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Ewa Pirog-Rojas’ The Multidimensionals: Star Envoy takes viewers deep into a realm where government secrecy, intergalactic diplomacy, and human-alien hybridity intersect. Based on factual accounts collected over a remarkable 30+ year career in government programs, combined with the writer’s regression work with hundreds of subjects - this sci-fi drama is steeped in an air of authenticity that gives it a compelling edge over standard genre fare. Directed by : Ewa Pirog-Rojas T

Mercy of Others is a visceral, psychological thriller that digs beneath the skin of friendship, morality, and the lingering weight of past sins.

Simone Sarantuya Vasata’s ERIS on the Battlefield is an extraordinary micro short AI film that demonstrates how timeless myths can be reimagined through the lens of modern technology.

"You Ain’t God” enters the bustling, competitive world of street basketball but quickly reveals itself to be much more than a sports drama.

Erin Cuellar’s Journey Through the Dark is an evocative and deeply personal one-hour pilot that dares to merge psychological drama with fantasy and emotional realism.

The Corey Davis Evolution Story is a deeply personal and evocative documentary that takes audiences through the transformative journey of Corey Davis, a young filmmaker who reflects on a decade of his career.

Felix: Space Pirate is an exhilarating audio adventure that transports listeners across a thrilling galaxy full of excitement, danger, and intrigue.

In the shadowed realm of cinematic storytelling, Mark Francis's A Vampire's Kiss emerges as a harrowing and evocative masterpiece.

LOOK UP – The Science of Cultural Evolution" is an ambitious, thought-provoking, and genre-defying cinematic work that fuses academic rigor with the poetic resonance of cultural storytelling.

B.D. Reid’s The Campground is a hauntingly well-crafted screenplay that takes the slasher-horror subgenre and infuses it with deep emotional resonance, supernatural mystery, and psychological weight.

Kevin B. Ploth’s The GIANT is an emotionally gripping, slow-burn screenplay that pulls the reader deep into the world of a modern-day sheriff whose journey begins with the pursuit of justice and ends in the confrontation of a painful, life-altering truth.

TV Man steps boldly into the realm of absurdist comedy, offering a story that’s equal parts bizarre, playful, and unexpectedly profound.

John Kenneth Muir, known for his award-winning audio drama Enter the House Between (2023) and his extensive contributions to film and television literature, takes audiences on an eerie, thought-provoking and amusing journey with Abnormal Fixation.

In just three minutes, Rue manages to pull its audience into a deeply unsettling yet mesmerizing exploration of grief, trauma, and the disorienting nature of memory.

Kyle Edward Graham’s A Comfortable Bed is a tender, thought-provoking short film that delves into the quiet but profound struggles of mental health and trauma.

“W I N G S O F L O V E” is an experimental short film that defies conventional storytelling, immersing the viewer in a hypnotic visual and auditory experience.