VELCROW RIPPER
b. September 20, 1963 in Gibson, British Columbia
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Velcrow Ripper is a Genie Award-winning filmmaker, writer, web artist, and sound designer. The youngest of four children, his parents practiced the Baha'i faith, which he credits with helping to shape his world view. After graduating from Concordia University in Montréal, he apprenticed at the National Film Board, where he pursued his interests in social-issue documentary and experimental film. He has worked as a director, camera operator, sound design and sound editor. On the 2004 production, ScaredSacred, he served as director, writer, cinematographer, editor and soundman. The following credits are for films he directed or co-directed.
A Review of Fierce Light
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Features & TV Movies:
VR indicates Direct-to-Video Release
Iran: The Crisis (1979)
On Campus (1981)
Grip (1984)
Are You There? Are You Listening? (1985)
Autumn Disintegration (1985)
Fragile (1985)
No Means No (1986, co- with Cynthia Jervis, Su Lebrun)
Crowsfeet (1988)
Found (1988)
Fred’s Ded He Sed (1988)
Absurd Pretexts (1989)
I’m Happy. You’re Happy. We’re all Happy. Happy, Happy, Happy. (1991)
The Road Stops Here: The Walbran Valley (1991, co- with Heather Frise, Barb Turner)
Leave Me Alone Don’t Ever (1994)
Bones of the Forest (1996)
Funkill (1997, co- with Heather Frise)
Open Season (TV-1998, co- with Heather Frise) In the Company of Fear (TV-1999)
SsPpLlitT (1999)
Afghanistan Aftermath (2002)
Burn (2002)
Lanterns of Memory (2002)
Rise (2002)
ScaredSacred (2004)
Fierce Light: When Spirit Meets Action (2007)
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