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The Archives contain the earliest Dastoli Digital short films as well as other video and computer graphics projects




Archival Short Films

During their high school years from 1999-2003, Dastoli Digital made 16 original short films




Star Wars Fanfilms

During their high school years from 2000-2003, Dastoli Digital made five Star Wars fan films




Web Trailer Archive

From 2000-2004, Dastoli Digital cut together promotional trailers using clips from all their films and projects




Director's View Film Festival

Dastoli Digital was a major player in the 2002 and 2003 Director's View Film Festival





Dastoli Digital Awards

From 2001-2007, fans voted on their favorite Dastoli Digital movies






Westhill High School
Orientational Video


Dastoli Digital made an instructional
video highlighting the curriculum of Westhill High School




Alec Price Presents Composition

Dastoli Digital made a documentary
on composition hosted by Alec Price
for a TV Productions assignment




Cinema in the 1950's

Dastoli Digital made a documentary
on films of the 1950s hosted by
Nigel Remington for an English project




3D Animations

Dastoli Digital started 3D work
with Star Wars animations





Coruscant Tourism

Dastoli Digital's largest Flash
project was an interactive guide
to the Star Wars planet Coruscant




Screensavers

Dastoli Digital started working
in Flash by making
Star Wars screensavers




Coruscant: The Imperial Center

Dastoli Digital's first website
was a Coruscant themed
Star Wars website




Wallpapers

Dastoli Digital's first work
in computer graphics was
making Star Wars wallpapers




SPECTRE of the Future

Dastoli Digital's first "movie"
was a James Bond fanfilm done
in Microsoft PowerPoint




Imperial Justice Series

Dastoli Digital's first attempt to
use their skills to tell a story was
with Star Wars animated GIFs




Paintbrush Pictures

Dastoli Digital started by making
728 Star Wars pictures using
Microsoft Paintbrush


More of Dastoli Digital's early history is incorporated into Dastolifilm, which ceased to exist after June 2001