Jillian

Midnight Games (2013)

Actors: Jake Rains (editor), Jake Rains (producer), Jake Rains (writer), Jake Rains (director), Mandy Suing (producer), Adam Suing (actor), Emily Dorsett (actor), Tony Garcia (actor), Taelor Johnsen (actor), Brian Muldoon (actor),

The Flag (2013)

Actors: Kenneth J. Coughlan (editor), Kenneth J. Coughlan (director), Kenneth J. Coughlan (producer), Kenneth J. Coughlan (writer), Mary Kay Coughlan (costume designer), Mary Kay Coughlan (producer), Mary Kay Coughlan (producer), Mary Kay Coughlan (writer), Mary Kay Coughlan (miscellaneous crew), Mary Kay Coughlan (miscellaneous crew), Melanie Mussman (miscellaneous crew), Melanie Mussman (actor), Melanie Mussman (miscellaneous crew), Tom Barnes (producer), Tom Barnes (producer),

Plot: Sometimes true victory is found in defeat. Two boys, one without a father and the other with a father who barely knows he exists. 'The Flag' is the story of how mutual adversity can bring the three together and open their eyes to the others' perspective.

Cherry Apple (2013)

Actors: Laura Lechner (director), Kirsten Frantzich (actress), George A. Keller (actress), Dan Dukich (actor), Megan Thompson (composer), Scott Fimon (producer), Kyle Brown (editor), Carly Wicks (actor), Katrina Filek (writer), Rivkah Chaouat-Kelley (actor),

Plot: Cherry Apple is the story of a young woman, Jillian Halgrew, who attempts to learn more about her mother and the two defining relationships in her life. In order to gain a better understanding of her mother, Jillian has to uncover a decades-long mystery surrounding the death of her father. Cherry Apple deals with family, guilt, sexuality, violence, and the power and fragility of the human memory.

The Last Letter (2013)

Actors: Richard T. Jones (actor), Marc Singer (actor), Lynn Whitfield (actress), Bill Cobbs (actor), Gary Dourdan (actor), Tatyana Ali (actress), Billy 'Sly' Williams (actor), Darrin Dewitt Henson (actor), Paul D. Hannah (director), Paul D. Hannah (writer), Paul D. Hannah (producer), Omari Hardwick (actor), Keena Ferguson (actress), Sharon Leal (actress), Angela White (producer),

Plot: Sharon Leal and Omari Hardwick head an all-star cast in this twisted, psychological thriller as newlyweds Catherine and Michael. The couple's marriage is threatened by Michael's disapproving mother (Lynn Whitfield) and Catherine's own terrifying secret: a crippling sleep disorder that blurs nightmare and reality. When a terrifying incident from her past returns to haunt her, she turns to her foster brother and closest confidant, George (Gary Dourdan), who vows they will stick together...no matter what! Richard T. Jones, Tatyana Ali and Bill Cobbs costar in this suspenseful shocker from award-winning writer-director Paul D. Hannah.

The Lost Girls (2013)

Actors: Nick Everhart (producer), Leigh Scott (director), Leigh Scott (writer), Leigh Scott (producer), Brandon deSpain (actor), Eliza Swenson (writer), Eliza Swenson (producer), Eliza Swenson (actress), Brandon Stacy (actor), Ken Burmeister (actor), Julie Anne (actress), Martin Ewens (actor), Alexandra Turshen (actress), Sasha Jackson (actress), Regina Amato (costume designer),

CapeHouse (2012)

Actors: Matt Janes (producer), Steven Hillyer (director), Steven Hillyer (editor), Tim Marback (director), Anita Devlin (actress), Anita Devlin (producer), Anita Devlin (producer), Paul Grover (producer), Paul Grover (producer), Paul Grover (actor), Joseph Colucci (actor), Ben Reichman (miscellaneous crew), Steve Carey (actor), Peter Chiotellis (actor), Ben Curtis (actor),

Few Options (2011)

Actors: Brad Dourif (actor), Cindy Baer (actress), Rainn Wilson (actor), Michael Sheen (actor), Laura San Giacomo (actress), Dayton Callie (actor), Mike Rutkowski (miscellaneous crew), Matt Mercer (actor), Sharon Diane King (actress), Charles Gorgano (actor), David Marciano (actor), Kenny Johnson (actor), Kenny Johnson (producer), Erin Daniels (actress), Victoria Kelly (composer),

Plot: When a convicted drug smuggler leaves prison after 22 years for one youthful mistake, he just wants to start over and obey the law. But, unable to find work, he's forced to take a supposedly legitimate job with his old crime partners. And they have big plans for their newest employee.

Dance for Grandma (2007)

Actors: John Barlow (actor), David Crosman (actor), Kanton Budge (editor),

Man/Kind (2007)

Actors: Daric Gates (producer), Daric Gates (editor), Daric Gates (director), Victor Holstein (actor), Victor Holstein (producer), Cavan Hallman (producer), Cavan Hallman (actor), George Ducker (actor), Cavan Hallman (writer), Greg Szydlowski (composer), Susan Damon (actress), Brooke Ashley Anderson (actress), Beth Moriarty (producer),

Plot: Examines the deterioration of a lifelong friendship between two drifting twenty-somethings. The friends reunite months later to go on a chest-pounding masculinity retreat that teaches men to get in touch with their primal instincts, and how to hunt. Unfortunately, the guys never find their group in the woods, and when hunting season begins it appears that Babe and Hank have become the targets. Playing out back and forth in time between the dissolution of their friendship in the city, and their adventure in the woods, the events of the past and present dovetail, leading to one horrible but inevitable conclusion as two boys struggle to understand what it means to be a man.

Notes from the Rogues Gallery (2007)

Actors: Ken Arnold (actor), Andrew Bowser (actor), Andrew Bowser (editor), Andrew Bowser (director), Joseph M. Petrick (director), Joseph M. Petrick (producer), Joseph M. Petrick (writer), Markus Alexander (actor), Markus Alexander (actor), James Lewis (actor), Charlie Polinger (actor), Gaelan Connell (actor), Michael Eller (actor), Pedro Gonzalez (miscellaneous crew), Talisa Friedman (actress),

Plot: Daniel is different. Obsessed with comics, he spends his time either pouring over their pages or fantasizing that he lives within one. It is there, in his own mind, that he fantasizes of saving the day, getting the girl and reveling in the glory. But his reality is a far cry from heroic and after he is pushed too far, he decides that it is time that he made his comic book fantasies... a reality.