Abstract
This experimental film depicts a brief period in history that explores the growth of humanity and its technology, using the horse as a symbol. From the early Neolithic era, when horses were primarily used as a source of food and clothing, to the Persian Empire’s use of horses for transporting information and goods, their role has evolved. We next move to the Greeks, who saw the horse as more than just a functional resource, and it emerged as a pivotal influence on technological progress, artistic production, and the establishment of specialized occupational roles. Finally, the Roman Empire evolved into a more war-like society, with a focus on technological advancements. Along with the horse, weapons, armor, and improved means of transportation are being developed for better use in combat. The last shot is a view of the constellation Pegasus in the sky. The beast, as it rises, symbolizes the ever-increasing importance of one of humanity’s greatest inspirations and assets.
Publication Date
12-17-2025
Document Type
Thesis
Student Type
Graduate
Degree Name
Film and Animation (MFA)
Department, Program, or Center
Film and Animation, School of
College
College of Art and Design
Advisor
Jesse O'Brien
Advisor/Committee Member
Atia Newman
Advisor/Committee Member
Mike Hanchett
Recommended Citation
Evans, Brodyn, "Pegasus" (2025). Thesis. Rochester Institute of Technology. Accessed from
https://repository.rit.edu/theses/12477
Campus
RIT – Main Campus
