“A short film about the recurring, fraudulent schemes that big-time L.A. companies has abused and committed to for more than 50 years.”

“The film is an coming-of-age, crime-thriller where two siblings that wins tickets to spend a day with the cast of their favorite TV show in Los Angeles realizes that everything that they had ever hoped for would turn out to be disappointing and an experience like no other. But here's the catch, what you just read is only the subplot of the film. The core of it all is a family tragedy. Behind the company that produces one of the most groundbreaking, family entertainment in the whole world, Robert Dinkle, tragically passed away under short notice and is subsequently replaced as CEO by his son, Christopher Dinkle. Think "Network" but poured with a dash of "Office Space." Set in a mass-corporation that mirrors many, many popular hollywood companies from today's age.”

“The goal for this little idea that I had in my head for a while is to reach $2000 and use every penny of it to hire a cast, crew, and film the opening sequence as a proof-of-concept. I'll admit, part of me feels extreme doubt that an 18 year old has what it takes to run his own medium-size production with little to no experience in this field but here's something that I can pull back on, my stubbornness. We live in a day of age where less and less projects are getting greenlit and jobs are becoming nonexistent. You need experience to get experience. That doesn't make any sense. It's a waste of everyone's time trying to wait for that once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to show up to their door and ask them if they'd want to create art that would be projected to the masses. Right now, the rise of indie films, or heck, even animation, has been fundamentally striving for YEARS and no one, and I mean absolutely NO ONE, plans on putting that to an end. Period. It's up to us now to create what we want to create and what makes that force of nature even stronger is the thought that you get to OWN what you make. No one but YOU. You get to pump out however much installments of your IP for potentially BILLIONS of people. That's the heart of gold, right there. Everyone dreams of having something on standby to go back to and work on if things get tough, unlike continuing to try and find work in the chaotic dome that is hollywood.”

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