Series A

It's About Forgiveness by Albi Gorn
A delightful comedy about a man who seeks out his wife in heaven to ask for forgiveness. Directed by Albi Gorn. Starring Daniel K. Anderson and Lynn Voth.

Onomatopoeia by Jason B. Schmidt and Darlene Heller
A rose by any other name would smell as sweet, but with time all things change. We witness this in this experimental piece tracking the relationship of two individuals between the ages of 17 to 21. Directed by Gwen Eyster. Starring Darlene Heller and Jason B. Schmidt.

Got'cha by Arno Austin
The AWA acting company takes auditioning for their company to a new level and the results are astonishing! Directed by Arno Austin. Starring Russel Jordan, Darius Johnson, Ligia Quinn, Arno Austin and Brenda Cooney.

The Prayer by Kassandra Vaughn Harper
A woman turns to God in search of answers to a prayer that she feels has fallen on deaf ears. Directed by Kassandra Vaughn Harper. Starring Melanie Levy, Kassandra Vaughn Harper, Ned Cray, Joe Avella, Stevie de Boer and Jeffrey Mills.

Series B

The Amnesiac by Mark Damon
Imagine you have entered the twilight zone. Mr. & Mrs. Swenson bring their son to the doctor to cure him of his amnesia. What you are about to see you will never forget! Directed by Vanya Pawson. Starring Peter Whalen, Melissa Stoudenheimer, Paul Hansen and Jonathan Valdez.

Brooklyn Beginnings by Kerri M. Hoffman
Two twenty-something law students learn they have more in common then what's between the sheets. Directed by Marcalan Glassberg. Starring Amanda Zawadzki, Hinde Liepmannsoh and Joe Lesko.

Unnamed Holocaust Project by Scott Klavan
A professor meets with two Hollywood executives to discuss his screenplay about his family's experiences during the Holocaust. Directed by Scott Klavan. Starring Steven Ott, Lee Anne Hutchison and Annie Branson.

Kitty by Manuel Igrejas
A young actress from Texas talks about the plusses and minuses of being very pretty. Directed by Lory Henning-Dyson. Starring Jennifer Boutell.

Series C

In A Pickle by Larry Hayes
A delicious comedy about a vicious conglomerate that tries to use high-pressure tactics to force a man to sell his family's pickle company. Directed by Larry Hayes. Starring Lisbeth Dyes, Ron Voz and Dan McHenry.

Late by Dylan Kyle Jackson
A young man about to go away to college learns that his girlfriend is pregnant. Directed by Margaret H. Shin. Starring Trevor Dallier, Brooke DiMarco, Dana Dellinger and Joseph Smith.

You Weren't Here by Warren Schultz
A man returns after 4 years to try to reconcile his relationship with his ex-girlfriend. Directed by Warren Schultz. Starring Amy Mills and David DiLego.

The 7th Disorder by Rhea MacCallum
Maya, an anorexic, is pressured into finishing her first solid meal after checking into an Eating Disorder Clinic. Directed by Eriko Ogawa. Starring Aziza Omar, Sidse Ploug Soerensen, Poorna Jagannathan, Maceo Rosa and Caroline Goldrick.

Series D

Evening Gloves by Helen Hill
Two homeless people living in an underground storage unit face an uncomfortable situation when they have an unexpected visitor. Directed by Lori Payne. Starring Karen Page, Anthony Harper and Robert Starks.

Love: This Game Is Real by Tremane Hickman
A poetic story about a girl and a guy anxiously waiting to play the game of love without getting played. Directed by Tremane Hickman. Starring Devry Robinson, Nefertari "Nefie" White, Vernon Druses and Christiane Lataillade.

Tokyo Vampire by Dwayne Lawler
Tokyo Vampire is a heartbreaking horror story of a vampire's last confession before he goes "into the sun". Directed by Dwayne Lawler. Starring Dwayne Lawler.

Happy Sauce by Benjamin Lewis
On the day of a big marketing pitch to investors for Happy Sauce, the inventor discovers his roommate died after sampling the new sauce. Let's just say the sauce doesn't live up to its name. Directed by Carly Cioffi. Starring Peter Clausen, Teddy Rosenak, Bridgette Hayes, Benjamin Lewis and Matthew Rudnicki.

Series E

Mylosovic by T. D. White
A light romantic comedy about a casting director trying desperately to cast a commercial for a new product. Directed by Kobun Kaluza. Starring Matt Pozzi, Jenna Friedenberg, Kevin Bohl and Damani Rivers.

Stu's Dead Dog by David Miguel Estrada
Small town drama unfolds when a man runs over his friend's dog in rural Texas. Directed by David Miguel Estrada. Starring David Miguel Estrada, Michael Henry Harris, Armistead Johnson and Glenn Lawrence.

Shakespeare In America by Jonathon Ward
Accused of being a witch in the year 1619, an actor and his friend from England are left stranded on the beach of Cape Cod for having in their possession the playbook The Tempest. Directed by Nathan Lemoine. Starring James Ferguson, Keldrick Crowder, John Concado and Ephraim Lopez.

Word Infirmia: The Criminal Perspectives Project by Perri Yaniv
Is based on interviews with prison inmates, ex-convicts, officers of the judicial system and victims of crime. Directed by Glynis Rigsby. Starring Perri Yaniv.

Series F

Dogboy & Justine by Racheline Maltese
A dominatrix gains a better understanding of politics between women through her interaction with the dungeon's most puzzling client. Directed by Racheline Maltese. Starring Jessica Bathurst, Rani Karnik, Edie Nugent, Susie Abraham, Danny Pitt Stoller and Susan Shay.

Letter To Orestes by Iakovos Kambanellis
A mother, Clytemnestra, sets out to defend her actions of killing her husband, Agamemnon, in a letter to her son Orestes Directed by Robert McNamara and Ioanna Gavakou. Starring Ioanna Gavakou, Letha Constantinides and Christopher Henley.

The Upside Down Mirror by Emanuel Fleischmann
The chance meeting of two men at a bus stop turns their lives upside down. Sometimes what we want is staring us right in the face, but we can't see it. Directed by Bobbi Schevitz. Starring Rick Apicella, Andrew Lionetti, Jack Sheehy and Robin Peck.

American Spirits by Amy E. Witting
A young woman returns to the city that haunts her in hopes of stabilizing her career and is forced to confront her past. Directed by Jennifer Katz. Starring Andy Melton and Marissa Wolf.

Series G

Variance by Constance George
A young actor finds a new freedom of expression as he prepares to play the part of Olivia in Twelfth Night. Directed by Constance George. Starring Mike Roche.

The Green Duck by Marshaline Letcher
A thirteen-year old boy is forced by his mother to learn about the birds and the bees. Directed by Marshaline Letcher. Starring TraDon Turner, Pamela C. Harewood, Adisa Olubayo Bankhole and Chudney Sykes.

When Cherry Blossoms Bloom by Steven A. Shapiro
Two joggers who meet in a park breathe life into each other's lives. Directed by Heidi Handelsman. Starring Bob Greensberg and Alison Saltz.

In Sheep's Clothing by Jerrod Bogard
On a cold winter night three men sit around a campfire listening to a frightful tale of wild beasts. Directed by Kristin Skye Hoffman. Starring Jeffrey Eric Young, Michael Freeland and Bennett W. Harrell.

Series H

Hook Up by Michael Boothroyd
Is about the current state of dating for gay men in New York City. Directed by Michael Boothroyd. Starring Carl Ka-Ho Li and Ryan G. Metzger.

The Gasshole by Joel Hanson
Two guys run out of gas on a road across the Nevada desert and fear for their lives as the sun goes down. Directed by Joel Hanson. Starring Danny Bruckert and Scott Voloshin.

Place Your Bets by Cindy Mae Harper
What would happen if the world's social ills united to plan world domination while playing a game of poker? Directed by Cindy Mae Harper. Starring Greg Cayea, Theo Johnson, Michael McManus, Ramsey Palmer and Maggie Jeary.

Pride by Jim Known
The daily routine of two weathered thespians is disrupted when a young upstart turns up to "their" audition. Directed by Dev Bondarin. Starring Corydon Merritt, Joseph Sousa and Christopher Gilkey.

Series I

Dad's Client by Irwin Nayman
A daughter confronts her father about his relationship with a client. Directed by Oleg Braude. Starring Frankie Dee and Sasha Painter.

Comedia/Tragedia by Ed Gibbons-Brown
Everybody wears a mask and only some of us get the privilege to see our true selves. One girl's search for herself put's her in a precarious situation. Directed by Ed Gibbons-Brown. Starring Sid Judge-Avery, George Marshall, Jr., Kathleen O'Loughlin, Lani Barry and Brian Apfel.

Practical Marriage: Green Cards, Health Insurance and Deliberate Pregnancy by Lena Moy-Borgen
A musical about a sister who tries to discourage her brother from getting married. Directed by Lena Moy-Borgen. Starring Jon Riddleberger, Miyoko Conley, Josh Roberts, Sam Borgen, Lena Moy-Borgen, Shawna Cupples, Adam John Roper and Anna Greenfield.

Madrid by Paul M. Buzinski
A social/political farce in which the rich get richer, and not only do the poor get poorer, they gotta deal with the neighbors! Directed by Merry Beamer. Starring Wende O'Reilly, Sam Street and Bob Manus.

Bench by Harrison David Rivers
Two homeless men aspire to be remembered by their former glory. Directed by Abigail T. Simon. Starring Paul Michael Valley and Don Meehan.

Series J

Sunday With Albert and Mandy by Mara Lesemann
How well do you know your friends? Well if they're anything like Mandy and Albert you would want to keep them happy. Directed by Simcha Borenstein. Starring Rachel Klausner, Carlo Fiorletta, Mika Gill and Jordan Auslander.

Three Women by Michael D. Jackson
Three world famous female writers, Dorothy Parker, Lorraine Hansberry and Maxine Hong Kingston meet in limbo for a tea party. Directed by Michael D. Jackson. Starring Angela Liao, Ebony Coles and Maggie Burkle.

Pandora's Box by Michael Alvarez
Two innocent and bible-peddling siblings get lured into a sordid nightclub and have their faith put to the ultimate test. Directed by Michael Alvarez. Starring Jessica Frey, Joe Haupt, Christina Martinez, Matthew Cippaghila, Monifa Fola Brown and Maria Hurdle.

On The Brink by David Risk
Two Brinks guards get trapped in a bank vault in the midst of the next terror attack in NYC. Directed by Hilary Adams. Starring Adam Harris and David Risk.

Series K

Loyal Companion by Joseph Wohlgemuth
Is it really better to have loved and lost then never to have loved at all? Well, one man finds out as time goes by. Directed by Joseph Wohlgemuth. Starring Joseph Wohlgemuth, Brian Patacca and Tracey Hadley.

Beautiful Deceivers by Michael L. Counts
Life imitates Art as a female drama student gets involved with a male, married professor. Directed by Dennis Gleason. Starring Andrea Bertola, Jason Rosoff, Michael Littner, Amanda Moniz-Falcone, Benjamin Cooper Sulds, Michelle Hotaling, Dawn Church and Cordell Fannin.

The Gregor & Olga Show by Gabi Almstaetter and Gregory Levine
A comedy about Berlin, love, lust, obsession and living the American Dream. Directed by Monica Rodriguez. Starring Ruby Valentine, Gabi Almstaetter and Gregory Levine.

Numerals: A Fable About Knowing by Devin Burnam
A wanderer enters a strange world of trolls, girls playing in sandboxes, and girls in Easter dresses. Can you play the guessing game? Beware! It can be deadly. Directed by Devin Burnam. Starring Lillie Jayne, Erik Wolfe, Erica Livingston, Nicholas Warren-Gray and Caleb Scott.

Series L

This is Your Life by Elan Zafir
A tragicomedy about a son coping with the death of his mother. Directed by Elan Zafir. Starring Rick Busser, Elan Zafir, Christian Hogarth, Jesse Washington, James Clamp and Aaron Wilton.

Rime of the Four Albatross by Krista Knight
Four albatross-or four claiming to be albatross-are exchanging stories on the cliffs by the sea. But with all four talking in a choral arrangement, confusion reigns as a secret unfolds. Directed by Greg Edwards. Starring Michael Apuzzo, Tim Eliot, Lisa Siciliano and Jen Jamula.

Protect the Crotch by Tim J. MacMillan
A comedy about roommates who are dealing with life, love, honor and secrets of hidden desires. Directed by Colleen Rebecca Britt. Starring Timothy Riley, Dennis Hruska and Clay Thomas Black.

The ABC Slump by Ernest Curcio
On a normal morning in the middle of a white American suburb lives Cindy, Bradley and their son Brady. Most families go on vacation when stress builds. This one plays Russian Roulette. Directed by Ernest Curcio. Starring Nick Basile, Evelyn Barnett and Daniel Brucker.

Mystic TV by Mary Elizabeth Shanahan
Paradise is not lost. Find it on Mystic T.V., a comedy about the intolerance of religion. Directed by Geeta Citygirl. Starring Duane Gerard Whitley, Steve Bussen, Jennifer Pearson, Mary Elizabeth Shanahan, Steve Sirkis and Deepti Gupta.