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They Call Me Marshall: Book 1 - The Invincible Marshall (Pilot) Synopsis:

 In the unforgiving Old West, They Call Me Marshal; introduces a reimagined legend, Bass Reeves, a

former slave now Deputy U.S. Marshal. As Reeves (played by Carlos Leos) arrives in the corrupt town of

Sundance, he becomes the embodiment of justice against a backdrop of lawlessness.

Teaming up with Naatosi, a skilled Native American tracker, they pursue the cunning outlaw Blackwood

and his gang. Navigating ambushes, duels, and moral quandaries, their unlikely alliance transcends

cultural barriers, epitomizing true camaraderie.

They Call Me Marshal delves into Reeves' past, revealing his journey from slave to legendary lawman,

blended into the fictional world of The Lone Ranger. Each episode peels back layers, showcasing Reeves';

unwavering determination to dispense justice. Each season expounds upon the legends of The Lone

Ranger and Bass Reeves, and introduces the audience to the new world and characters involved in it.

A thrilling mix of action, drama, and suspense, They Call Me Marshal; pays homage to the iconic Lone

Ranger, reimagining it with historical accuracy and diversity. This series breathes new life into the

timeless tale, honoring Bass Reeves; legacy with stunning visuals, captivating storytelling, and a stellar

cast.

Circle of Fire Logline:

 Circle of Fire is an unflinching anthology series that brings to life the harrowing stories of childhood abuse and survival, based on the real experiences of victims and their families. Each episode reveals the devastating impacts of trauma and the resilience required to overcome it, offering a voice to those silenced and hope to those still fighting to tell their truths.

Circle of Fire Synopsis: 

 “Circle of Fire” is an intense and deeply moving anthology series that chronicles the personal

journeys of survivors of childhood abuse, assault, and neglect. Drawing directly from the words

of the victims, interviews, and court transcripts, each episode takes viewers into the raw and

painful realities of their experiences. The series explores not only the traumatic events that

shaped their early lives but also the ripple effects on their families and their struggles to rebuild

their identities and reclaim their futures.

The pilot episode introduces Jasmine, the eldest of three siblings abused by their stepfather,

Tony, and abandoned by their mother, Kandy. Through multiple episodes, Jasmine’s story

unfolds: from the horrors of her childhood to the long-lasting scars that shaped her teenage

years, and finally, her journey to reclaim her voice and rebuild her life as an adult survivor. The

series continues with the interconnected stories of her sister Brianna, her brother Darius, and

the younger siblings Tony fathered during his time with Kandy.

As each victim’s narrative weaves together, “Circle of Fire” delves into the complexities of

generational trauma, the failures of a system meant to protect them, and the enduring power of

resilience. By highlighting the strength it takes to confront the past, the series aims to empower

survivors and encourage them to share their truths. While raw and unfiltered, “Circle of Fire” is

ultimately a testament to healing and hope, offering a gripping yet compassionate lens into

stories that deserve to be told.

With its bold storytelling and unwavering commitment to authenticity, Circle of Fire delivers a

poignant exploration of survival and the human spirit, designed to spark conversations and

inspire action.

I Know a Stranger Logline:

A trial lawyer's dark past resurfaces as her son’s erratic behavior and her recurring nightmares lead her to believe that her missing twin daughter’s abduction is connected to family secrets only she and her son know.

 I Know A Stranger Synopsis:

 Laura Trinidad, a successful trial lawyer, seems to have it all, a flourishing career, a loving family, and a solid home life, despite being separated from her husband, Carlos. However, beneath the surface, she harbors deep secrets, especially as her son, Sebastian, begins to display troubling behavior. As he drifts further from the rules she’s set, Laura’s nightmares intensify, leading her to fear that something sinister is unfolding within her family.

When her twin daughter, Mya, is kidnapped under mysterious circumstances, Laura is thrust into a race against time to uncover the truth. As she and Carlos work with detectives to secure the ransom, Laura is haunted by the possibility that Sebastian may be involved in his sister’s disappearance. Her nightmares blur the lines between past and future, and she’s left wondering if they’re a glimpse into a tragedy yet to unfold or a chilling reflection of dark secrets she’s buried deep within herself. 

SCRD Logline:

This docudrama follows the extraordinary life of Buddy Miles, from his childhood in the turbulent music scene to his iconic collaborations with Jimi Hendrix and the Band of Gypsies. This drama explores the complexity of friendship, music, and legacy, delving into the heart of Miles’ artistry and his enduring influence, all while unveiling unseen footage, unheard tracks, and candid interviews.

Small Circles Run Deep: The Buddy Miles Experience Synopsis: 

Small Circles Run Deep: The Buddy Miles Experience is a crafted drama that chronicles the life of Buddy Miles, a legendary drummer whose work with Jimi Hendrix and the Band of Gypsies reshaped the music landscape. Unlike traditional documentaries, this series unfolds through Buddy’s own words, weaving together powerful moments from his childhood, his rise to fame, and his journey through the music industry.

Buddy’s career is intertwined with the music he created with Hendrix, his time with the Band of Gypsies, and his role in shaping the sound of the late 60s and early 70s. But this series digs deeper, revealing the man behind the music. Buddy’s friendship with Hendrix is explored through candid moments, from the thrill of playing together to the personal struggles they faced. The series also shines a light on Buddy’s solo work with the Buddy Miles Express and his unexpected role as the manager of the award winning rap group 820 Rydaz, offering a view of his versatility as an artist and a manager.

With never-before-seen footage skillfully crafted into episodic presentation and exclusive music, including unreleased tracks from Buddy and Jimi, this series captures the raw emotion of a musician who continuously reinvented himself and his sound. The series explores themes of legacy, resilience, and the deep, small circles of influence that shaped Buddy’s life, concluding with his lasting impact on music that endured until his death in 2008. Through dramatic storytelling, Small Circles Run Deep brings to life the music, the men, and the moments that defined Buddy Miles' journey.

Checkmate Logline: 

In a city where memory is a weapon and the truth lies buried in forgotten moves, a grieving father and a mysterious boy face off in a quiet park, only to find their game of chess holds the fate of a haunting past, a missing girl, and a reckoning neither of them expected. 

Checkmate Synopsis: 

In a quiet city park, an elderly man named Frank spends his days alone at a chess table, until a curious young boy challenges him to a game. What begins as a simple match quickly deepens into a psychological duel as the boy seems to know far more about Frank’s past than he should.

As their game progresses, memories of loss, guilt, and love resurface, particularly surrounding Frank’s daughter, who vanished years ago under mysterious circumstances. Each move on the board triggers haunting flashbacks, forcing Frank to confront a long-buried truth and the possibility that this child may be more than he appears.

Told with quiet tension and emotional depth, Checkmate explores grief, memory, and redemption through a surreal lens. This short film is a poignant reminder that some games are more than just strategy, they’re personal reckonings disguised as play.

Delilah Logline:  

In a quiet town, a young girl with a mysterious mind and a haunting gift silently manipulates the world around her, unleashing older versions of herself to punish predators, all while seeking a safe home and hiding the terrifying truth of what she truly is.  

Delilah Synopsis:

In Delilah, a seemingly innocent young girl spends her days quietly drawing and playing alone, but what no one knows is that she harbors a dark and unexplainable gift. Delilah has the ability to manifest older versions of herself into the real world, teenage and adult extensions born from her own consciousness. These versions act out her buried pain and exact brutal justice on men who exploit, abuse, and manipulate others.

As the narrative unfolds through overlapping timelines and perspectives, the truth behind Delilah’s tragic past begins to emerge. Each manifestation of herself serves a purpose—some vengeful, others protective, but all are driven by a fractured innocence and a deep desire for safety and belonging. Unseen by the world for what she truly is, Delilah hides in plain sight, a silent puppet master orchestrating her own salvation.

Blending psychological horror and quiet suspense with emotionally raw moments of trauma and strength, Delilah is a chilling and stylized short film that explores justice through the eyes of a child who’s endured too much, and is no longer willing to stay silent. 

Fare Share Logline:    

Fare Share is a multi award winning film that follows a rideshare driver nearing his breaking point as he picks up riders. then, a mysterious young lady who speaks in riddles and recollections, unraveling a conversation that slowly exposes the passengers’ darkest truths, and reveals that this ride may be one they’re both fated to take.

Fare Share Synopsis: 

In the quiet hours of the night, a rideshare driver on the verge of quitting picks up an enigmatic woman whose calm presence belies a deeper mystery. What begins as casual small talk quickly spirals into a surreal and unsettling journey through memory, guilt, and fate. With each passing mile, the woman reveals unsettling truths about the driver’s life, truths she should have no way of knowing.

As the conversation deepens, the driver begins to question who she is, how she knows so much about him, and why this ride feels strangely final. Shadows from past rides linger in the rearview mirror, and an invisible thread seems to tie her to the one passenger he could never forget.

By the end of the ride, it’s unclear whether the driver has found clarity or crossed into something far more permanent. Fare Share is a slow-burning psychological mystery that confronts identity, memory, and the haunting cost of carrying unspoken regrets. 

The Window Logline:    

  A divine Watcher, once known as Mykiel, momentarily abandons his post, not out of fear, but to delay an assignment that challenges his resolve. Through the window of his exile, he secretly observes the life of the mortal he was sent to end, not a fallen one, but something more complicated. As the man endures trial after trial, Mykiel must decide whether to carry out his divine duty… or question the purpose behind it. 

The Window Synopsis: 

Mykiel has been silent. Absent. Watching.

Once the right hand of Gabriel, a Watcher tasked with dispatching the fallen and their offspring, Mykiel has slipped away from his duties. To some, it looks like dereliction. To others, rebellion. But Mykiel knows better: he’s contemplating whether he can carry out his next assignment.

Through a rain-streaked window in a borrowed studio, Mykiel watches a man. Not a fallen. Not corrupted. Just... human. A man marked for judgment. A man facing trial after trial with no idea he’s being observed. Mykiel was told to end him. But instead, he watches. Night after night.

As the visions fade and the window stops showing him what he needs, Mykiel is left with a choice, return to his sacred calling… or question whether divine orders are always divine.

In a world where Watchers are never meant to feel, one has begun to wonder if mercy might matter more than mandate.

The Moppers Logline:    

 By day, they answer phones at a shady ride-share call center. By night, they slip into black suits, clean up bodies, and wrestle with questions the Bible never answered. In a world where morality is murky and orders come from somewhere higher, or lower, two enigmatic “Moppers” carry out divine dirty work, never knowing if they’re serving angels… or something else. 

The Moppers Synopsis: 

By day, they’re just voices behind headsets—call center grunts working at a discount ride-share company called Fare Share. But after the phones go silent, Caleb and Ezra change into black suits and drive into the unknown, engaging in quiet, theological debates that linger between curiosity and disillusionment.

Their conversations, often centered on biblical inconsistencies, forgotten scripture, and uneasy truths, reveal two men who are more than just co-workers. They are partners, perhaps something older. And though they work under the radar, their actions ripple through something much larger.

When their “second job” is finally revealed, the quiet absurdity of their philosophical musings collides with the stark reality of their mission: cleaning up after sanctioned kills, scrubbing the sins of others from the earthly plane. But for whom? God? The Devil? Or some enigmatic agency older than both?

The Moppers is a moody, metaphysical noir that doesn’t offer answers, but hints that the war between good and evil isn’t fought on battlefields, but in office breakrooms, mop buckets, and passing glances between old souls doing what they’ve always done.

The Reader Logline:    

   A world-weary detective seeking answers in a cold case visits an enigmatic psychic whose unsettling knowledge of his missing sister forces him to confront secrets, grief, and a haunting truth that’s been waiting on the other side of reason. . 

The Reader Synopsis: 

Detective Keith, a seasoned but emotionally burdened investigator, follows a hunch into a psychic’s reading room tucked away in the shadows of the city. He claims he’s chasing a lead on a current case, but the truth lies deeper in the unresolved disappearance of his sister, Maya, decades earlier. The mysterious woman, Delilah, isn’t just a fortune-teller; she’s a conduit of unsettling truths, symbolic clues, and haunting insights that cut deeper than Keith expects.

As tarot cards are laid and cryptic revelations surface, Keith finds himself pulled into a spiritual reckoning. Delilah seems to know things no one else could, about his past, about Maya, and about the haunted house that has recently become the center of his investigation. The encounter unfolds with unnerving calm, culminating in a prophetic warning: the answers he seeks will come, but only at great personal cost.

When Delilah reveals a torn photo of a girl who once called herself Maya, with a detail only Keith could recognize, the line between the spiritual and the real begins to blur. With every moment, it becomes clearer: this isn’t just a psychic reading, it’s a threshold. What awaits beyond it may not just be truth, but a dangerous choice that will follow him long after he leaves.

Vhelma Sue Logline:    

   As a quiet detective probes a string of deaths tied to an old missing girl case, she begins to suspect her partner, and herself, may be part of something larger, as unseen forces steer their investigation toward a truth neither of them is ready to face.

Vhelma Sue Synopsis: 

Detective Vhelma Sue is sharp, collected, and deliberate, traits that serve her well as she investigates a string of deaths tied to a long-cold missing girl case. But as she and her partner Keith dig deeper, something off lingers beneath the surface of their work. Most of the film unfolds inside a vehicle, where theology, intuition, and unspoken truths collide through quiet conversation.

Keith begins to question his faith, reflecting on a world where good and evil no longer feel separate. Vhelma, on the other hand, remains composed, too composed. As the two investigate a series of scenes connected to a growing list of unexplained deaths, it becomes clear that Vhelma may be withholding more than just case details. What her partner doesn’t know is that Vhelma’s calm is not her own.

In a quiet war of intuition and manipulation, Vhelma Sue peels back the layers of conscience, control, and complicity, where the lines between witness and weapon begin to blur.

Fare Running Logline:    

  A weary rideshare driver, overwhelmed by a night of difficult passengers and mounting personal frustration, picks up a final fare that challenges his sanity, and forces him to confront the life he’s been running from. 

The Fare Running Synopsis: 

After a long night of difficult rides, a burned-out rideshare driver hits his breaking point. Just as he considers quitting for good, he picks up Mykiel, a quiet, mysterious fare whose calm presence stands in stark contrast to the chaos that came before. As they ride together through dim city streets, a subtle tension builds. Mykiel’s cryptic demeanor and the driver’s raw emotional state ignite a slow-burning confrontation that forces both men to confront truths they’ve been avoiding.

A tense and introspective psychological short, Fare Running explores what happens when a man trying to escape himself meets someone who refuses to let him.