WRITING & DIRECTING PROJECTS
BLUE BALLS
WRITER - DIRECTOR - ACTRESS - PRODUCER
Kate and Nate are two teenagers in love. But when Kate makes Nate orgasm for the first time, he reveals a dark secret that could change their relationship forever. A comedy about two teenagers at the beginning of their journey in intimacy and the guilt complex that often comes with it. Produced by Jordan Maranto and Homero Salinas.
As Seen On TV
DIRECTOR
Artie is an asocial twenty something with issues connecting to anybody in his life. Chet Baker is the studly infomercial salesman pitching the hottest new products on his TV. Their love was priceless (plus shipping and handling). A film that explores the many forms relationships take, and how we all navigate love in the age of technology. Starring and written by Mitchell Allison. Produced by Shannon Cloud.
GET UP
DIRECTOR
A one take music video that chronicles the struggle of getting out of bed after a terrible breakup. Debuting the first single of indie pop artist, Natalie Patton.
Open Up
WRITER - DIRECTOR
A young woman seeking help pays a visit to an unorthodox doctor, only to discover the peculiar problems that live inside of her. Starring and produced by Faith Compton.
Coming of Age Story
WRITER - ACTRESS - PRODUCER
A live, 90 minute sketch & standup comedy special written and performed by four young ladies paying tribute to their awkward transition into womanhood. Taped at the Lab Theater in Austin, TX.
Starring and written by Faith Compton, Lauren LaSalle, Jordan Maranto, and Paige Smith. Produced by Madeline Dimayuga and Jordan Maranto.
Play Pretend
CASTING DIRECTOR
A story about an Asian American girl, and her teddy bear, combating racial discrimination. A film spreading awareness about how we should approach race relations today by celebrating difference rather than shaming it. Written and directed by Madeline Dimayuga. Produced by Paige Smith.
Tough Cookies
WRITER - DIRECTOR - ACTRESS
Debbie, Linda, Riley and Cara are your typical young women gabbing about boys and insecurities at a sleepover. But as the conversation unfolds, we learn that appearing "typical" for this group isn't as easy as it looks. A short film breaking the stereotypes and spreading awareness of the chronically ill.