One out of two couples say they met online. Is that true? That’s the first of five suspicious statements in the opening scene of Phony, a movie that explores the nature of online dating and consent without asking for consent.
How disappointing is it to send a perfect email and immediately receive a “Delivery failed: return to sender” slip of automated disappointment airmailed back to your inbox? Now, find comfort knowing that inside your email, there’s an underappreciated, chain-smoking blue devil-like creature named Todd that has the tedious day job of sending your bounced messages back to you.
There’s a poetic beauty to having the free will to choose a healthy path for your life, then consciously recommitting to the one most likely to get you killed. This is the conflict facing the undercover DEA agent in Scott R. Sullivan’s new short pilot episode of Gravity, a tense and gritty journey into an underworld where the only way out is often greeting a bullet.
Terry+Sam is an authentic portrayal of a modern relationship in your thirties, created by Eritria Pitts and Ben Donnellon. We talked to Eritria about shooting Terry+Sam in her home city of New Orleans.
“I Think I’m Dying” is a corona rom-com about two isolated, paranoid individuals reconnecting during quarantine. We spoke to Paavo Hanninen, NOLA filmmaker, about making this corona short.
We’re always thrilled to have our Louisiana fellow filmmakers featured on our blog, and this time we talked to Arvid Cristina about his new short horror film Hypnagogia, recently screened at Screamfest NOLA.
We had the pleasure to talk to Shane McGoey, the director of the film People, and here’s what he said for our blog about making this film.
Recently, Louisiana has become a vital and prolific node in the VFX industry because of a handful of industrious VFX artists and shops opening their doors (virtually) in the Sportsman’s Paradise.
Samantha is an atmosphere-driven short horror film written and directed by Josh Carley, who took the time to answer a few questions for our blog.