A rough cut animation (the Deranged Cousins) from our upcoming feature length documentary with the late illustrator Edward Gorey. It was shot from 1996 to his death in April, 2000 and is now in postproduction. See more at the project web site http://www.EdwardGoreyFilm.com
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Walter Cronkite Narrates Marconi Wireless Documentary
Sample from our 16-minute documentary short narrated by Walter Cronkite and directed/edited by Christopher Seufert for the Chatham Marconi Maritime Center. Built in 1914 Guglielmo Marconi's wireless station on Cape Cod would become the busiest ship to shore wireless station in the Northern Hemisphere.
The Unwritten History of the First Cape Codders (35 min, directed by Christopher Seufert). The Native Americans of New England were among the first to come into contact with European sailing vessels, and hence, among the first to disappear. This documentary, narrated by actress Julie Harris, is the first to explore their unwritten history via an anthropological analysis of the culture's sparse archaeological remains. The only surviving Cape Cod Wampanoag tribe located in Mashpee provides a current Native perspective on the survival of their culture. Cornell University's American Indian Program shows NATIVES OF THE NARROWLAND to their graduate students as part of a lecture entitled Thanksgiving's Children: Myths which Mask the Collapse of the Indigenous Environment. Narrated by Julie Harris. Best Documentary, Massachusetts Cable Television Awards, 1994.
Rough opening from our upcoming feature-length documentary with musician Suzanne Vega. Directed by Christopher Seufert with videography by Greg Mentzer and Melissa Kinski. Also featuring Billy Masters on guitar, Doug Yowell on drum, and Mike Visceglia on bass.
Directed by Christopher Seufert of Mooncusser Films http://www.MooncusserFilms.com Vocals: Suzanne Vega Guitar: Billy Masters Bass: Mike Visceglia Drums: Doug Yowell
Dying To Get In: Undocumented Immigration at the U.S. / Mexico Border" offers a first hand look at the harsh reality of today's border crossing. An award-winning film by Brett Tolley. Here, he embeds himself in a group of Mexican men minutes before embarking on their journey from Mexico to the US. Rare footage of conversation and last minute thoughts. Order the full length DVD, Dying to Get In, at Amazon.com!
Clip from the raw footage of our upcoming feature-length documentary with the late illustrator Edward Gorey. Shot from 1996 to his death in April, 2000, this interview was done over lunch at Jack's Outback in Cape Cod, MA. See our project web site at http://www.EdwardGoreyFilm.com
Short documentary about the sustainability of commercial clamming in Chatham, Cape Cod. Directed by Christopher Seufert of Mooncusser Films.
Documentary director Christopher Seufert interviewed at Boston's New England Chronicle.
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Raw interview footage from our upcoming feature-length documentary with the late illustrator Edwrd Gorey. Gorey talks about obscure indie (bad) films in his kitchen (home on Cape Cod) while his cat roams around freely, obstructing the camera view. Aug. '98 See more at www.edwardgoreyfilm.com
Live performance at The Middle East in Boston (Cambridge, MA). Produced by Mooncusser Films and directed by Christopher Seufert. http://www.MooncusserFilms.com
Produced by Nancy Barr and Kerry Branon. Edited by Christopher Seufert Chatham, Cape Cod http://www.MooncusserFilms.com
Raw footage clip from our upcoming feature-length documentary with the late illustrator Edward Gorey, shot from 1996 to April, 2000.
A rough cut of the opening of our documentary about the visit of Albert Maysles to Olomouc to collect the Lifetime Achievement Award for Cinematography. Directed by Christopher Seufert. http://www.MooncusserFilms.com
Richard Koury is the owner of Artscapes Foundry in Sedona, AZ, with artistic ties also to Cape Cod, Massachusetts. Produced by Mooncusser Films, LLC
The Unwritten History of the First Cape Codders (35 min - directed by Christopher Seufert, narrated by Julie Harris). The Native Americans of New England were among the first to come into contact with European sailing vessels, and hence, among the first to disappear. The Wampanoag natives of Cape Cod (the legendary Narrowland) called themselves "the People of the First Light". Their arrival in New England reaches back to the last ice age, over 12,000 years ago. This documentary, narrated by actress Julie Harris, is the first to explore their unwritten history via an anthropological analysis of the culture's sparse archaeological remains.Cornell University's American Indian Program shows NATIVES OF THE NARROWLAND to their graduate students as part of a lecture entitled Thanksgiving's Children: Myths which Mask the Collapse of the Indigenous Environment. First Prize, Massachusetts Cable Television Awards, 1994.
Short documentary about the sustainability of commercial clamming in Chatham, Cape Cod. Directed by Christopher Seufert of Mooncusser Films.
A description of changes needed in the process of fishing for Atlantic Herring.
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