Creators: Elizabeth Murray

Cafe Conversations is comprised of interconnected conversations which all take place in a Brooklyn Cafe. It deals with the absurdity and frustrations of everyday situations and the foolish and undoubtedly mortifying things we all do in our interactions with the opposite sex. It follows a waitress and six customers who are all addicted to coffee, desperate for love, and are all completely at the mercy of pop culture. Much like an excerpt from Overheard in New York, each episode is a 90 second comic conversation between two friends. While each set of characters appear to be separate from the others as the series continues it becomes clear how their lives begin to intersect.

Matt has been cheating on Sarah, his upper eastside girlfriend with the waitress at his local café. Abbey has spent the night with her ex-boyfriend…again. Sam confesses to joining another dating site; Dennis reveals he has had his heart and identity stolen by a girl he met online.

Producer: Elizabeth Murray, EP
Writers: Elizabeth Murray, Jim Ford
Directors: Elizabeth Murray, Michael Goldburg
Director of Photography: Robert Morse
Starring: Jessica Phillips, Jorge Cordova, Max Woertendyke, Andrea Ciannavei, Kate Gilligan

Dianne tells Abbey of her date the night before and learns a disturbing truth about her friend.

Producers: Elizabeth Murray, EP; Olenka Denysenko, AP
Writers: Elizabeth Murray, Jim Ford
Directors: Jim Ford, Elizabeth Murray, Michael Goldburg
Director of Photography: Robert Morse
Starring: Andrea Ciannavei, Kate Gilligan, Aimee Howard, Leslie Loggans, Jessica Phillips, Jonathan Harford

Sam has joined another dating site.

Writer:Jim Ford
Starring: Aimee Howard, Leslie Loggins

Creator: Eric Kline

Police Unit 1 is about a federal police agency that fights domestic terrorism. What makes it unique is that it is done in the world of the action figure and it is animated in a form of stop animation. The fictional storyline goes like this, the government created a new branch off of Homeland Security to share the work load with the FBI. The new Police Units are like the king of regular, local police agencies. Officer Frank is the commanding officer of the first Police Unit. Him and his partner, Officer Roger who is second in command, have four other well trained ex-swat officers. Together with local agencies, Police Unit 1 gathers information to try and prevent atrocities from happening. Police Units will respond to 911 calls, yes, but they are secondary responders if the threat level requires their attention. Their headquarters is in a special office with a built-in interrogation room. The Police Units have special vehicles and weapons. All the police agents know martial arts, so sometimes they literally take down their enemies in hand to hand combat. This series is shot on personally designed sets and shot in a certain look, such as 16x9. The personal stories of the characters are spread out in the series. Not everything about the characters are shown in these first few episodes. The terrorists are the same way. Some questions of who or what are answered later on. This terrorist group is organized with the leader, then the elite guards in red hats, and then the regular guards. Basically, as the story progresses, more answers will present themselves and more information about particular characters will also come into the light.

A bank is targeted by terrorists. Police Unit 1 is introduced and they recieve information about the bank robbery. Officer Roger believes it is a terrorist act and thinks PU1 should be involved in this case. Commanding Officer Frank orders some of his men to go check it out and Roger's suspicions are confirmed.

Director: Eric Kline

The bank robbers took 28,000 dollars for some unknown reason. PU1 checks out the place for any evidence. They end up getting a copy of the security footage and also find a sample of the suspect's DNA on the wall in the form of blood. The team is on their way to figuring who is involved.

Director: Eric Kline

The officers of PU1 review the security footage and notice there were two individuals involved. The DNA sample is being tested by Officer Scott. A patrol officer calls PU1 saying that he thinks he pulled over the suspects for a broken tail light but let them go. Officer Frank requests that the officer visits PU1 for debriefing.

Director: Eric Kline

The information that the street officer has proves useful. Another street cop notices a car matching the description that was put out in an A.P.B. PU1 orders the street cop to follow at a safe distance but not to pull the vehicle over or attempt to make any arrests. They believe the suspect will lead them to others.

Director: Eric Kline

The street unit follows the suspect to an office building. PU1 is in route and the terrorist meets with his superior. The lead terrorist goes by the name Zang. The terrorist gives Zang his money, which, was stolen from the bank. Zang and some of his elite guards make an escape while a gun battle begins.

Director: Eric Kline

Police Unit 1 enters the building. The gun battle turns into a hand to hand fight. Once the officers take down the resistance, they face the tougher Elite Guards. The whole time, the terrorist continues to try and delete incriminating files on a computer. Once the guards are taken care of, the officers arrest the ring leader terrorist.

Director: Eric Kline

The officers of PU1 take the terrorist and one of Zang's Elite Guards to PU1 for interrogation. Frank and Roger are losing their calm and want any information right away. The terrorist breaks and tells them about the target. The officers load up and head over to the target to confront Zang.

Director: Eric Kline

The officers of PU1 enter the targeted area and the gun battle turns into an intense hand to hand fight. Roger, Frank, and Scott fight Elite guards. Once the situation with the nasty guards is taken care of, Frank and Zang fight each other. Scott and Mike work on disarming the bomb. It ends with someone taking a bullet.

Director: Eric Kline

Creator: Joe Gonzales

The Record Shop is a group of eclectic characters that make up an independent music store. The music store as a business is a dying breed and the store will do whatever it takes to keep their mind off of that inevitability. What sets this show apart from other sitcoms is the multicultural aspect of the workers inside The Record Shop. Too many sitcoms are either an all White, an all African American, or all Hispanic cast, there's no real mix. As all music stores should be, it will be full of crazy customers, situations - employees and not to mention music.

Seth's looking for new friends, trying to expand his circle and mistakenly places an ad in the Craigslist personals.

Writers: Joe Gonzales, Drew Pletcher
Director: Joe Gonzales
Director of Photography: Austin Ellsworth
Starring: Randall Shea, Chris Wisdom, Stephanie Lincoln

Creator: Tom Williamson

The series Remembering follows a college student named Dylan. It begins when Dylan gets home from college to find an anonymous letter addressed to him. The letter sends him on a journey, both physically and mentally to find something that he has forgotten. The letter gives him clues, but he still has no idea what he is looking for. In future episodes we learn more about Dylan, we follow Dylan and his attempts to remember things that may or may not be true, and his use of video sharing sites hoping to get help and feedback in his search for the truth. In addition to the letter he gets other clues, an audio cassette, more letters and a video tape. Through the process he meets various people like some on the internet who are trying to help him remember. There are some who are trying to stop him from remembering. What confuses him most is that the people who are trying to stop him from remembering are people he thought were his friends.

Dylan gets home from college to find an anonymous letter addressed to him. The letter sends him on a journey, both physically and mentally to find something that he has forgotten. We follow Dylan and his attempts to remember things that may or may not be true, and his use of video sharing sites hoping to get help and feedback in his search for the truth.

Writer: Tom Williamson
Director: Tom Williamson
Starring: Tom Williamson

Dylan introduces himself to the world and a video sharing website in hopes of finding help in identifying what it was that he forgot and was now supposed to remember. He is confused, and appeals to the masses instead of just trying to figure things out on his own. In a way he is creating his own reality show.

Writer: Tom Williamson
Director: Tom Williamson
Starring: Tom Williamson

Dylan gets another clue that he doesn't understand. An audio tape is left in an envelope in his driveway. He plays it and apparently it is full of clues but none of them make sense to him. So, he makes another video to post on the internet hoping to get a reaction from someone who might have an idea from what they observed so far.

Writer: Tom Williamson
Director: Tom Williamson
Starring: Tom Williamson

Creator: Jonah Vigil

Explicit adult themed stop motion animations... Think Robot Chicken with a nihilistic twist.

Flesh eating zombies attack, leaving the few remaining survivors in search of refuge.

Producer: Jonah Vigil
Writer: Jonah Vigil
Director: Jonah Vigil

Creator: Orlando J. Estrada

ThatOrloShow is a show about expanding our horizons and out of the box thinking of traveling to different unique areas to meet unique people of different backgrounds to see what they are up to. It consist of interviewing people, exploring the landscape and surrounding territories. Add some flavor and goofiness to lighten up the mood vs. random boring videos. Also, with such, we do quick sketch comedy along side with mock documentary's to lighten everyone’s mood. With a camera always present there's always new and interesting adventures to surge. When we meet people we give them the opportunity to either showcase their talent or express their opinion. ThatOrloShow is always on the lookout for up and coming artists that need a helping hand in getting their name out there and doing it in style only like ThatOrloShow can.

My crew wanted to visit and checkout the area in Hell, Michigan to see what the people were like and what was over there. So we decided to take "ThatOrloShow" to Hell so that we can show our audiences what Hell is really about... like their food.

Producer: Orlando J. Estrada
Director: Jose Velazquez
Starring: Deavid Leon

Creator: Kyle Bergersen

Refugees from a Renaissance Fair take their jobs way too seriously.

Nim has a personal crisis that threatens his sexual identity and his friends must step up to help.

Director: Kyle Bergersen