Kevin's life is about to unravel in ways he could never have foreseen. Always the problem-solver, the man with the answers, Kevin is accustomed to taking control of every situation and fixing whatever life throws his way. But now, he faces a cascade of challenges that threaten to overwhelm him: his finances are dwindling, his job has become a monotonous grind, his romantic relationship is on the rocks, and the loss of a loved one hits him harder than he could have ever imagined. For the first time, Kevin finds himself without solutions, struggling to cope with the mounting pressures.

As Kevin grapples with his own turmoil, his relationship with his brother, Bryce, adds another layer of complexity. Bryce, recently divorced and jobless, has been living with Kevin, but his presence only intensifies Kevin's stress. Bryce is facing the potential loss of visitation rights with his daughter, and his inability to contribute financially only exacerbates the tension between the brothers. Their once-strong bond is strained as they both navigate their personal crises, each feeling isolated and misunderstood.

 "Broken" is an emotional journey that delves into the depths of human vulnerability and the struggles of facing one's limitations. Kevin must confront the painful realization that he can't control or fix everything, and he must decide whether to lean on those around him and a greater power or let his pride and grief consume him. As the world seems to cave in on Kevin and Bryce, they must find a way to mend their fractured relationship and support each other through their darkest times. Will they find the strength to rebuild their lives, or will the weight of their burdens tear them apart forever? 

"Whatever Happened to Us" is a poignant cinematic journey that explores the highs and lows of love, marriage, and the heart-wrenching realities of divorce. The film tells the story of a young couple who fall deeply in love and marry amidst dreams of a lifetime together. However, as the years progress, they become increasingly preoccupied with pursuing dreams and martial issues a long with demanding careers, causing a rift to form in their once blissful relationship.

The narrative is uniquely woven together through an evocative original soundtrack, with each song capturing a different chapter of couple’s emotional odyssey. From the euphoric melodies of their early romance to the somber tunes reflecting their growing distance, the music serves as a powerful vehicle for conveying the profound complexities of their journey. The harmonious blend of lyrics and orchestrations brings the audience into the very heart of the couple's struggles and triumphs.

As the story unfolds, the audience is taken on a rollercoaster of emotions, witnessing the couple's attempts to reconcile their differences and salvage their love. However, the mounting pressures and unresolved tensions eventually lead them to face the painful reality of divorce. "Whatever Happened to Us" is a touching exploration of the fragility of relationships, the impact of external pressures on personal bonds, and the bittersweet beauty of love and loss, all told through the universal language of music. 

Tracy Martin is excited to surprise her husband Kyle with a special gift, hoping to rekindle their bond and bring new joy into their lives. However, her plans are derailed when she is unexpectedly greeted by Carla at their home. The plot thickens as Tracy discovers that Carla is pregnant, a revelation that strikes a deep chord as Tracy has been unable to conceive, something she knows Kyle deeply desires.

With emotions running high, Tracy is forced to confront the possibility that Kyle has sought solace in another woman to fulfill his dream of having a family. As tensions rise, Tracy and Kyle must navigate the painful truths and difficult decisions that lie ahead. The film examines the strength of their marriage vows, questioning whether the promise of "for better or for worse" can withstand such a profound betrayal and heartache.

 "The Fix" portrays a raw and intimate portrait of love, trust, and the complexities of human relationships. As Tracy and Kyle face their deepest fears and desires, they must decide whether their bond can be repaired or if it has been irrevocably broken. Through poignant performances and a gripping narrative, the film invites viewers to reflect on the meaning of commitment and the resilience of the human spirit.  

"I Am..." a series about people connecting and colliding with one another on their journey through life ultimately unraveling and revealing their true nature. 

After a virtual Christmas party, during the COVID-19 Pandemic, a couple must decide on taking their relationship to next level or going their separate ways.

This production was filmed during the COVID-19 pandemic completely over Zoom, with 2 cast members and 3 crew members in 3 different states with 2 days of production. 

"Going Down" is a poignant short film that delves into the harrowing cycle of domestic violence, focusing on its generational impact. The story begins with Brendan, his wife Veronica, and their young son Vincent arriving at an office building to pick up Brendan’s mother, Rita Williams. A heated argument over finances quickly escalates between Brendan and Veronica as they enter the elevator. Brendan's anger turns threatening and nearly physical, mirroring the abusive behavior he witnessed in his own father, Malcolm, during his childhood. As Brendan shoves Veronica against the elevator wall, young Vincent attempts to intervene but is harshly pushed to the floor.

The elevator doors open to reveal Rita, who is shocked by the scene unfolding before her. Veronica, distraught, seeks comfort in her mother-in-law's arms. This confrontation triggers Brendan’s painful memories of his own father’s abuse toward his mother, Rita. He recalls a particularly traumatic incident where he tried to protect his mother only to be pushed aside, and how Rita bravely declared her intention to leave Malcolm, only to be met with further violence. The flashback culminates in the night Rita and young Brendan escaped from Malcolm while he was asleep, a desperate flight that ended with Malcolm thwarted by the closing elevator doors.

Back in the present, Brendan, overwhelmed by the realization that he is perpetuating the same cycle of abuse, collapses in tears. He pulls Vincent close and implores him to break the cycle: "Son, don’t be like me, don’t be like my father or grandfather. Be a better man than I am. Love the women in your life." This heartfelt plea marks the beginning of Brendan’s journey toward change, underscoring the film’s central message that breaking free from the chains of generational violence is possible, but it requires courage, self-awareness, and a commitment to being better for the next generation.