Julie Murray Movies

This atmospheric landscape is largely un-peopled but nevertheless expresses the busy presence of ghosts that reside in the snowy fog-bound woods, the...

Hidden among the pounding of animal hides, All tamped into maps, their shapes Explicit replicate butterfly wings, lie the motives of Lír. ...

"The film’s haunting images are accompanied by the continuous sound of a helicopter circling overhead, which at the close gives way to the...

A duet of found film material and video. The 35mm movie film image is unraveled without a shutter and filtered through video capture electronics....

Time spent at two shores, one thinly populated, the other a wasteland, joined by the interluency of various paths taken, each bit real enough, though...

A Legend of Parts presents a history of civilization in a less-than-historically-accurate manner where the actions of the prehistoric animals...

Frequency Objects, a photogram, creates a rhythmic friction between a chaotic animation of old family photographic negatives and the smooth motion of...

A camera attached to a microscope facilitates the trawling of spaces shaped by small dead things in tiny chambers between the naked eye and the...

Convolves the aberrations found within two image-making technologies; film and video, which here combine to produce a heap of dichotomies and...

The most striking thing about observing Niagara Falls is that they don’t seem to be falling at all. Being so vast they give the impression of...

A low light montage using Black Magic Ursa on a bean bag pod.

Images from an aerial tram leaving Manhattan are followed by images of a nearly static bird, of bugs fighting, and of light bending as it passes...

Experimental short by Julie Murray.

Cyan is assembled from numerous 16mm film workshops. Some of the footage is found, most is made, much of it filmed by participants themselves....

A film by Julie Murray

Things coaxed into light in roughly the order they were encountered. Preserved by the Academy Film Archive in 2014.

Calculating the angle of awe at a gas station in rural Midwest.

Children's 3-D toys and insects are the subjects of Julie Murray's look at the violence inherent in the very notion of motion. Music: "Three...