Stephen Konnovitch

The truth surrounding a woman’s death lies in the hands of a troubled man’s eulogy and contentious footage of events leading up to her demise.

A man in New York City spirals into performative masculinity and starts a support group to fix it—only to realize he never wanted healing, just an audience.

Simmer is a 15-minute narrative drama concerning a young, black high school student named Carter Williams. The film weaves us in and out of a subconscious space where Carter processes suppressed emotions triggered by events and relationships in the real world. Although his English teacher pushes him to get involved in a poetry showcase and develop his talents, a racist bully and avoidant father operates against him. Over the course of the story, the conflict blends both real and imagined spaces parallel to Carter’s evolution from repression to expression.

Greer Gallagher’s family moves into a haunted house. Only Margo, the quirky paranormal club leader, believes her. With skeptic neighbor Patrick, they uncover the eerie presence at home, and the supernatural lurking in Normal. NYU TV Pilot by Jori Johnson.

A man is cheated on. Here's how he should feel.

After losing the love of her life in a get rich quick scheme, a housekeeper finds herself confronted with the man she considers responsible.

Rick Young, an up-and-coming boxer finally gets his shot at a championship match against the current champion, Russell "The Duke" King. After the fight, betrayal and revenge ensues between himself and his best friend, Michael Smith, who is involved with a large crime syndicate.

Declan struggles to fit in with his new friend group on the night before they all split off for college. An impromptu liquor heist reveals what he's willing to do for his new friends and what they are willing to do for him.