Jay Rosenblatt creates experimental documentaries using “found” footage: newsreels, archival materials, and home movies. He has made more than 100 films and has received numerous awards from film festivals around the world. His subjects include the universal experience of loss (Phantom Limb), explored through a personal narrative; the psychological profile of authority and power (Human Remains); and the connections between filmmaking and fatherhood, developed through playful visual puns (I Used to Be a Film-maker). Rosenblatt has taught film production at several Bay Area schools and is currently a visiting filmmaker at the San Francisco Art Institute.