To commemorate the relocation of Moocat headquarters from Taiwan to the United States (of Texas), this Moocat will be a special DIGIFILM issue, featuring five digital videos.

The issue omits new essays, poetry, and art to make room for the massive bandwidth that the downloading of these videos will require. (This decision has nothing to do with the fact that no submissions of poetry, essays, or art have come in during the last few months.)

Rob Parrish Rob Parrish is an Arlington, VA-based video artist and creator of the vlog nexttoheaven.net. Next To Heaven is an ongoing series of re-mixed public domain films with new surreal narration. Rob's personal experimental vlog is hoppervideo.net.	Next to Heaven Apple QuickTime format. Episode #8: 1:01, 12.1MB. Episode #16: 2:24, 3.59MB.	Two selections from the Arlington Virginia-based videographer's current experimental project, Next to Heaven. As Mr. Parrish puts it, succinctly, on his website: "I download movies from Archive.org. I watch the movies. I write and record new audio. I re-cut the video to the new audio. Every Wednesday there will be a new movie."
David Saia David Saia edits moocat.net. His work has been published and produced in several venues, including The Daily Reveille, The Culture Report, New Delta Review, and San Francisco Review. As of this writing, he is still living and working in Taiwan.	Crosswords Brunch Windows Media File format. Available in three resolutions: For 512Kbps: 2 parts, 25.9MB & 32.7MB For 340Kbps: 39.5MB For 150Kbps: 17.4MB	Follow me on a lazy Sunday in September 2005 as I wander from my apartment through my noisy Taipei neighborhood and into a local comfort zone for some (sort of) Western-style food and a nice English-language crossword puzzle. (15:48)
David Saia	A Few Minutes in the Tallest Building in the World Windows Media File format. For 512Kbps: 48.7MB. For 340Kbps: 33.1MB For 150Kbps: 14.6MB	A friend and I roam around the mall area of Taipei 101, the tallest building in the world. Filmed in October 2003. (13:12)
David Saia	Manila Travelogs	Sad about the trip ending, I spend 4 days in Manila, the last Asian city of my first trip to Asia, in 1995-96.
Phillip Salzman Phillip Salzman is a writer and world traveler who has lived in Asia for nearly a decade. He is currently setting off on his new adventure—living and working in Eastern Europe.	Mainland Murmurs Windows Media File format. For 512Kbps: 19.5MB. For 340Kbps: 4.12MB For 150Kbps: 1.83MB	A trailer for a fictional movie, this short video captures a few glimpses of life in Nanjing and Shanghai that the CCP would prefer you didn't see. (1:41)

— The Editor

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