Luke Dye

Nashville Rises is the first documentary film about the city of Nashville, Tennessee's response to the 2010 Tennessee floods. It premiered at the 42nd Nashville Film Festival on April 14, 2011 and received the festival's "Ground Zero Tennessee Spirit Award for Best Short Documentary Film". The film was narrated by Billy Bob Thornton and directed by Zac Adams.

Kathryn Vale is a reclusive ex-movie star with a dark secret and a daughter hoping to follow in her mother's movie-star footsteps. When Kathryn attempts to make a career comeback, she is threatened by an anonymous blackmailer. The resulting events force Kathryn to confront the truth about herself and those around her.

A gruesome entity attaches itself to an unsuspecting family.

Officer Eva Minors goes on a routine patrol that quickly becomes more than she bargained for.

A man, who returned from war a year ago, is struggling with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and finds himself unable to move forward in life as if everything seems still.

Mr. Leto, a motel assistant manager, lives his life looking out onto the lives of the motel's occupants. He wishes for their lives in lieu of his own. Yet when his wish becomes granted, he comes to realize everyone has their vice.

The Little Ponderosa Zoo is preparing for their annual fundraiser festival that keeps the zoo afloat. The Freeman family, Jack, Judy, and their young daughter, Charlie opened the zoo years earlier after sharing their own home with the many animals they had rescued through the years With the help of Mr. Baker, their dependable zookeeper, the zoo has always been a huge hit with the small town. But, one day, the local bank owner discovers some dusty old documents in the basement of his bank that show that the zoo is sitting on a gold mine and, with the help of the town Mayor, and the Mayor s bumbling nephew, they immediately devise a devious plan to get the gold for themselves. The greedy trio see the annual festival as the perfect opportunity to put their dangerous plan into action and close the zoo forever and get their hands on the gold!

A documentary that candidly examines school bullying and how it can be dealt with, told by those who experienced it first hand.