The March Sisters at Christmas (2012)

Actors: Fernando Szew (producer), John Shea (actor), Charlie Hofheimer (actor), Andrea Ajemian (producer), John Stimpson (director), Andrea Ajemian (producer), Mark Famiglietti (actor), Mark Donadio (producer), Louisa May Alcott (writer), Nick Apostolides (actor), Georgia Lyman (actress), Kaitlin Doubleday (actress), Irene Wachsler (miscellaneous crew), Robert Walsh (actor), Ed Grenga (composer),

Kemosabe Version 1.0 (2007)

Actors: Clayton Moore (actor), Jay Silverheels (actor), Torry Mendoza (director),

Plot: Kemosabe version 1.0 utilizes deconstruction to examine and comment on two American icons, "The Lone Ranger" and his faithful sidekick "Tonto" through reassemblage. The representations of Native Americans in American media have historically proven problematic because most opinions regarding Native Americans were formed through individual's exposure to these inaccurate portrayals, and it has been these inaccurate portrayals which have confined Native Americans to exist solely in the past and not as a contemporary people within the American psyche. The montage re-presented in Kemosabe version 1.0 illustrates how American media, intentionally or not, did and does negatively and inaccurately portray Native Americans, whereas the subtext of Kemosabe version 1.0 illustrates how the "Lone Ranger" has subjugated "Tonto" as he consumes and assumes "Tonto's" "Indian-ness".

Tupperware (2001)

Actors: Peadar Lamb (actor), David Herlihy (actor), Dawn Bradfield (actress), Liam Carney (actor), Cathy Belton (actress), Aidan Kelly (actor), Cathal O'Cuaig (actor), Gerard Byrne (actor), Donagh Deeney (actor), Paul Mercier (director), Paul Mercier (writer), Fiona Whelan (costume designer), David Gorry (actor), Maire Ni Ghrainne (actress), Kate Nic Chonaonaigh (actress),

Backstage Live (2001)

Actors: Deborah Abbott (actress), Scott Shepherd (actor), Gary Campbell (actor), Connie Ross (actor), Billy Karl (producer),

Good to See You Again, Alice Cooper (1974)

Actors: Alice Cooper (actor), Shep Gordon (writer), Shep Gordon (producer), James Randi (actor), James Randi (actor), Fred Smoot (writer), Fred Smoot (actor), Fred Smoot (actor), Fred Smoot (actor), Richard M. Dixon (actor), Joe Gannon (producer), Michael Bruce (actor), Neal Smith (actor), Dennis Dunaway (actor), Pat McAllister (actor),

Return of the Lone Ranger (1961)

Actors: George W. Trendle (writer), Tex Hill (actor),

Hi-Yo Silver (1940)

Actors: Bruce Bennett (actor), Iron Eyes Cody (actor), Edmund Cobb (actor), Ted Adams (actor), Stanley Andrews (actor), Hank Bell (actor), Stanley Andrews (actor), Ray Bennett (actor), Billy Bletcher (actor), Fred Burns (actor), Griff Barnett (actor), Allan Cavan (actor), Lane Chandler (actor), George Cleveland (actor), Tex Cooper (actor),

The Lone Ranger (1938)

Actors: Lane Chandler (actor), Yakima Canutt (actor), Allan Cavan (actor), Ted Adams (actor), Stanley Andrews (actor), Fred Burns (actor), Bob Card (actor), Ted Adams (actor), Bruce Bennett (actor), Ray Bennett (actor), Billy Bletcher (actor), Dick Botiller (actor), Griff Barnett (actor), Hank Bell (actor), George Cleveland (actor),

Plot: CHAP. 1, HI YO SILVER: An outlaw leader planning to take conrol of Texas after the Civil War kills Colonel Jeffries, a man empowered to levy taxes, and assumes his identity. His men then murder a troop of Rangers. Tonto finds one Ranger still alive and he becomes the Lone Ranger. A Jeffries spy thinks one of five men is the Lone Ranger and to eliminate his enemy, Jeffries has all five captured and sentenced to death. CHAP. 2, THUNDERING EARTH: Jeffries' men plan to wipe out a wagon train of Texans. CHAP. 3, PITFALL: Jeffries forces Blanchard to send a recommendation that he be made Governor. The Lone Ranger chases the courier but a spiked pit awaits him. CHAP. 4, AGENT OF TREACHERY: Jeffries prepares another trap for the Lone Ranger. CHAP. 5, STEAMING CALDRON: Catching one of Jeffries' men who trailed a wounded Jim Clark to their secret caved, there is a fight and the Lone Ranger ends up trapped in a pit with a steaming caldron. CHAP. 6, RED MAN'S COURAGE: Clark dies from his wounds. Of the four remaining Rangers, the identity of the LOne Ranger is still unknown. When Jeffries' men kill two Indians and leave silver bullets, their tribesmen capture Tonto and prepare to kill him. CHAP. 7, WHEELS OF DISASTER: Joan has been placed in a wagon with gun powder and the Lone Ranger rides to save her. CHAP. 8, FATAL TREASURE: The Rangers get Jeffries' silver but retrieving it the next day, two of the Rangers get trapped in a well. CHAP. 9, MISSING SPUR: The Rangers are jailed for taking the silver. Kester has obtained the spur from the Lone Ranger and now says he will identify him. CHAP. 10, FLAMING FURY: The Lone Ranger and Tonto get trapped in a burning barn. CHAP. 11, SILVER BULLET: When Jeffries' men kill Bob Stuart's uncle, the maker of the silver bullets, Stuart trails them and ends up in a gunfight. CHAP. 12, ESCAPE: Stuart dies leaving three Rangers. Trying to save Joan and her father, they and the Lone Ranger are in a stage that goes over a cliff. CHAP. 13, FATAL PLUNGE: Chapter 1 flashback. CHAP. 14, MESSENGER OF DOOM: Kester uses the Rangers' pigeons to locate their secret cave. Greatly outnumbered, Forrest collapses the cave ceiling killing himself and the soldiers. CHAP. 15, LAST OF THE RANGERS: The two remaining Rangers try to escape from the rest of Jeffries' men but one is killed. The Lone Ranger organizes the Texans who then meet Jeffries and his men in a final shootout. With the Texans now in control the Lone Ranger finally unmasks.