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When Ruby Thompson conducts an experiment that results in the DNA alteration of her subject, an unexpected threat is posed and the lives of those closest to her are changed forever. Written by Jim Dougherty, based on a story by Jay Hinkelman and Jim Dougherty, Contrition will be on The Collective Vol 4 distributed by Jabb Pictures. |
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Leach was co-produced by 3 O’clock Productions and Colorfully Dark Productions, also out of Anderson. The film stars Jim Dougherty (Fire From Below, Scalene) as Wes, a recovering alcoholic, who finds himself thrust into a situation that threatens both his life, and the lives of his family. Also starring in the film, are Thomas J. Smith (Brainwrap) of PA, and Libby McDermott (Hannah Montana, Brainwrap) of Nashville, TN. Writer/Director-John Taylor, was at the helm of his third feature film, following Promenade (2007) and Brainwrap (2008). Produced by Colorfully Dark Productions and 3 O'clock Productions. |
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Beverly Lane follows a local metal company as they celebrate the retirement of their longtime boss with a "Coney Island" themed party. Bored & angry, the workers find themselves stuck with clowns, a magician, a mime, and one very sick barbershop singer. Then all hell breaks loose...literally! Stuck between zombies and a sideshow, the workers must learn to survive with each other or die trying. Screenplay by:Joshua Hull Produced by Arsonist Pictures and 3 O'Clock Productions.  |
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Open House is an original play with music created by Rick Vale. 3 O'clock Productions in association with Anderson's Mainstage Theatre produced an edited version captured from three live performances of this world premiere. "Vale’s sharp wit and love for local theater is the driving force behind “Open House.” Vale understands how to balance live performance, taped TV commercials and a three-piece band without ever overwhelming or confusing the audience. Though short with a quick wrap-up, Open House is a truly original work tailor-made for other community groups. Thankfully, Anderson got it first." - Scott Miley, The Herald Bulletin |
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Inside the House: The Open House Journey from Concept to Stage is a documentary which cronicles the process of putting an original play together. It also brings perspective to the question, "Why do people do community theatre?" Inside the House takes the audience through the rehearsal process and up to opening night, complete with interviews, rehearsal footage, entertaining music, and some laughs. |
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Dry Gulch was filmed on location in the old Virginia City Gem Mine and Museum. When an old miner comes into town, gunslinger Roy gets a lesson in not messing with older folks. The 6 minute short film was written and directed by Mark A. Nash |
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Waffles for Virginia was originally written as a stage play. It was born out of a drive-time conversation between writer Jay Hinkelman and his wife Patty. Jay began to toy with the idea of two parents who, unbeknownst to them, had differing philosophies on how best to handle the “Santa Question.” Waffles for Virginia was produced by 3 O'clock Productions in association with Jazzydog Productions, Giant Turtle, and 25 North Filmwurks. |
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Alex (Nicholas Jaqua) seems to be having a bad day...every day. Still depressed about his wife leaving him months earlier, he reluctantly agrees to go on a fishing trip with his friend Ben (Raymond Kester). As Alex and Ben head to their destination, they have a chance encounter with an alien entity that begins altering Alex’s behavior. Now Ben, with the help of Officer Panameno (GiGi Erneta, Friday Night Lights, Veronica Mars, Fire From Below), must race against time to save Alex from being completely subsumed and lost forever. |
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