Through interviews and hand drawn animation, Mr. Ashley Lived Here looks back at the lives of six former sharecroppers that grew up on the filmmaker's family farm and former plantation in the heart of central Louisiana.

When Mardi Gras parades in 2021 were canceled because of coronavirus, it represented the lowest point of the pandemic for the city's music, food and culture communities.

The Makers is a film about one of the largest privately held shipbuilders in the United States.

In summer 1856, the state of Arkansas and lynch mob executed three enslaved individuals: Anthony, Aaron, and Randall.

This film features retired professional athlete, educator and Native Advocate Jim Warne, Oglala Lakota Tribal Member (and COTB alum and award-winner for 7th Generation). The film addresses Jim’s indigenous perspectives on sports mascots and the many challenges Tribal Nations face in contemporary America.

Even in chaos there’s beauty... In order for a flower to bloom from a seed, the seed must be buried in the earth’s dark soil.

During Mardi Gras this year I interviewed homeless people on the street to see what their lives are like during the most festive time of year!