Joshua Blayne

Two artificially intelligent machines mentally break away from their designed duties when they experience true emotion for the first time.

A man has a date to get to, but when he gets caught up in a gas station robbery, will he make it?

An experimental, character-driven tone poem compiled from excerpts of the unfinished feature film The Waters of Rutherville.

While the rural Virginia town of Rutherville celebrates its annual Waterfest, the community struggles with the recent alleged suicide of a young woman Sarah Marie.

Aspiring director Scarlett Skidmore, haunted by her grandmother's dark legacy, sets out to film a doc to clear her name. Upon going to the backlot where her grandma last filmed, she finds a camera that sends her back to set in the 1970s.