fine line between mixing religion and politics...

The Wasilla Project Part 4
Fall 2008
Wasilla Project Part 4 focuses on some inconsistencies in Palin's past, most notably discovered through her upsetting abuse of email.

UCSD Resnet Security Video
Spring 2005
This video was created for a student audience and presented over UCSD-TV. Our goals were to help students understand basic Computer Security options.

Concerto
Honors Thesis Film 2006
This film was created over the school year of 2005-2006 with my endearing professor Babette Mangolte. This film was shot entirely on 16mm film using a sync-sound set-up.

Beginning Film
Fall 2004
This film was shot on 16 mm film without sync sound. All sound was gathered after the initial shooting of this film.

Advanced Film
Spring 2005
Shot on 16 mm film, this was my final project in Babette Mangolte's Advanced FIlm class in the Spring of 2005. This was shot in a sync-sound setup.

Fall Orientation Video
Fall 2006
This film was created in the fall of 2006 as part of an on-going Security Awareness project commisioned through UCSD ResNet and the Network Operations Security department.


"No way! Thanks for sharing." --pushingtide

"great, great little film…good job arianna" --ml

"Top job. Sounds like you’re involved with that soundtrack? Great editing. I pumped it through some good speakers and had myself a treat. Thanks." ---s

"A big stand up ovation for Arianna´s work!!!! Thank you Campbell´s for the love!!!!!!! --vasco

"Thanks for posting this up. I really appreiciated this film. You (Duncan) and Malcolm look to have had a very nurturing environment as kids and I’m really glad that you’ve shared that with us in the form of the Bonzer, which is a byproduct of that environment. I grew up (and still live) in the Silver Lake district of LA in the same time frame as your youth and your parents remind me of alot of the parents of kids I grew up with in that locale, which was noted for its progressive views, creativity and self-reliance. The reference at the end to Buckminster Fuller was very interesting. I was thinking about this as I got what rides I could from the paltry offering I found out in the water this am. --Drymtn

"beautiful ! warmth & love flowing like a smile from within twinkling resonating eyes sparkling waves and sounds the screen becomes so round. thanks --Arno

"the music is so perfect, for me, it made me smile so much it brought me to tears, I loved that time in our lives and an so glad that something so now can take me back there. the editorial on both sides. I just can’t stop from smiling what a gift you have Arianna. Love to all that were a part of this documentary." --Elena Diaz Hilmo

"Me too. Love to see the kids keep it all going." Duncan Campbell

"The other side of history, I understood the spirit behind everything. Thanks for sharing, Peace…" --Nuno

From the Bonzer5 website: We’re happy to report that Arianna Pilram’s film Shaping the Industry was a smashing success up at the Mendocino Film Festival. Screening to a sold out crowd and rocking the house with its awesome soundtrack, there were even a couple hootin’ and hollerin’ “wooooos!” in the crowd for Ian’s and my take offs (too bad we didn’t make the waves). That’ll be the first and last time we get bunched in with Knox in a surfing section.
From Player.com "Surfing Puerto Rico": Today we feature Arianna Pilram's short ''Shaping the Industry'', a 9 minute documentary on Malcolm Campbell, the hands behind the Bonzer shapes we've learned to love and can't live without. The film was one of the official selections at this year's Mendocino Film Festival. Our take: A tribute to one of surfing's living icons, who together with his brother Duncan has quietly led a design revolution and remained true to surfing's roots - with the ideal of PEACE as a shining North Star. Muchas Gracias to Arianna Pilram for posting on her site for the world to view. Just click here and Voila! - the Bonzer movie comes to life. Hope you enjoy it as much as we did. --TY

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