City Under Siege: Believe (2013)

Actors: Adam R. Steigert (actor), Kellen Pembleton (actor), Matthew Lorentz (director), Tina Grimm (actress), Louis Winters (actor), Fattie King (actor), Ryan Weisner (actor), Ryan Dunson (actor), Ryan Dunson (actor), Ryan Weisner (actor), John Wittlinger (actor), John Wittlinger (actor), Matt Buscarino (actor),

Four Nights in December (2013)

Actors: Patrick Flaherty (producer), Patrick Flaherty (director), Patrick Flaherty (editor), Keith Naylor (composer), Keith Naylor (actor), John Yett (actor), Justin Hawkins (actor), Bobak Lotfipour (actor), Dustin Fleming (actor),

Plot: Centered on the Denton (TX) based, underground band, Trebuchet, "Four Nights in December" chronicles the making of and reflection on their 2nd independent, full-length album. At the root of the film is the DIY ideal: squeezing every last bit of potential from the resources at your disposal to make the best art possible. The setting of "Four Nights in December" is predominantly Denton's historical square district. There the 5-piece rock outfit decided to record in a second story loft once occupied by one of their members. No fancy recording studio-just a loft, lights, cameras, and a handful of ever-engaging imaginations. The idea was to record the songs much like a live show and capture that experience on film in order to have four music videos to promote/accompany the album upon its release. Shortly thereafter, the idea of "interviews" with members and friends/fans came to fruition. Topics covered throughout the film include the DIY mentality, reasons for recording in such a peculiar way in such a particular setting, band quirks, compositional style, the band's progression, and the band's new album. Shot in different locations around town-including a historical basement bar, a moving van, the band's rehearsal space, a sidewalk on the square, and Studio 105-the interviews bring a rich context and narrative to a relatively unknown musical entity. What the film captures is not just another rock band striving to be heard, but a rock band that does so with a humble and calculated demeanor and a grasp on what it means to make music with integrity.

Father Figure by Beneath the Veil (2012)

Actors: Tawny Amber Young (actress), Raul Perez (director), Jake Kelley (actor), Adam Artea (actor), Sammy (actor), Mark (actor), Fernando Frutos (actor), Ramon Lopez (actor),

Halfway There (2012)

Actors: Quintin Bennett (director), Quintin Bennett (editor), Zach Felder (actor), Mason Boisvert (actor), Michael Flores (producer), Zeven Wilf (actor), Brian DiMeglio (actor),

Wes Hayden's My Life in 3D (2011)

Actors: LaQuita Chantelle James (actress), Julian Chojnacki (writer), Julian Chojnacki (director), Julian Chojnacki (editor), Wes Hayden (actor), R.K. (actor), Simone Kellacher (actress), Kelly Smith (actress), Danny Archer (actor), Marti Ryan (miscellaneous crew), Bobo (actor), R.K. Brown (actor), Wesley Hayden (actor), Phillip Austin Mikula (actor),

Icehouse: 30th Anniversary Edition (2011)

Actors: Iva Davies (actor), Iva Davies (actor), Iva Davies (actor), Nat Oates (actress), Glenn Reither (actor), Glenn Reither (actor), Paul Wheeler (actor), Paul Gildea (actor), Chris Cheney (actor), Scot Barbour (actor), Steve Morgan (actor),

Ray Johnston Band: Road Stories (2010)

Actors: Sarah Iversen (producer), Beth Klepper (producer), Evan Haiman (director), Ray Volkema (editor), Jason Garren (producer), Evan Haiman (producer), James Kruger (miscellaneous crew), Hillary DePuy (producer), Chance Wimberly (producer), Glen Nickersen (miscellaneous crew), Keith Anderson (actor), Albert Smith (miscellaneous crew), Cooper Appelt (actor), William Barnes (actor), Ray Johnston (actor),

Plot: The journey of cancer survivor and former Dallas Maverick Ray Johnston and his band as they travel across the country trying to make it in the music business. The band's journey is only a part of the story, however. The larger part of this behind-the-scenes series is the uplifting story of the band's leader, Ray Johnston and his heroic battle with leukemia. But, after successfully beating the disease, not once but four times (Johnston is now in remission) he is pursuing a new dream, traveling across Texas, the Southwest and the Southeast with The Ray Johnston Band. Some of the band's performances will be fundraisers for The Ryan Gibson Foundation or TRGF. Ray will be spreading the word about the importance of leukemia research as well as raising funds for TRGF.

Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers: Live at the Olympic - The Last DJ and More (2003)

Actors: Tom Petty (composer), Tom Petty (actor), Jon Brion (actor), Keith Hobelman (miscellaneous crew), Michele Zugschwerdt (miscellaneous crew), James Pluta (producer), Martyn Atkins (director), Angela Fairhurst (producer), William Bullen (editor), Benmont Tench (actor), Mike Campbell (actor), Tony Dimitriades (producer), Steve Ferrone (actor), Scott Thurston (actor), Ron Blair (actor),

Historia (1988)

Actors: David Mallet (director), Wayne Isham (director), Mike Mansfield (director), Daniel Kleinman (director), Joe Elliott (actor), Friend Michael Wells (producer), Def Leppard (actor), Jean Pellerin (director), Jay Roewe (producer), Phil Collen (actor), Doug Freel (director), Rick Allen (actor), Rick Savage (actor), Stephen Clark (actor), Chris Main (producer),

Battle of the Bands (1984)

Actors: Paul Dewdney (actor), Paul Gambaccini (actor), Kevin Godley (actor), Alison Moyet (actress), Gary Edmead (actor), Gary Edmead (actor), Gary Edmead (actor), Gary Edmead (actor), Pat Reilly (actor), Pat Reilly (actor), Andy Pierson (actor), Pete Reilly (actor), Rob Reilly (actor), Andy Fox (actor), Colin Thurston (actor),

Plot: Sugar Ray Five ~ Battle of the Bands Finalists/Winners 1984 - Sugar Ray Five were one of the six finalists and eventual winners of the 1984 Battle of the Bands Competition sponsored by TDK. The competition was held throughout the UK in which more than 1700 bands initially entered. Various Nationwide elimination heats were held in which Sugar Ray Five won each heat outright and were eventual outright winners at the Grand Final which was held at the world famous Hammersmith Odeon (now Hammersmith Apollo) in London in front of a capacity crowd and covered by the BBC. Sugar Ray Five completely annihilated the opposition on the night and ending up gaining 147 of the absolute maximum of 150 points available from the judges. Only ever performing original material the self-penned 7" single 'Lazy Hours' with 'March' on the flip side was released into the British charts the following year which received airplay on principal radio and TV but despite being rapidly tipped by the industry for great heights as a true force to be reckoned with in the mid-eighties music scene the group disbanded less than a year later.