"one | another" follows an evening in Los Angeles where Violet, a musician, and Frankie, a model, meet for the first time at a house show. With both of them struggling to balance their non-binary identities with the expectations of their friends, families, and careers, the two find comfort in their shared experiences as the night goes on.

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Allison Oddman is a South Florida-raised, Los Angeles-based filmmaker who is passionate about bringing a diverse range of Black experiences to life on screens of all sizes. Hailing from a proud Jamaican household, Allison is dedicated to celebrating the cultural hybridities that govern their everyday life via film and television. Their work - an amalgam of Black cultures, queer identity and immigrant experience - has garnered them recognition from the likes of the Austin Film Festival and Stanford in Entertainment’s All Write Now competition. In 2021, Allison received a B.A. in African and African American Studies with Honors in the Arts from Stanford University. They are currently pursuing an MFA in Film and Television Production at USC’s School of Cinematic Arts where they were named a George Lucas Scholar.

Rogelio Salinas is a Non-Binary, Mexican filmmaker from St. Paul, Minnesota whose work centers the multiplicity of love and intergenerational joy. Their penchant for love stories, be it romantic, communal, and/or spiritual, allows their films to center the complex experiences of the communities they serve with healing, intimacy, and grace at the forefront. Their Stanford University thesis film, “Rosario”, received the Best of Fest award at the 40th Annual Minneapolis-St. Paul International Film Festival. Since moving to Los Angeles, their work as a writer/director has been celebrated by Outfest Fusion, HollyShorts, and the Pan African Film & Arts Festival. They won the “Emerging Content Creator” award from the National Association of Latino Independent Producers (NALIP) and are a featured artist at the Mexican Center for Culture and Cinematic Arts.