Production

“IOKA,” is an exploration of the 1915 Ioka Theater in Exeter, NH.

Ever wonder what magnificent marvels lie outside of your back door? WILD VIEW is a compelling and fascinating educational series in 12 short episodes, each presenting a detailed look at unique habitats, wildlife species, fascinating scientific research, and heroic conservation efforts in Massachusetts and in other parts of New England. Experience the sights and sounds of New England from an entirely new and stunning perspective. Fly through the Connecticut Valley with the majestic Bald Eagle, learn about the imperiled Old Growth Forests, and follow the Humpback Whale through New England waters in WILD VIEW. In association with the Mass Audubon, Equilibrio Films series WILD VIEW is the first New England wildlife documentary to be filmed in Ultra High-Definition. WILD VIEW will both enthrall and educate audiences of all ages in New England and beyond.

18 students enter the New England Center for Circus Arts on September 8 on a nine month journey to become Professional Circus Performers. How many will make it? How many will not?

“Tracks to Somewhere” is a first person documentary which explores the contemporary hobo community and its rail riding lifestyle. Through documenting hoboes around the nation, “Tracks to Somewhere” will truly create one of the most intimate portraits of contemporary American hobo.

The film is set in Salem, MA, in 1978 and revolves around a 15 year High School reunion and five old friends who share a gruesome secret.

A documentary about the contemporary Mashpee Wampanoag community and it's connection to it's past as a tribal territory.

Two guys who are forced to seek help after they're car breaks down, discover gruesome murders at the hands of an apparent Blanket.

The story of a modern-day shaman and his young disciple in Vermont.

A fall into a jack-in-the-box leads to confusion, adventure and horror. Through the use of crude puppetry and musical sequences, 'jack' treks a sinister fantasy land. Locations: Boston - Provincetown, MA - Blue Hills Reservation, MA - Salem, MA - Plymouth, MA - Los Angeles

A modern telling of the greatest tragic romance ever told

A modern telling of Shakespeare's classic tragedy, using all the original text.

Although United Methodist policy unequivocally states that gay unions can not take place in Methodist churches, Methodist pastors have been defying the order of the greater church by marrying gay couples. Filmmaker Charissa King documents the broader struggle in the United Methodist Church, while she plans a wedding with her partner Kelly and meditates over the relationship with her father, a Methodist pastor.

How far will artists go to perfect their art?

This short film focuses on the lives of two young girls whose mothers believe that they can communicate telepathically with Jesus Christ. The mothers use their devotion to Christianity as justification for the abuse and neglect to which they subject their children. Adapted from a story by Joanna Kleinschmidt

It is 1635, and the English Puritan settlements at Plimouth and Massachusetts Bay Colonies have begun expanding into the rich Connecticut River. This expansion precipitated the first war between Native Americans and English settlers in northeastern America and set the stage for political and cultural domination of the region by Europeans. In 1637, English Puritan troops, with the help of Indian allies, burned the Pequot village in Mystic, killing 400-700 Pequots and breaking the tribe’s resistance. After the War, the colonists attempted to eradicate tribal identity by enslaving survivors and outlawing the name Pequot.

One of Harvard's star basketball players (Grenier) becomes obsessed with a fast lifestyle of drugs and gambling that puts him in conflict with both the Mafia and the FBI.

A professional killer, Frank Ng, had always been able to easily dispose of any intended victim to get the job done and the job was always done well. That is, until he accepts a job to take out a mysterious figure who has been involved in some disappearances of young girls. Frank finds himself in over his head, battling for his life and for his world, as he goes head to head with an ancient evil, the God of Vampires...

Breaking from the "MTV / VH1" exploitation format, this production is a personalized study of, and by Rod Price, former lead guitarist for the power blues band "Foghat" and his work to record a roots based album with a pre-"Foghat" former band mate and blues vocalist/harp player Graham "Shaky Vic" Vicory. Extensive interviews with the performers and use of Rod's personal collection of pictures and clippings from the 60s and 70s will place the viewer in a better position to understand Rod's attraction and commitment to Chicago blues. Plus, it investigates Rod's personal experience with some of its masters both in the USA and UK, and explores how and why a major musical idiom had to migrate to England to gain wide spread acceptance. Included will be live peformance and in-studio footage shot at various locations around New England and New York State.

n this gripping tale of of environmental activism, six handline fishermen in rural Nova Scotia seize a Federal building and barricade themselves inside it for 26 days. Men like Alfred Brannen and his son Boss say government regulations threaten hundreds of environmentally-friendly handline communities on the Atlantic coast. Yet the US and Canada allow big draggers to tow 500-pound iron doors across the fragile ocean bottom, destroying valuable ecosystems and killing spawning fish. These boats crush and damage much of their catch in nets the size of several football fields, and discard 30 million tons of fish each year. Based on the most current scientific knowledge, and containing interviews with high-ranking government officials, DFO scientists and corporate CEOs, this film is both an intimate portrait of one small Nova Scotian community's struggle for survival, and a cautionary tale for countries who may be destroying their own ocean ecosystems and traditional fishing communities.

Shaun (played by Bess Meyer) is a make-up artist at a funeral parlor who becomes a helpmate to her pregnant mother, Mattie (played by Kristin Griffith) while rediscovering love with a local firefighter, Noah (Seamus McNally).