The Work

Tionna isn’t afraid. She’s ready.

A jungle. A leap. A moment where everything changes.

Tionna has spent her whole life told who she is—but she knows better. She’s something more. And when the time comes to prove it, she won’t hesitate. She’ll roar.

Where fate meets the fire.

The air is thick with dust. The sky, stained with rust. In a world on its last breath, a lone figure stands at the crossroads of survival and surrender. Time fractures. Voices clash—one urging him to fight, one to let go, and one whispering a truth too heavy to carry.

What they call us has never been who we are.

A night out. A wrong turn. A moment that changes everything.

Through the pulse of the city and the weight of perception, Trey, Breonna, and Ermias navigate a world that demands they shrink. But when the moment comes, will they break—or rise, reclaim, and redefine it?

The past don’t die easy.

The Franklin family came to this town for peace. But some towns don’t offer it.

When the dark comes creeping and the things in the woods start whispering, there’s only one thing left to do: stand, fight, and remember what you were born to do.

Rock bottom has a whistle.

Riley’s stuck in Dublin—broke, bitter, and coaching a flag football team held together by glitter, trauma, and barely legal cleats.

They bicker more than they score, but when life fumbles, you either fold… or fake the handoff and run.

Gods don’t stay dead. And some sons don’t stay buried.

Resurrected without his heart and sent to kill the gods who shattered Olympus, Memnon is supposed to follow orders.

They brought him back to end the old world.

He might rise to start a new one.

He died chasing the sky. She lived carrying the weight.

Two years after losing the brother who believed in her most, Romi stands at a crossroads between duty and desire, legacy and freedom.

In the shadow of grief and under the glow of a foreign love, she must decide:

Will she follow the path they paved for her —

or carve her own into the sky?

He saw the end coming. They called him mad.

Now time is cracked, Earth is dying, and Dr. Cornelius Gordon is the only one left who can fix it.

But the future he returns to isn’t the one he left behind.

Will he rewrite the fate of the world —

or vanish in the chaos he helped create?

They were in love. Until they weren’t.

Told across twelve seasons through the windows of a shared home, Window is a silent, sensory short film that traces the rise, unraveling, and emotional afterlife of a relationship. No dialogue. No exposition. Just light, shadow, distance — and what lingers between two people when the words are gone.

Love blooms.

Love breaks.

But sometimes, it doesn’t disappear. It just changes rooms.

He looked fine. Until he didn’t.

Told in three quiet acts — one uphill, one paused, one descending — Uphill, Downpour is a nearly wordless animated short about emotional duality, mirrored strangers, and the quiet collapse behind a composed face.

No exposition. Just footsteps, breath, passing glances.

He holds it in.

Then lets it rain.

They called him a ghost. Until he left a scar.

Told across one relentless night and one complicated life, XENO is a brutal, atmospheric comic about a masked vigilante waging war against the system.

No origin story. No mercy.

Just blades, shadows, justice.

He doesn’t become the mask.

He was always the weapon.