A Documentary that discusses the issue of oil, or the lack of it. I focus on the usage of cars in the United States, searching for explanations to the market trends that do not correspond with the oil crises world-wide.

I interviewed several different professors at Penn State as well as random car owners across town in search for solutions and alternatives to the shortage of resources available.

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A short scene made to be the transitional point between the two parts of Alfred Hitchcock's classic, Vertigo.

In the movie, James Stewart enters a depression afters believing that his love has died. This scene is a unique approach to how he was able to find the motivation to move on with his life and go forward. The only twist is that it is all in Arabic and between two Egyptian friends.

Credit to my good friend Taha Belal for his support and assistance.

One of the first video projects I made at Penn State. It was at an experimentational phase and therefore there was more emphasis on the tools and their capabilities.

The idea was to convey the frustration I felt at the apparent obsession with cars that I witnessed during my time at the United States. I was also observing the arguably poor infrastructure that seemed to have obliged citizens the own and deeply rely on cars.