Event

Short Films Set 1

Male Receptionist:
A painfully self-aware man attempts to connect with his coworkers in an endless white void.

Directed by Richard Kaponas.
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A Cup of Tea:
At a cafe like any other on a morning like no other, two lives intersect in the timeless dance of boy meets girl, boy tries to murder girl -- giving new meaning to the term "hitting on her." It's a strange and surreal courtship dance that plays out with the help of a muffin, some honey, and a cup of tea.

Directed by Barett J. Amato.
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Brute Force:
In 1967, Brute Force had just released his first album on Columbia Records and was on the brink of becoming a star. The Beatles championed his next single, "King of Fuh," to be released on Apple Records. But dreams of fame and fortune quickly turned into nightmares when the record was censored and permanently shelved. In 2010, Sony and Apple reissued Brute Force's controversial music from the sixties, giving him another chance to re-capture his dreams of rock stardom.

Directed by Ben Steinbauer.
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Mother Approved
Mother Approved is a sketch comedy show. The cast is comprised of various talented Upright Citizen's Brigade trained make-believers. The sketches are about everyday people in bizarre situations and bizarre people in everyday situations. From real life 'Phobias' and the irrationality provoked by them, to a 'Bluetooth Asshole' with a futuristic headset who is Omni-connected to the social Internet, yet removed from society itself. Mother Approved digs into what motivates an individual's behavior and delights in parodying it.

Directed and Produced by Kasi Brown & Brandon Walter
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Funny In Love:
For advertising exec Julie Whitman, a girl's sense of humor can be a big romantic problem.

Directed by Tyler Gillet.
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Secret Bedfellows:
Beware things that go hump in the night. And know this truth: There Are No Earthlings!!!