250 Movie Auditions

Pitch: In the future musical talent is bought and paid for, and true art is under-appreciated and non-valued. However one punk band at the very bottom, runs into a powerful and newly ambitious cyborg with connections to the highest people in the entertainment industry. The only hitch is that the band must perform three songs for a specific crowd, and must impress such a crowd enough to be placed at the top of the entertainment food chain - to become legends.

Genre: Music Drama

An empowering tale about a mother and her twenty-five year-old daughter that conquer items on a bucket list together, but things aren’t as they seem.

High in a tree, the mutilated body of a gruesome murder-execution dangles above two American Indian gangbangers beating the shit out of two rival gangsters. Once they’re caught, 25-year-old Oneida Indian FBI Agent Megan Little Valley is brought in to interrogate the gangbangers and handle the investigation. At the Pyramid Lake Indian Reservation’s police station, Agent Little Valley bumps into disgraced New York City police officer Richie Eccles, a burnout white boy who grew up on the Pyramid Lake Rez. He fucking hates himself for the court’s “justified” ruling of his killing of a 12-year-old black kid. For some reason, Richie still loves the Rez and its crazy citizens.

Seeking actors a saloon scene.

Pays $60 for the day

artender Annie finds herself battling through another Saturday night of drunken debauchery. Amidst de-blocking toilets and consoling drunk women, she’s convinced if she picks up another pint glass full of sick it’s getting thrown at the nearest face.



But Annie’s not the type to get angry.



In fact, she’s so bad at telling people how she feels, she can’t seem to stand up to a friend who’s been putting her down for years.



Guided by women struggling with the same issues, and those that magically seem to be able to say it as it is, Annie now has the opportunity to find her strength. But will she take it?



Last Orders is an empowering story about a self-conscious woman finding her voice, whilst exploring all the weird and wonderful sides of feminine nature (particularly those that come out after a few drinks…)

Honey Bee is a short visual poem which reflects on memory and the moments in life that mark us and hold us back. The “moment” for the lead character happens to be a school shooting, so very relevant to our current world (unfortunately).

Couple with stories of overcoming hardships for a documentary style music video.