Thessa Mloe

Taking place entirely during the opening night of a high school's production of Shakespeare's Midsummer Night's Dream, OPENING NIGHT chronicles the on stage disasters and off-stage drama of a group of students, their drama teacher and a visiting B-list TV star.

Johnny Otto's newest project "The Sun King" is a dark, quirky short film (20 Min.) about a Young Woman named Chloe (Thessa M'Loe) who begins following a mysterious Crime Fighter, (Pedro Shanahan) who she claims has special powers, which are the result of taking some sort of drug. After encountering a Young Man named Ben, (Tim Perkins) Chloe begins to confess everything she has seen to him. But will Ben believe her strange and unlikely story or simple think that she is going mad? And, is there more to Ben than Chloe has thought?

With baseball being the last thing on these player's minds, and dealing with one of the longest losing streaks in college history, the team of misfits comes to the realization that the school, led by the corrupt and unethical President of the University, has plans to disband the entire program. Hilarity ensues as they have one afternoon to execute a plan to fill the stadium, sign the top recruit on the planet, and help send their coach out with a bang.

After a failed marriage proposal, Ethan falls into a pattern of self destruction. One morning after waking from a drunken blackout, he finds the woman of his dreams in his bed. But dreams can quickly turn to nightmares.

Budget cuts force two rival ambulance companies and their misfit medics to go head-to-head to save their patients, their jobs and their beer money, all in the name of emergency medicine.

A young couple dances through the extremes of human passion -- from lust to love, from obsession to murder!

Welcome to the dark underworld of Hollywood's Golden Age where monsters really do exist.

An actress is unwittingly hired by her stalker to make a low budget period movie about a famous unsolved Los Angeles murder, but she and her company of young indie filmmakers soon discover themselves to be the real subjects of the terror.