Dallas just got a new smoking tat burned on his back and he’s ready to show it off. But not before his best friend Austin drags him and his beer-swilling buddies to an open-mic poetry jam at a posh wine bar. Is the poetry any good? Does the tat really smoke? What awkward angles do friends have to navigate when telling each other the truth, straight up?

Colin Jones was born on the floor of 335 Spring Court in Perkins Homes, one of the oldest public housing developments in southeast Baltimore. He is now director of The POWER House, a community center housed in a repurposed firehouse and the last occupied structure in the condemned housing project.

In September 2017, Hurricane Irma devastated the small island of Barbuda. All 1,800 inhabitants were evacuated. As the island rebuilds, and residents slowly return, government intervention and private investment threaten access to communal land. Traditional subsistence practices such as farming, fishing and hunting, already on the decline before the storm, are at risk of disappearing entirely. These are the voices of farmers, fishermen and hunters on the importance of traditional foodways on the island of Barbuda... Before the Storm.

Jake just got locked out of Aubrey's apartment. In his underwear. Brad was nice enough to step into the hallway to tell him to go home. But if Jake could just borrow a pair of pants...

NEIGHBORS is a short film about the lengths we will (and won't) go to for imperfect strangers.