Product Description
Voices - 4 min.
"Priestley gets across a series of personal phobias in a refreshing and humorous fashion. We get a superb, contemporary animated film with salutes to historical cartoon figures scattered throughout. Delightful!" -Marv Newland, Northwest Film and Video Festival Juror

She-Bop - 8 min.
A powerful, mythic poem about the Goddess and the human spirit.

All My Relations - 5 min.
A humorous look at the pitfalls of romance, from marriage, childbirth and upward mobility to the disintegration of a relationship. The animation is framed by a series of sculptural assemblages.

Candyjam - 7 min.
Co-directed with Joan Gratz. A whimsical, humorous exploration of confection, animated by ten filmmakers from four countries: David Anderson (London), Karen Aqua (Cambridge, MA), Craig Bartlett (Los Angeles), Elizabeth Buttler (Cambridge, MA), Paul Driessen (The Hague, Holland), Tom Gasek (Cambridge, MA), Joan Gratz (Portland), Marv Newland (Vancouver, BC, Canada), Christine Panushka (Valencia, CA, USA) and Joanna Priestley.

Pro and Con - 9 min.
Co-directed with Joan Gratz . "A brief but excellent exploration of the thoughts and emotions of those working and living in our prison system." -Rebecca S. Albitz, Pyramid Films

After the Fall - 6 min.
One man's frustration with his inability to connect. He solves the problem by planting a seed taken from his heart. Some drawings were shot in outdoor locations, including a fast food restaurant, garbage dump, flower farm and the foothills of Mt. Hood. The final shot of the film reveals the technique.

Hand Held - 7 min.
Stick figures battle the Man. A fable about overcoming adversity with a brilliant acappella soundtrack by the Bobs.

Grown Up - 7 min.
“Priestley does a brilliant job of reclaiming 40, and believe me, I have a vested interest in this subject. An animation that just might make twenty-somethings wish they were older.” -B. Ruby Rich, Northwest Film and Video Festival Juror

A project of Creative Capital.