Two brave knights quest to recover the kingdom's precious golden apple after it is stolen by a greedy construction crane. Along the way they meet magical creatures who help them in their journey through the magical forest that leads to the construction crane's lair. 
Filmed in two weeks by children ranging in age from 5 to 10 years old. The camp director assisted them in building props, editing, and supervised the technical use of the camera, but the kids did all the work themselves—writing the story, gathering costumes, painting the backdrops, rehearsing, recording the dialogue and sound effects, and a lot of the editing.

The Quest for the Golden Apple

A Noir-style exploration of an ever changing, modern day San Francisco.

San Francisco Blues

A Noir-style exploration of an ever changing, modern day San Francisco.

A small-town mayor fiercely refuses to accept the reality of his family’s home being washed away by the US Government, with ramifications that span across generations.

The Katan Valley

A small-town mayor’s fierce refusal to accept the reality of his family’s home being washed away by the US Government has ramifications that span across generations.

A high schooler struggles with anxiety and paranoia in both her waking life and her nightmares.

Lucid

In her second semester at college, a Type-A freshman gets the job as the Stage Manager for the theatre department. Although very excited at first, her semester (and world) starts to unravel around her.

Upstage

In her second semester at college, a Type-A freshman gets the job as the Stage Manager for the theatre department. Although very excited at first, her semester (and world) starts to unravel around her.

Based on the legend of the Nain Rouge (“Red Dwarf") of Detroit.&nbsp;The video, soundtrack, and voiceover were all created with custom artificial intelligence systems, programmed and trained on a hacked-up second-hand MacBook laptop to minimize environmental destruction and maximize class warfare. According to folklore and urban legend, the Nain Rouge is a shape-shifting native being who was brutally attacked by xenophobic colonists and has since been seen dancing as an omen of successful rebellions by the oppressed--reportedly manifesting before events such as the victory of Chief Pontiac at the Battle of Bloody Run in 1763 and the 1967 Detroit Rebellion.

The Dance of the Nain Rouge

This AI creation is based on the legend of the Nain Rouge (“Red Dwarf") of Detroit.

Mike had a dream about the end of the world. Another Mike thought that would make a great film. Thirteen years later he got around to making it.

The Chicken Wing Apocalypse

Mike had a dream about the end of the world. Another Mike thought that would make a great film. Thirteen years later he got around to making it.

When an AI humanoid’s proprietor passes away, she is released on a journey where she discovers what it means to feel emotion after encountering and befriending a special child.

When Unfettered

When an AI humanoid’s proprietor passes away, she is released on a journey where she discovers what it means to feel emotion after encountering and befriending a special child.

After a struggling actor accepts the lead role in a mysterious experimental film, parts of her life begin to disappear.

Jump Cut

After a struggling actor accepts the lead role in a mysterious experimental film, parts of her life begin to disappear.

Variety Pack #12 (Short Films)

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