The All-American (full)
A school girl is feeling down because she can’t get help from other players on her basketball team. Her colorful grandfather always has an interesting story from his past to share. And one of his war stories may just be what’s needed to inspire her.
“The All-American” was released in 2020 and won Top Film in the Best Damn Film Awards Show. It’s was also one of the Finalists for Best Inspirational Film at the Vegas Movie Awards.
The Bridge (trailer)
A troubled boy searches for the meaning of family and finds his answers under a mythical bridge.
Produced in 2016, “The Bridge” was selected to show at the 2017 Cannes Film Festival in the Sunscreen Film Festival Shorts Showcase.
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Awards of Excellence: Editing, Music, Costuming, and Directing – Southern Shorts Awards
Misophonia (trailer)
An increasingly isolated worker is being driven crazy by the sounds at the office. But what is really going on? Will he survive a troubling night or be driven over the edge?
“Misophonia” won Best Film, Sound Design, and Set Design by Filmapalooza 2022. Also won Best Sound Design by the Paris International Film Awards.
Zombie Crush (trailer)
Bobbie’s dream of becoming an inventor is cut short by a local zombie apocalypse. While avoiding flesh-eating classmates, Bobby develops a crush on Sarah – and quickly learns about the perils of the ‘Dead Zone’ AND the ‘Friend Zone’.
The coming-of-age zomedy was developed for the tween audience. “Zombie Crush” was named Winner of the Cirque Du Freak Show in 2015.
The Shadows of Life (full)
Life has its ups and downs. This was recreated in this timeless film noir following a family’s generation through light and shadows.
The short “Shadows of Life” won Best Visual Effects, Special Effects, and Best Score at the 48 Hour Film Project.
Awards of Excellence: Cinematography, Editing, Music, Production Design – Southern Shorts Awards
Film Demo Reel
This reel includes a number of short films including “Plan B”, “Boy in the Box”, “What Goes Around”, and “How the West was Won”.
We’ve collaborated with a number of Georgia-based filmmakers and crew to produce our films. And we’ve won a number of awards for our work.
The Inconclusive Phases of a Breakup (full)
Dating can be challenging today, particularly where old-school dating meets technology. For Jack and Jane, this means a roller coaster speeding through emotional phases at lightning speed. Will this end well?
The short film won The Audience Award and Best Visual Effects at the 48 Hour Film Project in 2018.
Catch Me if You Can (full)
We follow the adventures of a mouse navigating his way through a typical suburban home. An angry dad. A cat. Rat poison. All are thrown his way as he tries to find the exit and have a little fun along the way.
This short was developed for the children’s audience. The production used a special ‘mouse cam’ to view at critter eye level. The short film won the Best Visual Effects and Best Music Score at the 2015 48 Hour Film Project.
Super Dog (full)
A boy copes with his dog’s death by imagining he’s still there. This concerns his family, who want to him to accept reality and move on. The boy learns true love and loss through a pretty special dog.
Filmed in 2012, “Super Dog” won the Best in Show and Ron Tibbett Award for Excellence in Film at the Tupelo Film Festival.
‘Round Town (full)
Travel with Dominic Tedesco as he rediscovers New Orleans in all its glory. Cafe du Monde, the French Quarter, and Bourbon Street are some of the stops.
“Round Town” was a TV development project.