A Day of Havoc (2014)

Actors: Colin Bryant (actor), François Chau (actor), Albert Kong (actor), Sam Mark (actor), Tom McLaren (actor), Brendan Norman (actor), Peter Sebastian (actor), Julia Gallagher (actress), Katie Meschke (actress), Zenobia Rose Tucker (actress), Clarence Ma (producer), Clarence Ma (producer), Mindy McKoin (producer), Felipe Ruiz Ricagni (producer), Catherine Wolf (producer),

Plot: A DAY OF HAVOC is a Drama/Comedy short film that combines live-action and animation to tell the story about a guy with a strong passion to follow his dreams and to prove himself to his father. In this case, Havoc dreams of becoming a Super Villain and lives under the shadow of his preeminent Super Villain father, Doom. Taking place in a fantastic world where Superheroes and Super Villains live among us and are both treated as Celebrities with fans around the world, Havoc has the opportunity to show everyone what he can do as a villain by taking part in Mark Stewart's 'Day in the Life of' news segment. In his quest to prove his villainy, Havoc must confront his father for the first time in his life to legitimize himself as a Villain and as his son. Playing on the stereotypical Asian antagonist roles still commonly found in our films today, A DAY OF HAVOC comments on the difficulty for further advancement of emerging artists of color and/or gender to have a place at the table, without literally or figuratively 'destroying' all the preconceived notions of society to be recognized and invited to that table.

Vertical (2013)

Actors: Marshall Bell (actor), Wolfgang Bodison (actor), Norman Deesing (actor), Manny Hernandez (actor), Troy M. Johnson (actor), Michael O'Rourke (actor), Jackline Lee Robinson (actor), Veronica Alt (actress), Irene Bedard (actress), Janna Bossier (actress), Tracy Carr (actress), Elan Carter (actress), Marisa Chapman (actress), Alicia Dufour (actress), Carson Aune (actor),

TekWar: TekLab (1994)

Actors: Joel Bissonnette (actor), Theo Brand (actor), Paul Brogren (actor), Shan Cauvery (actor), Eugene Clark (actor), Richard Curnock (actor), David Dantes (actor), Greg Evigan (actor), Donald Ewer (actor), Eric Himmel (actor), Keram Malicki-Sánchez (actor), Geoff McBride (actor), Jody Racicot (actor), Carlo Rota (actor), Joel Bissonnette (actor),

Plot: The actual sword of Excalibur has been stolen in London, and futuristic detectives Jake Cardigan and Sid Gomez are assigned to track it down and to find out who is trying to block the British reign from its rightful heir.

Loose Change (1978)

Actors: Theodore Bikel (actor), James Blendick (actor), Guy Boyd (actor), Carl Franklin (actor), Joaquin Garay III (actor), John Getz (actor), Gregg Henry (actor), Milt Kogan (actor), Allan Kolman (actor), Jon Lormer (actor), Stephen Macht (actor), Ben Masters (actor), Victor Mohica (actor), James Rosin (actor), Aesop Aquarian (actor),

Too Many Parents (1936)

Actors: Fred Anderson (actor), Sherwood Bailey (actor), William Bailey (actor), Al Burke (actor), Billy Butts (actor), Russ Clark (actor), Floyd Criswell (actor), George Ernest (actor), Arnold Gray (actor), Jonathan Hale (actor), Porter Hall (actor), Howard C. Hickman (actor), Elwyn Hoffman (actor), Milton Jeffs (actor), Norman Ainsley (actor),

Plot: A story of the boys who are sent to military school in order to get them out of the way of their too-busy-to-bother parents or guardians. Lonely young Philip Stewart ('George Ernest' (qv))writes himself letters his father, Mark Stewart ('Lester Matthews' (qv), should be writing. When his hoax is discovered Philip attempts suicide.