The Film Works of Kira Sass

Wake Up! Exploring the Potential of Lucid Dreami ng
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Developed by Kira Sass and Chris Olsen, this documentary explores the benefits and applications of lucid dreaming, the state of being aware that you are dreaming while a dream occurs. This documentary features interviews with field experts such as Dr. Jane Gackenbach, Dr. Beverley D’Urso, Dr. Scott Sparrow, Robert Wagoner and Dr. Stanley Kripner.
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The Undertow
The production of this film was completed in March 2006 with the help of a wonderful cast and crew. This 13 minute 16mm color short film explores the inner lives of three people in a night club that unknowingly spiritually connected. Written and directed by Kira Sass. Director of Photography Cisco Rivera.
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Before We Say Goodbye
This three minute surrealist film visits the dream world and relationships of one young woman. It was shot on a Konvas 35mm camera. Style influenced by the experimental film “Meshes of the Aternoon”by Maya Deren. It was accepted into the June 2006 Student Film Show at DeAnza College in Cupertino. Shot and Directed by Kira Sass. Produced by Kira Sass, Alix Lacoste and Wendy Gamboa.
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Clean
This three minute experimental video explores the obsessive nature of cleaning and hints at what can lie beneath the surface. It was accepted into the June 2005 Student Film Show at DeAnza College in Cupertino, Ca. Directed and shot by Kira Sass.
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Fickle Feeling
This is a twelve minute coming of age story. Mike invites Sabrina over to study but he has more on his mind than that. It was accepted into the June 2005 Student Film Show at DeAnza College in Cupertino. It was also shown on a local Oregon television station in November 2005. Directed by Gina Dumadaug. Edited by Kira Sass. Director of Photography Brian Lilla.
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