Directed by Greg Kovacs; Produced by Nathan Hawkins, Brad McMillan, Darren Hutchings; Written by Greg Kovacs
Local children’s show host Tasha decides to shut the show down, but her puppet co-stars want to shut her down… permanently.
14 minutes
Directed by J. Derek Howard; Produced by J. Derek Howard; Written by J. Derek Howard
Elizabeth lives in a proper and strict world where inventors are held in high regard, but only ones that fit in. Her Aunt Judith has a new potential suitor for her—a man Elizabeth is familiar with.
9 minutes
Directed by Tom Szekely, Daniel Lichter; Written by Tom Szekely, Daniel Lichter
A plucky astronaut sets off on a mission to terraform an entire alien planet.
5 minutes
Directed by Louie Connaris; Written by Louie Connaris
It’s payback time for a London taxicab driver.
4 minutes
Directed by Ricky Hess; Produced by Debbie Hess; Written by Al Hess
Skinny, a cute android, and her owner, Merle, wired a motel room to catch a high profile senator with a hooker for extortion but instead of the senator, the room is occupied by a well-known computer hacker, Saul Kaplan. Merle decides he is a better catch than the senator.
17 minutes
Directed by Gerik Gooch; Produced by Cameron Abdo, John Navarro; Written by Daniel Parra
After a night full of seduction, alcohol, and sex, Ray wakes up to find an angry gangster at his door, a femme fatale in his bed, $200,000 cash, and a chance to walk away from it all a rich man.
15 minutes
Directed, Produced, Written by Mike Fisher
“The Uncanny Valley” tells the tale of robot E6 who has fallen in love with Mistress Celina, a beautiful woman from the stars. But when his affection is spurned, E6 resolves to improve himself until she cannot refuse his love!
“It’s important that Earth people realize that beautiful women from outer space that look just like retro-futuristic go-go dancers from the 1960s are probably a reality. I just wanted to show that in my animation,” says lead and only animator Mike Fisher.
12 minutes
Directed by Erica Wester; Written by Erica Wester
After the accidental murder of his own parents, Sock, a genuinely sweet but somewhat unstable teen who struggles with homicidal tendencies, decides that his only way out is to commit suicide. Upon arrival in Hell he is not met with eternal torture and suffering, but with Mephistopheles, the amicable manager of the underworld, who instead makes him a job offer: Sock is to become a demon, charged with the task of haunting humans indefinitely in the hope of ultimately driving them to suicide. At first this seems like Sock’s dream job—a way he can finally act on his darker desires and have them be met with reward rather than consequence—but after meeting his first target, a disinterested, lonely, and apathetic highschooler named Jonathan, he finds that the job is not as easy as he’d hoped it would be. Sock’s unfortunately friendly demeanor proves to be a detriment, and as he attempts to haunt the unwavering Jonathan, he finds himself with another desire that just might be stronger… and just might have a consequence.
10 minutes
Directed by Matt Ediger; Produced by Elizabeth Stacy; Written by Michael Boylan
Have a great product or show to pitch in the post zombie apocalypse world? Join Dr. Dallas Livingston and associates in the Piranha Bowl! Be warned if you try and steal any ideas you could find yourself in a rather unfortunate situation!
8 minutes
