Space: Above and Beyond (Fox—Additional Music)

Free A Man To Fight: Women Soldiers of WWII (History Channel)

Free A Man To Fight: Women Soldiers of WWII (History Channel)

Music by
Kristopher Carter

A bachelor party becomes a savage fight for survival when the groomsmen unwittingly unleash a fabled predator upon the festivities.

Directed by
Mindy Pomper Johnson

Produced by
Mindy Pomper Johnson
Robert Y. Shintani
Christina Svoboda

Music by
Kristopher Carter

Cinematopgraphy by
Jeff Johnson
David Wittkower

Film Editing by
Kate Amend
Elizabeth Edwards

Sound Department
Rob Whitehurst

Camera and Electrical Department
Aileen Mayer

Editorial Department
Bill Bryn Russell

Tahlequah the Whale: A Dance of Grief

Tahlequah the Whale: A Dance of Grief

Music by
Lolita Ritmanis

Directed by
Daniel Kreizberg

Written by
Daniel Kreizberg

Produced by
Amy Andersson
Akvile Bliujute-Januse
Daniel Kreizberg
Meinardas Valkevicius

Music by
Lolita Ritmanis

JURY AWARD WINNER – DocsMX: The International Documentary Film Festival of Mexico City (2023)

AUDIENCE CHOICE AWARD WINNER – Tirana International Film Festival (2023)

WINNER BEST SHORT BY A FIRST TIME FILMMAKER, NOMINEE BEST ANIMATED SHORT, NOMINEE BEST ORIGINAL SCORE SHORT – Next Generation Indie Film Awards (2023)

HONORABLE MENTION – Jackson Wild Media Awards (2023)

The Obituarist

The Obituarist

Music by
Lolita Ritmanis

Sarah Fitzsimmons still lives at home while working as an obituary writer– a job that she loves… until she makes a massive error. Now she must deal with the repercussions while also facing the fact that she’s working in a dying artform.

Directed by
Shannan Leigh Reeve

Written by
Chelese Belmont

Produced by
Chelese Belmont

Cast
Vaughn Armstrong (Don Fitzsimmons)
Kitty Swink (Marilyn Fitzsimmons)
Eddie Davenport (Mark O’Brien)
Lawrence Saint-Victor (Devon Mills)
Chelsea Belmont (Sarah Fitzsimmons)
Elliot Rodriguez (Delivery Guy) 
Lauren Deane Hunter (Lilah O’Brien)

Music by
Lolita Ritmanis

WINNER – Womens Comedy Film Festival of Atlanta (Official Selection, 2019) – Best Comedy 

NOMINEE – Portland Comedy Film Festival (Official Selection, Spring 2019) – Best Comedy Film

NOMINEE – Portland Comedy Film Festival (Official Selection, Spring 2019) – Best Director

Southern Shorts Awards – Award of Merit: Film, Acting, Editing, Sound Mix, Music, Producing, Production Design

Independent Short Awards – Silver Award (Best Comedy); Bronze Award (Female Director), 2018

Olympus Film Festival (Official Selection 2019 )- Finalist 

 Los Angeles Independent Film Festival – SemiFinalist

 Screencraft Spring 2017 Short Film Fund – SemiFinalist

My Mother Dreams The Satan’s Disciples In New York

My Mother Dreams The Satan’s Disciples In New York

Music by
Michael McCuistion

Winner of the 2000 Academy Award – Best Live Action Short Film. A widowed housewife travels to the Big City for the first time to visit her daughter. Once there, she becomes obsessed with the Hell’s Angels-ish bikers’ club across the street from her daughter’s East Village apartment.

Directed by
Barbara Schock

Written by
Rex Pickett

Produced by
Tammy Tiehel

Executive Producer
John Wills Martin

Cinematography by
Chris Manley

Film Editing by
Andrew Seklir

Production Design by
Michael Thomas

Art Direction by
Lynne Pope

Costume Design by
Danielle Launzel

Music by
Michael McCuistion

Winner—Academy Awards, USA 2000
Oscar: Best Short Film, Live Action

Winner—AFI Fest 1998
Audience Award: Best Student Short Film

Winner—DGA Student Awards 1998
Best Woman Student Filmmaker – West Coast

Winner—Palm Springs International ShortFest 1999
Student Award: Best Live Action Over 15 Minutes

DC Showcase: The Phantom Stranger

DC Showcase: The Phantom Stranger

Music by
Kristopher Carter,
Lolita Ritmanis,
Michael McCuistion

A young girl, seeking adventure and emancipation from her “establishment” parents, is taken, by a band of hippie acolytes, to meet their guru. Can even the mystical power of The Phantom Stranger help Marcie to find her own truth?

Directed by Bruce Timm Writing Credits Ernie Altbacker (written by) John Broome (characters) Carmine Infantino (characters) Produced by James Krieg (co-producer) Matthew Mahoney (associate producer) Sam Register (executive producer) Bruce Timm (executive producer) Casting by Wes Gleason Production Management Crissy Kikkawa Melissa Lohman Art Department Cassandra Canete Tim Divar Gary Hartle Vinton Heuck Dae Woo Lee Kyungsoo Lee Seungkyu Lee Choi Soo Myung Christina Sotta Sound Department Jeff O. Collins (recording machine operator) David M. Cowan (adr editor / dialogue editor) Kelly Ann Foley (adr editor/dialogue editor) Patrick J. Foley (adr editor/dialogue editor) Mike Garcia (adr editor/ dialogue editor) Robert Hargreaves (re-recording mixer/sound designer) John Hegedes (re-recording mixer) Mark Keatts (supervising adr editor/supervising dialogue editor) Wilson Martinez (track reader) Fred Salinas (track reader) Visual Effects by Timothy N. Ryan Editorial Department Greg Emerson Additional Crew Wes Gleason Music by Kristopher Carter Lolita Ritmanis Michael McCuistion