Monument Hill

(4 min) A music video inspired by the thick and moving electronic music of KiloWatts. Filmed at Laurel Hill Cemetery in Fairmount Park, follow our character to see what the stones have to show us. (production pictures)

2012

(11 min) Originally an installation, its premise is to entice more attention towards our global peak in many different areas of concern and interest. (installation picture)

Thailand Travelogue

(28 min) The film is a montage of images, like a string of vignettes; chaotic, dirty, playful, exhilarating... all these feelings are embedded into the film as a feeble attempt to bring the viewer in closer contact with the experience I had in Thailand.

BRC 2007

(4 min) Filmed at the Burning Man Festival, August 2007, this is a storyless vignette filled with the sights and sounds that surround you while wondering the vast open desert of Black Rock City, NV.

Psychoactive Landscape

(4 min) Imagine yourself in a place you know so well, but suddenly and without warning you are transcended beyond the everyday.

Iranian Climate

(11 min) A documentary about the media's distortion of Iran and the current issues of global security.

These are the completed works of Peter Parker. Rangeing in style, these videos were created with no budget, on my free time and with the great support of my friends and family. Thank You Mom, Dad, Jeremy, Jacqui, Riley Murphy, James Watts, Gaian Mind and PEX.
Enjoy, I made them for you.

I have been making short films for the last eight years. Starting back when I was the videographer for high school wrestling (wow.) The shorts became more complex once I began to study film at the University of the Arts. It was there that I moved in the direction of motion graphics to create a hybrid style fusing visually stimulating imagery with an emotionally charged soundtrack to deliver a gripping punch of emotion filled with Fear and Love. 

I am most proud of 'Thailand Travelogue.' My experience there was psychedelic, opening me to a new way of experiencing people and places. The film is a montage of images, like a string of vignettes; chaotic, dirty, playful, exhilarating... all these feelings are embedded into the film as a feeble attempt to bring the viewer in closer contact with the experience I had in Thailand.