A journey with a Bolex down Sunset Boulevard, from the Pacific Ocean into the heart of the city.

A motorcyclist is subjected to an optical reworking — stroboscopic layers collide, blend, and fade away. For Charlotte Pryce.

Visions of a flower valley, saturated with the intoxicating colours of dreams gone by. Lovingly filmed on a single roll of Kodak's 7285 100D color reversal in Antelope Valley, CA. For James Benning

A girl explores a luminous beach as a mysterious voice pushes reality deeper into sublime abstraction. The film reveals the simultaneity of stillness and change in the sea, ultimately transforming into a hypnotic search for our lost Edenic origins.

A femme fatale, a deal gone wrong, the city at night.

"The film was made by painting directly onto 16mm film, in the tradition of artist-filmmakers who often mix handmade approaches and out-of-date equipment to create unusual film experiences. As with other films by Warren, Notturno forgoes a language-based narrative in favor of a staccato sequence of images, emphasizing feeling over storyline." - Chief Curator Mark Scala, Frist Center for the Visual Arts

An observational portrait of the skate park in Venice Beach..

Fossil Falls, CA. Shooting Landscapes with James Benning.

A CalArts narrative experiment, remaking a scene from the strange and beautiful 1955 cult classic directed by Charles Laughton.