Jennifer Cox aka Jenny B.

Education

I’m just here so I don’t get fined.

Diego Ratto

Film

Diego Ratto, an Italian composer based in Los Angeles, is renowned for seamlessly blending sound design elements into film scores, creating hybrid and innovative sonorities. His compositions expertly merge electronic elements with traditional instrumentation, enriching the cinematic experience with captivating auditory landscapes. Emerging from the avant-garde scene, he has developed techniques for enhancing electroacoustic orchestration, resulting in compositions recognized and awarded in several international competitions.

Matt Moeller

Television

Matt Moeller has aspired to be a writer, director, and funnyman since living in Orlando, Florida in 2004 which is basically the cretaceous period at this point. He’s written a book about improv comedy, hosted a live show where he got romantically dumped on stage 20 times in one night, made a ton of little fun videos for channel101 and YouTube, and now he’s full port into writing and directing horror shorts. This is the first you’ve heard of him and you’re unimpressed, but somewhat tickled at his self deprecation and meta humor. Wait, he’s standing right behind you right now, isn’t he?

“Mad Max type universe commercial parody”

In a desolate, post-apocalyptic Chicago where a comet has vaporized all water, Mad Matt runs a one-of-a-kind emporium selling brutalized sporting goods and leather bondage gear to raiders battling for survival. With his charismatic, wild-eyed charm and a motley crew of fearsome customers—including a crossbow-wielding biker and a gimp-suited driver—Matt navigates the chaos of a world fueled by barter, blood, and scarce resources. This darkly comedic, Mad Max-inspired adventure blends gritty survival with outrageous style, where every piece of gear could mean the difference between life and death in the wasteland.

“A robot wrote this!”

“When a retro-futuristic cowboy discovers CineSignal, an innovative platform for filmmakers, he must champion this digital revolution or risk creative voices vanishing into obscurity in this visionary sci-fi drama with a hopeful tone.”

In a neon-lit, retro-futuristic desert where tumbleweeds glow and giant screens rise from the sand, a diverse cast of visionary creators unite to revolutionize filmmaking. The Futuristic Cowboy, a space-helmeted cinematographer, teams up with a raven-winged ballerina and a robotic director to launch CineSignal—a groundbreaking platform empowering filmmakers to showcase their work without middlemen or data mining. Blending sci-fi fantasy with a spirited celebration of artistic freedom, "The Future of Filmmaking" is a vibrant tale of creativity, independence, and the quest to own one’s spotlight in a digital age.

“When a fame-hungry woman steps through a mystical door at 11:11, Jamie must confront the haunting price of desire as a seductive red entity inhabits her soul, or lose herself to eternal regret in this dark psychological horror.”

In "Inhabitant," Jamie, a fame-obsessed woman, steps through a mysterious crimson-lit door at precisely 11:11, seeking to become the most desired person alive. Inside a shadowy room, she encounters a mesmerizing red-clad entity who offers her beauty and adoration—but at a chilling cost rooted in regret and self-denial. As Jamie confronts haunting echoes of her past and the true nature of desire, she must grapple with the terrifying realization that some bargains come already sealed, and the price may be losing herself entirely. This psychological horror blends surreal, haunting imagery with a dark exploration of longing, identity, and the seductive traps of vanity.

“30-something Sarah leaves a series of messages into her fiancé's vociemail until one day a stanger's voice picks up.”

Sarah can't get over her dead boyfriend and keeps leaving voice messages to his voice mail, recounting her daily life and whatever passes through her mind, as if he were still alive. Until, one night, she discovers that his number has been sold to another person and now she doesn't have that solace anymore.

“When Emily discovers alien puppeteers controlling humans, she and Nora—two women who can see the truth—must fight to expose the invasion or be consumed by mind-controlling horrors in this dark sci-fi thriller about love and resistance.”

In the chilling sci-fi thriller *Puppeteers*, Emily, a goth woman haunted by the ability to see sinister alien entities known as "the tall ones," navigates a world where humans are puppeted like marionettes by these faceless invaders. Set against the backdrop of modern Los Angeles, Emily teams up with Nora, a fierce journalist who shares her sight, as they uncover a terrifying conspiracy that controls society from the shadows. As their bond deepens, they must confront the crushing despair of fighting an invisible enemy that manipulates minds and threatens to consume them both. Blending psychological suspense with cosmic horror, *Puppeteers* explores themes of control, resistance, and the desperate fight for autonomy in a world where freedom is an illusion.

Roadless Rule comment for environmental advocate partners

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This is a bumper I directed and edited for a short form show for millennials that's about gossip and fun segments.

This is my rough cut of the timejump montage in my short film, call 154. This shooting sequence ended up taking a pretty significant amount of time out of the whole shoot, but I really feel like it was worth it. With the steady and amazing hands of my Cinematographer Drew, we were able to line up shots and get a smooth pan with time jumps in the editing bay out of just his skills and the tripod we had on hand.