A neurotic painter with a substance-abusing-former-TV-star boyfriend must return home to Northern California to settle her late mother’s affairs and not strangle anyone while trying to grieve.

​ The pigeons of New York are contracting a new illness called Sudden Acute Pigeon Sickness (SAPS-20). The source of the sickness is unknown,  Drew— a sassy teenage pigeon with purple feathers— and her sidekick buddy Simon set off on a multi-borough adventure seeking a cure for the disease. Our story is set a few days before Christmas and so of course everyone wants to have a happy holiday. But will they?

In a video message, a social media acolyte invites other women to have sex with her boyfriend, but only if they film their review after. A game of power dynamics intertwines the lives of several amused participants, then the videos leak and those lives are forever changed.
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As a child, Lucky Mason survived the 1918 Influenza Pandemic. He credits Jazz music for saving his life. Now, 15 years later, Lucky Mason finds himself caught between rival mob factions vying to control his Jazz club in prohibition era St. Louis. In order to keep his club and protect his family, Lucky must make a choice, the choice between Love and Blood or Jazz. 

​“The Master’s Servant” tells the true story of Robert Webster, a slave who becomes one of most admired figures in the south during the American Civil War.  As the illegitimate son of a Washington D.C. hotel servant and a Massachusetts senator, he is afforded experiences normally restricted to wealthy white patrons.  But, soon reality sets in when Webster is abruptly sent to Georgia’s ominous Rosemont Plantation after his master loses him in a poker bet.
With the horrors of slave labor now upon him, it isn’t long before he uses his charisma to gain favor and earn a seat at the table with some of the richest gamblers and swindlers in all the south.  By the time the Civil War explodes all around him, Webster’s a full-blown celebrity, making tens of thousands of dollars and ironically earning adoration from his white suppressors.  However, it isn’t money or fame he’s after, it’s freedom, and he’s playing everyone who’s ever crossed him to become the man he was born to be.