Samuel Felinton

As the Sunflower Whispers

As the Russian invasion begins, a dedicated group from Huntington, West Virginia-teachers, students, and community members united as MUkraine-embarks on a mission to share the untold stories of Ukrainian refugees. Through a powerful podcast featuring untold stories, including interviews with front-line workers, journalists, and families directly impacted by the war, they bring the realities of the conflict to life and give a voice to those affected.

The Death of Film

The Death of Film, spanning 856 hours, explores the eventual demise of cinema. Producers Samuel Felinton, Damien Dennis, and tasked AI with generating a film based on its interpretation of nature while intentionally approaching, but not surpassing, the 857-hour runtime of Logistics (2012), the longest film on record. All funds from this project will be donated to the Animation Guild to support human animators and preserve their craft.

Time Junction

Sidney's ordinary day takes an unusual turn when he discovers a mysterious box at a thrift store with his initials on it. Inside, he finds notes that seem to be about him, sparking confusion and curiosity. As he shares his discovery with his neighbor, a chain reaction occurs, with the community believing the box can predict the future. Sidney follows the notes' instructions, leading to unexpected events that challenge his understanding of the situation.

T-130

"T-130" unfolds as a captivating animated short film that intricately weaves the poignant narrative of an underappreciated robot. This cinematic masterpiece takes audiences on a compelling journey through the mechanical heart of a resilient automaton, exploring the depths of its emotions and the intricacies of its existence. As the gears of the story turn, viewers are immersed in a visually stunning and emotionally resonant experience, where the unassuming robot's quest for recognition becomes a universal tale of longing, self-discovery, and the relentless pursuit of one's identity.

Ho-Hum

In a time long before the apostolic era, a captivating pre-apostolic society was irrevocably transformed by the extraordinary events surrounding the appearance of a mysterious cube.