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It's a well executed sensible subject on students and their love stories... with a tinge of Family drama

Five stories, each one based on a song from the Goldfrapp album 'Tales Of Us'.

Two long-time best friends realize their dream of owning and operating the Whistling Pig, Ann Arbor's legendary concert venue. With the "help" of their inept staff, they find that running the Pig isn't as easy, or as fun, as they first imagined. Each episode features appearances and performances from actual well-known/up-and-coming bands. It's Flight of the Conchords meets It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia. *Winner of the NYTVF 2012 Comedy Central Short Pilot Competition.

Determined to find her missing father, German Aslaug Slaug travels to North Dakota with her temperamental friend who's obsessed with becoming an exotic dance superstar.

An NBC digital series about a young Chicago couple dealing with meddling parents and career chaos while planning for their future.

An NBC pilot presentation about a young Chicago couple dealing with meddling parents and career chaos while planning for their future.

Commissioned by The National Gallery as part of the major public show 'Seduced by Art'. The film re-stages an early photographic portrait of Lady Eastlake by the pioneering photographers David Octavius Hill and Robert Adamson. Inspired by the heavily staged photography of the duo's work, the film lays bare the many tricks and illusions at work in the construction of an apparently simple single image.

The Actress (Jacquelyn Zook) has turned her one-woman show into a TV series and insists the Editor (Artie O'Daly) write a new Deadline article about the show's premiere.

Convinced she's now famous, the Actress (Jacquelyn Zook) hatches a plan to become the "face of her generation" with the help of the Deadline Editor (Artie O'Daly).

The Editor (Artie O'Daly) visits the Actress (Jacquelyn Zook) and Rita Wilson (Corbin Reid) in rehab and makes a surprising discovery.

The Actress (Jacquelyn Zook) is interviewed live at Sundance, but has to dodge the interviewer's (Matthew Bohrer) questions because of her pact with the Editor (Artie O'Daly).

Now hugely famous, the Actress (Jacquelyn Zook) confronts the Editor (Artie O'Daly) at his home for no longer writing articles about her.