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Fighting Gravity DVD Eight films that explore new territory! Two Documentaries! Big bonus! Fighting Gravity DVD contains eight, award winning, experimental animated films, two documentaries, two rarely seen films and other special features. | "Fighting Gravity attests foremost to Priestley's wild sense of discovery. These films feature new materials and new techniques." |
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Relative Orbits DVD Eight of my most popular films! Two Documentaries! Big bonus! Relative Orbits DVD contains eight of my most popular films, two documentaries and other special features. | "Captivating work, made even more so by the behind-the-scenes documentary in Relative Orbits, in which a tour of Priestley's studio is ostensibly meant to demystify her creative process but only serves to deepen your admiration for her craftsmanship and artistry" |
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Save! Two DVD Set: Fighting Gravity and Relative Orbits Sixteen films! Five documentaries! Big bonus! Thank you for supporting independent animation. >
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"Creative, dramatic and lovingly crafted. A must see for fans of animation...this fantastic pair of discs easily comes recommended." |
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Missed Aches DVD Dubbed “the queen of independent animation” by Bill Plympton, Joanna Priestley unveils her new short Missed Aches, a humorous rant about the need for proofreading. Missed Aches demonstrates how the shortcomings of spellcheck can result in unexpected double entendres. |
“Enchanting and hilarious!” “The best animated wordplay since Tex Avery's "Symphony in Slang". |
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Streetcar Named Perspire Streetcar Named Perspire is a funny, action packed roller coaster ride through one of life's great transitions. |
“Serving both as a primer in what to expect from the process and a witty yet gentle satire of the educational video, Streetcar Named Perspire finds the humor in a trying and universal experience.”
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Ishtar Flipbook The Ishtar flipbook begins with abstract circles that transition into a Goddess opening her arms to the night sky, crescent moon and stars and then metamorphose into a southwest canyon landscape and the rising sun. Dedicated to "Ishtar, the Goddess of the evening; Ishtar, the Goddess of the morning." Front and back cover are unprinted, gold foil card stock with small imperfections. Bound with two staples. |  |