Steve Autore

A small-town girl takes a pilgrimage to the famed German nightclub Berghain and ends up spending years of her life in the hallowed den of drum and bass.

An avant-garde love letter starring a dead bird and the insects there within.

An aminated experiment gone awry, using loose leaf, black-and-white digital photography, 16mm war footage, and a wax cylinder recording of President Benjamin Harrison as its medium. SG EGAN'S PAPER DEMONZ #001.

A small-town girl takes a pilgrimage to the famed German nightclub Berghain and ends up spending years of her life in the hallowed den of drum and bass.

A mute nurse cares deeply for the dying woman she lives with, but after a miscommunication with her client, she's forced to decide if she should break the one forbidden rule of the job - going outside.

A human tutor must teach three androids social etiquette, but discovers something sinister in their programming.

An offbeat odyssey, a reflection on growing up in rural North Carolina and in particular, the absurd and insidious ways late-stage capitalism digs its fangs into children.

An avant-garde short film accompanied by a "radio edit" of PRPL PPL's free jazz album “Facial Recognition." The album served as the soundtrack for a gallery installation of the same name inspired by David Lynch's "Six Figures Getting Sick," and featured 35mm footage by Beck Simon. This short was produced at the David Lynch Graduate School of Cinematic Arts, and is dedicated to the memory its late namesake.