The Morning After (2014)

Actors: Mari Morrow (actress), Cetre Pegues (director), Don Bowie (actor), Jacqueline Posey-Hilton (producer), Jacqueline Posey-Hilton (producer), Jacqueline Posey-Hilton (writer), Jacqueline Posey-Hilton (actress), Pj Hilton (producer), Pj Hilton (producer), Pj Hilton (actor), Chantell Christopher (actress), Gwen Lindsey (actress), Margo Morrer (actress), Darlene French White (actress), Kim Davison (producer),

No Child Left Deprived (2013)

Actors: Tai Urban (actor), Megan Vickers (actress), Mark Manalo (editor), Mark Manalo (writer), Mark Manalo (director), Mark Manalo (producer), Jeff Handy (actor), Mateo Simon (actor), Mark Mancha (actor), Phillip J. Cates (actor), Eryn Nicole Pablico (actress), Wayne Duncan (actor), Kailey Liddell (actress), Marissa Rodriguez (actress), Justin Corrales (actor),

Killing Vivian (2013)

Actors: Missi Pyle (actress), Patrick Fabian (actor), Jace Hall (producer), Kristin Holt (producer), Jason George (actor), Deirdre Lovejoy (actress), Alexander Rosenkreuz (miscellaneous crew), K.C. Calloway (miscellaneous crew), Amy Ergle (miscellaneous crew), Paul Witten (writer), Paul Witten (actor), Mandy Fabian (writer), Mandy Fabian (writer), Mandy Fabian (director), Michael Dunn (actor),

Plot: Megan is right there to help her best friend David cope with the news that his beloved companion is dying.  But when Megan's good intentions turn into a jealous obsession, David must make the most difficult decision yet...which one of them does he lose?  Killing Vivian is a dark comedy about undying friendship, true devotion, and one...crazy...bitch.

No More, No Less (2013)

Actors: Paul Sitzman (writer), Paul Sitzman (writer), Michael Haskins (actor), Chuck Fiorella (actor), Jaime Marshall (producer), Jaime Marshall (producer), Jaime Marshall (writer), Isaac J. Ramos (writer), Isaac J. Ramos (producer), Isaac J. Ramos (director), Benjamin Clarke (producer), Frederic Lahey (producer), Elisa Vasquez (actress), Michael Tang (editor), Khidija Rivera (producer),

Die Schwarze (2013)

Actors: Michael King (actor), Jennifer Jules Hart (actress), Marco Silvestri (actor), Suteara Vaughn (actress), Jimmy Lucia (director), Devin Camp (actor), Sharieff Walters (actor), Sharieff Walters (producer), Sharieff Walters (writer), Austin Rising (actor), Austin Rising (producer), Ryan Wilcox (editor), Andrew Villarreal (actor),

Finding My Obama (2012)

Actors: J. Kristopher (actor), Eddie Goines (actor), Keena Ferguson (actress), Robin Thede (actress), Ryan Sands (actor), Donna Lynn Leavy (actress), Donna Lynn Leavy (actress), Kyle Grooms (actor), Royale Watkins (producer), Nefetari Spencer (actress), Brooklyn McLinn (actor), Tamika Katon-Donegal (actress), Miguel Coleman (actor), Jacqueline McKinley (writer), Antonia March (writer),

The Santa Monica 128 (2011)

Actors: Marie-Françoise Theodore (actress), Candy J. Beard (producer), Candy J. Beard (actress), Candy J. Beard (writer), Devon Gearhart (actor), Claire Kirk (actress), Rachanee Lumayno (actress), Amanda Fein (actress), Stuart Ambrose (actor), Brittney Jefferson (actress), Elisia Harkins (producer), Morgan Currie (actress), Willy Inman (actor), Samantha Tengco (editor), Xylina Cooper (actress),

45 (2009)

Actors: John Campbell-Mac (actor), John Campbell-Mac (producer), Victoria Hopkins (actress), Chico Slimani (actor), Brendan Carr (actor), Duncan Thomsen (editor), Peter Coster (producer), Peter Coster (writer), Peter Coster (director), Peter Coster (actor), Ben Nugent (editor), Tony Fordham (actor), Terry Bird (actor), Paul Jaques (actor), Lauretta Lewis (actress),

Plot: Waking up with a start, Jaden a professional boxer seems disturbed by the images he has dreamed about. Jaden is comforted by his wife and is soon reassured. This tender moment is broken by Jaden's trainer's arrival. It' s an important day in Jaden's career as he is fighting 'Bank's' Jaden's only road block in his way to a title shot. After all the training and at the height of his career his moment has arrived, Jaden is standing in his corner distracted by the images he has had. Snapping back into reality Jaden comes out of his corner determined to destroy Banks, as the savage barrage of punches fly it is Jaden that hit's the canvas. Waking up with a start Jaden finds himself in bed, calling for his wife Jaden finds himself completely alone, uncertainty fills Jaden's only broken by a banging on the door. Jaden finds himself talking to his trainer ...again, but the same conversation as the previous day. The trainer dismisses Jaden's behaviour as a prank but the situation is far from what Jaden could ever expect! The day unfolds as before but Jaden sees details he had not noticed previously. Soon Jaden's day ends as the first and the day repeats it's self, faced with the same day Jaden makes it to the end of the fight but finds himself facing the truth behind the recurring nightmare that has become his life ... the fight of his life has just begun

The Path (2009)

Actors: Tony Sears (producer), Nick Heyman (producer), Tony Sears (director), Nick Heyman (actor), Diane Kelber (actress), Diane Kelber (producer), McKenzie Satterthwaite (producer), Luis Labrador (producer), Luis Labrador (editor), Eric Hedlund (composer),

First Kill (2008)

Actors: Robert Pralgo (actor), Douglas Edward (composer), Tyler Liermann (miscellaneous crew), Geoff McKnight (actor), Alicia Dean (producer), Alicia Dean (editor), Iman K. Zawahry (producer), Laura W. Johnson (actress), Micah Ranum (writer), Micah Ranum (director), Nicholas Economides (miscellaneous crew), Steve Aaron (actor), Ben C. Adams (actor), Hayden Littlefield (actor),

Plot: Rayburn has family obligations: a young wife, a son...and the violent crime family that employs him. Devoted to both families, Rayburn is reluctant when he is sent on his first contract kill with his brutal mentor, James. Isolated in an unforgiving wilderness, the men find their identities jeopardized after the messy hit is photographed by a motion detection hunter's camera. Vulnerable, Rayburn anxiously waits near the camera with a simple objective: kill the owner and collect the incriminating evidence. But things take a surprising turn when Rayburn learns the owner of the camera is a completely different kind of killer.