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Dear Allie

DEAR ALLIE is a film set in the early 2000s about a college student who works through the abandonment of her sister through Polaroids in a story about relationships, memories, and hope.

Red Canvas

Riley deals with the toxic traits of her two so-called “friends,” Kendra and Victoria. In the midst of anger, Riley is greeted by a evil deep within herself.

Tea & Honey

A late night conversation about a couple’s dreams, smoking habits, and their relationship.

Poultry Dash

In this apocalypse, chicken is the seeking resource and it's up to three idiots to make the delivery. To make THE POULTRY DASH.

Swiped.

A woman is abducted and held hostage, filmed for all to see.

Simple Words

A young adult experiences an anxiety attack, showing how simple words in our day to day lives can drastically shape the way we think.

Tell Me My Story

Bridget, a young single mother, has a son, Barry, who was diagnosed with Leukemia at the age of three years old. Her emotional strength and faith are tested. During this time, she meets Daniel, a worker at the local coffee shop who lends a listening ear as she faces a parent's worst nightmare.

Deadly Affair

A scandalous married couple living in the UK are enjoying their morning cup ‘o tea when a surprise in the news sparks a game of guess who, bringing their secrets to light.

The Nervous Gas Show

A flatulent sketch show that breaks wind on all the cringeworthy situations where you're just desperate to let one rip.

The Color of Her Eyes

Kelsi doesn't think she could date her good friend Ryan, because they know "too much about each other," but quickly learns there's something he hasn't told her yet.

My Own Hair

In September of 1968, middle schooler Rita Pettis runs into her neighbor's niece rocking an afro, the first she's ever seen. When encouraged to try the new hair-do, she reports to school only to find herself suspended for wearing her natural hair.

Are My Parents Watching?

A polished and self-deprecating host presents various comedy sketches as he attempts to mask his personal struggles with his parents' indifference