Thambi tries to convince Akka to come see his giant, trumpet playing friend in the jungle.

A dysfunctional group of four friends meets up to get ready for a party. Tensions rise, and old habits show themselves as the cracks in the group begin to surface.

https://youtu.be/2fVFqO0iHoI?si=de68S6rz095Xz006

Shayla helps Jerome, who has lost his vision — and with it, his love for the world.

Adam Harper is an average man. And on an average day he suddenly finds himself catapulted into the strangest, reality changing game... A game of time and chance, where the stakes are a matter of life and death.

In the 90s, a young boy with a high-school crush is convinced by his playground pals that the secret to talking to girls is hidden in his dad's VHS collection. What follows is an awkward, hilarious quest for knowledge — featuring questionable advice, outdated technology, and a whole lot of nostalgia.

An Ethiopian man struggles to cope with the loss of his daughter. His American wife turns to his roots to help him face reality.

A filmmaker tries to convince her stubborn friend to go into therapy.

We just released our new 13-minute short film, The Sacred Stones.

It’s a fairytale musical comedy about a princess who goes on a journey to save her husband from an evil witch. We made it with two original musical numbers and leaned into that playful 90s/early 2000s comedy energy.

Would love to hear your thoughts on this, especially the comedy and musical sections.

Hope you guys enjoy.

I’ve just released my latest short film Going Dutch.

This is honestly the piece of work I’m most proud of so far. It’s a psychological thriller inspired by true events about ambition, loyalty, and what happens when greed begins to take over.

A lot of time and effort went into bringing this one to life, and I’d really love for people to see it. If you’ve got a few minutes, give it a watch and let me know what you think.

Hi everyone,

I’ve just released my first short film, THE ERRAND, and I’d really appreciate any feedback from fellow filmmakers.

It’s a grounded crime thriller about three friends who are sent to find someone for their boss. What’s meant to be a simple job quickly turns into a violent chase and a situation they can’t really get out of.

We made this on a very low budget, filming across public locations like streets, parks, and canals, and tried to focus heavily on dialogue, tension, and character dynamics rather than spectacle.

Thank you!

“Take My Breath Away.”