Paul Trillo

Under the pressures of fame and parasocial demands, pop star Poppy relinquishes control to Aura, an AI clone trained on her past content. As Aura begins dictating her every word and action, Poppy battles to reclaim her autonomy.

A man's public meltdown reveals how a suburban community truly feels about "outsiders".

The camera lingers over the back of a lonely New Yorker who ponders his own existence, his fears and fear of fears. Shot with an Olympus E-M5 Mark II as part of a film series to promote the camera system.

A leak in the ceiling of the Louvre pulls Jacques into an emotional vortex where a cosmic teardrop dissolves the museum’s masterpieces into their rawest forms. Follow your tears and see where it might take you.

Set in the liminal space between waking life and dreams, this series of portraits features people expressing their resolutions for tomorrow. This video art piece was designed as a two screen projection as part of the “Window To The Future” exhibition at the Telefonica Foundation in Madrid.

Father Ian Nichols has just had cutting-edge surgery. The darkness of the world he once lived in has now been transformed to one of abstract artificial vision. Acutely sensitive to the environment around him and articulate in conveying the sensations he experiences – physically, emotionally and spiritually – his presence transforms Light Darkness Light into a profound meditation on lived experiences.

Bryon has nothing to do this weekend. Bored at work, he discovers his doppelgänger through a facial recognition search engine. When he tracks him down in person, things get weird.

An oblivious New Yorker goes for a leisurely stroll through downtown, completely immersed in his podcast.

As a man leaves a voicemail to a person from his past, he is flooded with fragments of his fading memory and imagines a life that could have been.

A poetic and scientific exploration of infinity in the everyday. Comprised of various visual representations of infinity interspersed throughout a non-linear narrative. Following a day in the life of Vincent and his multiple variations that exist throughout the universe. The story begins to fracture into different threads when he follows a would be lover down the street.

“The Life and Death of an iPhone” is shot entirely on an iPhone, edited on the iPhone about what it’s like to be an iPhone. Seen entirely from the phone’s point-of-view beginning with its inception through its life… death… and ultimately its reincarnation. This is not a PSA.

A philosophical video and art exploration of the Earth's passage through a black hole.