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Connexion. Creatd by Anabelle Budd. EP2 Directed by Sunita Miya-Muganza Executive Producer: P.J. Marcellino Producers: P.J. Marcellino, Anabelle Budd Art Director: Malú Rojas DOP: Khanh Tudo Studio Audio: Nicolas Field Music Master: Jean Martin Editors: Brendan Barnard, Chris Di Staulo Continuity: Sally Jones Intern PAs: Alexsys Hornsby, Emily Hazelton Voice: Shakura S'Aida Guitar: Paige Armstrong Bass: David Hughes Sound Board: Jean Martin Shot on location at Barnyard Studios, Sterling Rd, Toronto Research has found that play is essential to human survival. For kids, play is the avenue by which they make sense of the world, their bodies, and their peers. But the importance of play does not diminish as we grow older. In fact, for adults play may very well be critical to developing stronger social bonds within a given community, providing a boost to our mental health. But what, if anything, is the purpose of play? What does play look like? Where do adults find space for play in their lives? What can children teach adults about play? In what ways do people play with and bend society’s expectations, rules, constraints, and constructs? What can play in the workplace achieve? How does play connect us to ourselves, to others, and to place? What challenges us about play? On Episode 2 of Connexion, feat. Brooklyn-born, and Toronto/Switzerland-raised actres and Blues singer Shakura S'Aida, we explore music as a form of comfort, power, and human connection, and the Blues as the ultimate type of playfulness, utilizing beat and artistry to convey stories and experiences that connect us all. For more: connexiontoday.com.

[A series by Robinson Vil] - Throughout her life, "Olivia" has had to learn to figure out things on her own, as her mother "Naomi" with whom she has a very tumultuous relationship is not around to guide her through life. Olivia is anti-social and has a hard time getting along with others. She is also very pretty, thereby attracts unwanted attention from all types of men, who inevitably become major factors in the THICKening of her SKIN, by developing an alter-ego who comes to help and protect her when things get really rough. In the Series, "Olivia" refuses to fully open up to her therapist, due to her past experiences with men and only reveals parts of her stories (and the rest is revealed in flashbacks). Things begin to change for the better for Olivia when she meets "Patrick" the Doctor's 17-year-old son. She slowly begins to open up to him, which puts their new relationship in jeopardy, as some secrets and memories are best left forgotten. When Olivia becomes pregnant with Patrick's child, Dr. Gabriel goes into a frenzy that leads him down a dark path as "Every Good Has Its Evil". Olivia and Dr. Gabriel will push each other to their breaking points. More skeletons from the past begin to emerge and they will undoubtedly leave a stench.

We have wrapped production on our pilot episode of Seymour the Unfortunate Vampire. I've uploaded the trailer for everyones feedback. We are actively seeking distribution and investors for completing a full season. I'm hosting a private Facebook screening of the pilot episode on October 2nd. If you're interested in attending or interested in more information about working with us on the series feel free to contact me here.

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C. Stephen Foster plays fashion designer Barrett in the award-winning comedy short Finding Olivia. www.cstephenfoster.com Foster wrote the workbook "Awakening the Actor Within" https://awakeningtheactorwithin.com/blog/

Unknown to each other in real life, Bubbly Brown Sugar tells the story of two soulmates, Jewel and Caleb, meeting in their dreams. This is the beginning of their journey to finding each other when they wake up.

Bermuda City mini-series intro. Shot and produced in northern Alabama. Streaming on Amazon Prime: https://www.amazon.com/Fugitive/dp/B086TQVGD6/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=bermuda+city&qid=1586362381&s=instant-video&sr=1-1

WIP is a female-driven comedic web series about 4 thirty-something women all in different phases doing their best to juggle life, love, and building a business as stylists in LA.

Misterios mínimos es una serie de 10 capítulos de 2 minutos. El proyecto ha sido ganador del Primer Concurso Federal de Series de Ficción para Redes Sociales del INCAA, y la serie ha sido escrita y dirigida por Carlos Essmann y producida por Pedro Braulio Deré, en coproducción con El Desto Pictures. El germen de esta serie es el cortometraje del mismo nombre realizado en 2015 por Carlos Essmann, que ha resultado ganador del Concurso Sundance Channel Shorts- Sundance Film Festival London en 2015, y seleccionado por los festivales de Visions du Réel (Nyon, Suiza), GoShort Nijmegen (Países Bajos), Cartagena (Murcia, España) y Festifreak (La Plata, Argentina) entre otros. El cortometraje ha sido adquirido por la señal Sundance Channel y estrenado en más de 70 países en Noviembre de 2015, con sucesivas retransmisiones en los años siguientes. Misterios mínimos se basa en hechos reales y recrea de un modo muy particular una colección de episodios inexplicables. Son sucesos que todos podemos experimentar al menos una vez en la vida, pero que por su poca entidad pasan al olvido. Más allá de los grandes misterios de todos los tiempos (OVNIS, pirámides, círculos de las cosechas) hay pequeños misterios a nuestro alrededor, pero no sabemos mirar. Albert Einstein decía que "la experiencia más maravillosa que podemos experimentar el es misterio". Esta temática ha sido abordada innumerables veces en la literatura, el cine y la televisión. Sin embargo, se puede decir que hay un tipo de misterios que nos afectan a todos a los que no prestamos atención. Misterios mínimos sale al rescate y en la siguiente etapa se propone devenir en un proyecto transmedia-crowdsourcing, para crear una base de datos universal sobre esta temática. La serie ha sido rodada en la Ciudad de Santa Fe y alrededores en abril de 2018, con técnicos y actores locales, como Julio Di Santi, Melina Bruera, Janise Fladung y Gustavo Angelini. La producción ha sido posible gracias al apoyo de la Universidad Nacional del Litoral, el Gobierno de la Ciudad y Espacio Santafesino, así como al compromiso y entusiasmo del equipo técnico y del elenco.

This is the trailer for Nun Habits, an original series about a bisexual nun who befriends a high school senior coming to terms with her sexuality. Together, they navigate Catholic teaching to determine if they have a place in the Catholic Church and what that place might be. Created by Monica Arsenault Directed by Monica Arsenault & Sonja Cirilo Cast: Samantha Proctor as Sister Cecilia, Alice Marcondes as April, Grace Adriana as Sister Agnes, Monica Arsenault as Megan, & Sonja Cirilo as Sister Faustina Cinematography by David Siciliano Production Design by Andrea Garcia & James Hesse Costume Design by Joanna Pisano Hair & Makeup Artist: Shannon Rae Mulligan Original Music by Derek Jordan

Explore Vegan ATX chronicles Mehul, a vegan, and Dana, a non-vegan, as they explore the great city of Austin Texas and all the wonderful plant-based food they can find. They sample vegan burgers, desserts, Tex-mex and many more delicious eats!