Greg Berger (a.k.a. "Gringoyo")

Cuernavaca, Mexico:   Dolores #223, Ocotepec, Morelos, 62220  
New York, U.S.A.:   420 E.23 Street, #8B, New York, NY, 10010  


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Filmography and Production Credits:

Chew On This. 10 Minutes. Documentary.
Co-Producer

Tlalnepantla: The Price of Democracy. 32 Minutes. Documentary.
Director.

Gringotón (Gringo-thon). 17 min. 2003. Short Experimental Narrative.
Director, Writer.

Atenco: The Machete Rebellion! 30 Min. 2002. Documentary
Co-Director, Co-Producer, Editor.

They Shine: On Being Gay In Morelos, Mexico. 13 Min. 2002. Documentary.
Director.

Caught Between Two Worlds. Documentary in Progress. 2002.
Cinematography.

¡Tierra Sí! ¡Aviones No! (Land Yes! Planes No!) 30 Min. 2002. Documentary.
Co-Director, Co-Producer, Editor.

There Are Worse Things Than Earthquakes. 30 Min. 2001. Documentary.
Co-Director, Editor.

Todavia Estamos Vivos (We're Still Here.) 32 Min. 2001. Documentary.
Co-Director, Editor.

El Crucero de Tejalpa (Water Willies in the Global Village.) 28 Min. 1999. Documentary.
Director, Editor.

The Zapatista Consulta: Community Produced Video. Documentary. 10 Min. 1999.
Co-Producer.

Liberty Donuts: This Is Not a Donut. 13 Min. 1998.
Co-Director.

Partial List of Museum Screenings:

Museum of Modern Art (MOMA)
New York, NY
“Tlalnepantla: The Price of Democracy”
Documentary Fortnight Series
  February, 2005
 
Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
New York, NY
“Gringo-thon”
In The Air: Projections of Mexico
  January, 2005

Partial List of University Screenings / Lectures:

Colby College, ME April, 2005
The College Of William and Mary, VA April, 2005
Virginia Commonwealth University, VA April, 2005
Harvard University, MA April, 2005
Western Connecticut State University, CT April, 2005
University of Maryland, College Park, MD December, 2004
S.U.N.Y. Binghamton, NY December, 2004
Vassar College, NY December, 2004
Bates College, ME December, 2004
Brandeis University, MA December, 2004
University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana, IL November, 2004
Miami University, OH November, 2004
University of Tulsa, OK November, 2004
University of Colorado, Denver, CO April, 2004
University of Southwest New Mexico, Silver City, NM   April, 2004
Penn State, Harrisburg, PA March, 2004
University of Maryland, Baltimore, MD March, 2004
Bowdoin College, ME March, 2004
Caldwell college, NJ March, 2004
Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology, IA December, 2003
Oberlin College, Oberlin, OH December, 2003
University of Hawaii, Manoa, HI November, 2003
St. Thomas University, New Brunswick, Canada November, 2003
University of New Brunsiwck, St. John, Canada November, 2003
University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN April, 2003
S.U.N.Y. Geneseo College, NY April, 2003
S.U.N.Y. Purchase, NY April, 2003
Earlham College, IA April, 2003
Bucknell University, PA April, 2003
University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM April, 2003
Oklahoma University, Norman, OK April, 2003
Tulane University, LA April, 2003
Evergreen State College, WA March, 2003
San Francisco State University, CA February, 2003
Hampshire College, MA November, 2002
University of California, San Diego, CA May, 2002

Selected Awards / Honors:

Jurist, Environmental Media Festival, Stone Center for Latin American Studies, Tulane University, 2005

Award of Merit in Film, “Gringo-thon” Latin American Studies Association (LASA) 2004

Best Comedy, “Gringo-thon” Smogdance Film Festival, Pomona California, 2004

Best of Festival, Development Series, “¡Tierra Sí! ¡Aviones No!” Festival Cine Latino, San Francisco, California, 2002.

Jurist, Martin Luther King Center’s “Caminos” Award. 23rd Havana International Film Festival, Havana, Cuba. 2001.

Best Documentary, “El Crucero de Tejalpa.” Havana Community Documentary Film Festival, Havana, Cuba 2000.

Selected Work History:
Professor of Film and Video, Autonomous University of the State of Morelos
Cuernavaca, Morelos, Mexico. 2003-Present.
Teach basic film and video theory and craft to undergraduate students with visual arts’ major.

Paid Freelance Lecturer and Guest Instructor Various Universities throughout North America. [Complete List Above.] 2002-Present. Screen my films and lecture to university audiences. Coordinate cross-border “virtual town meetings.” Guest-teach classes.

Independent Producer, Gringoyo Productions / gringoyo.com Cuernavaca, Morelos, Mexico. 2000-Present. Produce alternative documentary and experimental fiction films and distribute independently, primarily to the educational market through www.lavavideo.org and gringoyo.com.

Partial List of Festival / Gallery Screenings:

New York Latino Film Festival, New York July, 2004
C-Level Gallery, Los Angeles, California October, 2003
Craig Baldwin’s “Other Cinema” ATA Gallery, San Francisco   February, 2003
Festival “Tres Continentes” Buenos Aires Argentina September, 2002
San Francisco “¡Cine Latino!” San Francisco, California September, 2002
Dallas Video Festival, Dallas, Texas May, 2002
Festival “Contra El Silencio Todas Las Voces” Mexico City March, 2002
Mumbai International Film Festival, Mumbai, India January, 2002
Festival “Cine Comunidad” Havana, Cuba December, 2000
Town squares, independent community centers,
activist camps, throughout the Mexico
May, 2000–Present

Selected Broadcast:
Free Speech T.V. National Broadcast, March 2003-Present.
DUTV, DUTV. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. November, 2002.
En Video. Havana, Cuba. January, 2002.

Distribution:
Available from the Latin American Video Archives:
(www.lavavideo.org)

Tlalnepantla: The Price of Democracy
Gringotón (Gringo-thon)
Atenco: The Machete Rebellion!
¡Tierra Sí! ¡Aviones No!
Todavia Estamos Vivos (We're Still Here)
They Shine: On Being Gay In Morelos, Mexico
El Crucero de Tejalpa (Water Willies in the Global Village.)

All other titles are available through gringoyo.com

Education:
B.A. Hampshire College, 1995

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