The video features couples and individuals listening the song First Day of My Life by Bright Eyes on headphones presumably for the first time. In 2006 it received a special recognition from GLAAD for its inclusivity. Notable to mention - it features a group of lesbians, gender non-confirming people and trans sweetheart Daniel Sea with their then partner Bitch aka Capital B.

The song itself came out in 2005, however, the official video available on YouTube right now is from 2006.

Bright Eyes - First Day of My Life [Official Music Video]

is an experimental film exploring the desire for transmasc, transmen, butch, stud, Agressives, masculine of center (MOC) people assigned female at birth. Stunning black and white images drift across the screen while transmen, femme women and butch and MOC people speak about the complexity of their desire. The soundtrack is by Campbell L Sangster. Animation is by Neelu Bhuman.

DES!RE

Dust, a split-personality cyborg of fluid gender, zooms through time and space in search of their own memories and a sense of understanding. They travel from the Planet of White Dust where war is constant, to the Planet of Blood and Swelling, a hybrid of their father's body.

Trigger Warning: Sexual Assault, Incest, Nudity, Blood

Only available when logging into a YouTube channel as you have to be 18 or older to watch it.

Dandy Dust

In this two-chapter project I piece together the progression of my HRT process, using voice documentation and virtual scenarios to recognize physical and psychological changes. Both chapters are chronological evidence of a -one year- gender affirming experience dating back to pre-testosterone days, when I first envisioned my nonbinary avatar inspired by my deepest dreams.

How to Make an Avatar & Render my Body

Non-binary, trans and genderqueer audience members discuss coded and direct non-binary, trans and queer representations in film, spanning from the earliest films to the most recent.

In Their View

Anneke is 12. She loves ice hockey and has a loving, close-knit family. She’s also a hardcore tomboy. Everybody who meets her assumes she’s a boy. That makes puberty even harder for her than most girls.


Anneke’s not sure if she wants to be a girl, a boy, or something in-between when she grows up. To give her more time to decide, her doctor has put her on a medication that will suppress the hormones that are causing her body to change before she’s ready. Even though she’s been rejected by her friends and struggles with depression and suicidal thoughts, Anneke is determined to be her true self. To do that she’s decided to maintain a fluid gender identity—she wants to make sure her insides matches her outsides. 

 looks into the heart of a new generation of children who don't always fit into a binary conception of gender.

I’m Just Anneke

A portrait film of a purposefully unsettling kind, starring Dominique Dibbell of The Five Lesbian Brothers. The exact identity of the redhead at the center of Lady is impossible to pin down. Is she a woman playing a man playing a woman, or more specifically, a lesbian playing a gay man playing a heterosexual woman? This purposeful ambiguity invites the audience to question the blurred parameters of sexuality, desire, and female identity.

Lady

 This film depicts a role-play scenarios potentially triggering to survivors of sexual assault.

Cute power femme Dylan (Lil Harlow) and studly hotel clerk Claudia (Papi Coxxx) are suffering from monogamous relationship blues. Claudia sets out on a gender-bending roller coaster—now as Claude—through a subversive Berlin sex club while her lover has threesomes with her best friend Teo (played by Jiz Lee). 

Mommy is Coming

 is a Super 8, bike vs motorcycle, nerds vs. badasses showdown set in a desolate, post-apocalyptic downtown Los Angeles. Starring Ely Shipley, Anna Sew Hoy, Danielle Motor, Jenny Shimizu, and Kelly Besser.

Road Rash

"I love this song. I love everything about how we made it, I love how it feels to deliver these lyrics and how it was to shoot the video. I am so grateful for the amount of energy raised by everyone involved. There is power in showing up for yourself and showing up for your people. I hope this song powers you up. I hope it moves you. Take courage my friends we got this x"

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