Norma Jean Lipert

Ashlyn is a high school girl who is obsessed with old movies for the 1950's. This concerns Frances, her grandmother, as she fears her granddaughter is living in the past and avoiding other kids at school. All this changes when Ashlyn comes across a magical TV remote that transports her through her TV screen into the 1950's. At first enamored, Ashlyn slowly discovers that all is not what it seems. Can she have a change of heart and an open mind before it's too late?

In the midst of Will's withering confidence, his fiancee Audrey starts to slip from his finger tips. When Ephemeral Solutions scientists reveal the creation of "Proxys", clones of oneself that are the definition of "perfection", Will seeks to be cloned so that he can run away from all of his worries and self-doubts.

After 16 years of servicing the printing needs of the community, Copycat will be closing its doors. On the final day of business the store manager, Sam, leads his crew on a crazy and unpredictable day. The staff will entertain a cast of interesting customers. During this final day they will encounter two wanna-be rappers that have had an unfortunate experience with a tattoo artist, a pair of local celebrity Cougars on the prowl, a waitress from "The Wiener Shack" who has a big secret, and a worthy challenger to Bob's karaoke crown. Lyssa, the copier tech, will spend the day in the center of the mayhem as she breaks down the equipment. Joe the bum, who considers the Copycat "the home he doesn't have", will need to re-locate. As the staff ponders their future plans, the events of the day unfold as they discuss important subjects such as UFOs, Chupacabras and the potential upcoming Zombie Apocalypse. The final day will culminate in a karaoke battle for the ages.

A 2008 short film from filmmaker Andrew Edison