What We Do

One camera. Three friends. Endless possibilities.We are indie filmmakers, each with over 10 years of hands-on production experience. Despite what our parents still think, we know what we're doing(ish).Our work is heart-made, driven by the genuine feeling that these stories need to exist in our world—no matter how niche the audience. Often transcending genre, we go where the stories lead us on the page and off the road.

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The Team

Ashley Gwen Patrick (she/her)
Writer-Director-ProducerWith vaudeville in her blood, a soft spot for cryptids, and a habit of writing love letters during the apocalypse, Ashley is a daydreaming nomad. She produces shorts and writes screenplays that occasionally get noticed. She is known for C.A.T. a Cosmic Alien Thing (2023), an official selection of the Crown Heights Film Festival Brooklyn 2023 and Latest Visions presents: Halloween Special 2024. Currently, Ashley can be found haunting the cities and towns of upstate New York.

Jaime Chapin (she/they)
Writer-Director-ProducerJaime is a non-binary Texas-born filmmaker of drama, sci-fi, and fantasy. They are known for The Whale (2011), The Morning Tide (2013), and C.A.T. a Cosmic Alien Thing (2023). Their short film C.A.T. was an official selection of the Crown Heights Film Festival, Brooklyn 2023, and Latest Visions presents: Halloween Special 2024.

Reese Munn (they/them)
Writer-ProducerReese A. Munn is a queer trans filmmaker and craftsman based in New York City. For over a decade, they have honed their skills as a working prop member and fabricator for some of the city's most popular television shows and films. Their storytelling is driven by a focus on the objects we carry and those we leave behind, exploring how these items shape our narratives.
Born and raised in rural Manchester, Tennessee, Reese brings a unique perspective to their craft. As a trans youth from the South, they have an intimate understanding of the importance of queer representation in media. Their work with Arthaus Productions, a company dedicated to crafting authentic queer stories, allows them to create a powerful sense of belonging and connection, helping others feel less alone.

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Short Films

C.A.T. a Cosmic Alien Thing (2023)

An alienated single woman discovers her house cat is a creature from another planet.

The Morning Tide (2013)

A vagabond girl drifts between reality and imagination without lasting satisfaction or repose. She finds a kindred spirit in a young charismatic boy who takes her to the ocean where the promise of relief is found in their friendship.

The Whale (2011)

A young boy lives an ephemeral fantasy in his attempt to escape the cycle of paternal abuse.

COMING SOON

Unlucky Luck

Unlucky Luck is a dramedy set during a Brooklyn summer where Lucy, a down on her luck queer woman, gets a symbolic tattoo hoping to reverse her misfortune.

Americanitis

In Washington D.C., a conceited staffer goes to therapy one morning to make his girlfriend happy, only to discover by day's end that he really does need to get over himself.