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This short is a Kino ID. An ID is a kind of commercial for the Louisville Kino group.

Strange things are happening in the house of Carol Winchester. Everything she does comes undone. It seems there's an ominous presence lurking around every corner. A raging storm outside only adds to the mystery. It's only a matter of time before Carol comes face to face with the Undoer?

Two young girls, alone in a house in the woods, try to protect themselves. But from what?

Joe tries to decide which of his epic tales he wants to share, while touching on some of his more memorable moments.

Joe reminisces about past relationships and heartbreaks.

Joe takes Tommy under his wing in order to make him a "master gamesman.

Every year it comes earlier...no one is safe...can it be stopped?

A young man wrestles with the question, "What would you do if you knew you had a limited, but fixed number of heartbeats left?" This film was written by and stars our good friend Tim Gooch.

A cowgirl is struggling to keep things together for her and her son and a stressed businessman finds an escape from his hectic lifestyle in the most unusual way. Worlds collide in this modern day western.

The Fredrickson's marriage has become stuck in a rut. A dark presence is lurking in more ways than one. Excitement finds them one stormy night as they are jolted out of their routine and into action. Quick on their feet, they emerge victorious and find themselves back in their groove. Twist Ending will have you on the edge of your seat and up on your feet!

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As three friends enjoy an afternoon of NASCAR, a reporter interrupts with news of a possible zombie attack on their peaceful city. The friends dismiss this until an uninvited guest arrives at their doorstep. On the run for their lives, who will survive the Zombie Apocalypse?

Joe tells a tall tale about eating breakfast on Halloween.

Joe discusses a time in his life when he faced doubt and adversity.

Joe discusses his story idea which was rejected by the OfficeRocker crew.

An annoying co-worker. An overbearing boss. What could be worse than another day at the office for Norman Baylor? Apparently, a day of working from home. Norman thinks he has it made after his boss asks him to experiment with working from home. He gives new meaning to the word multi-tasking as he attempts to get his work done while enjoying the freedoms that working from home provides. All goes according to plan until a nosy neighbor inadvertently "throws" a wrench into the works. A zany cast of characters bring "The Day Norman Baylor Worked from Home" to life.

Ice cream, a monkey sock, a grieving widow, a flamboyant personal assistant and a clueless receptionist make for the funniest murder ever. When fashion designer and ice cream lover Alan Roberts turns up dead, everyone's a suspect. Is it the personal assistant who wanted to take over the company? Or the receptionist who hated his job? And what's a monkey sock? It's up to Detective Wardman to solve the mystery in The Case of the Missing Monkey Sock. This film was shot for the 48HourFilm.com competition, July 20-22, 2007. Each film in the competition had to include a prop (Ice Cream), a line of dialog ("See, that's what you get.") and a character (Alan or Alma Roberts, Fashion Designer). In addition, each team picked a film genre from a hat. We picked "Detective/Cop." We used a Panasonic DVX100a.

Meet The Carols. Your typical family trying to endure the holidays. After a particularly stressful day, Mr. and Mrs. Carol engage in a conversation that quickly turns into a fight - all to the tune of your favorite Christmas carols. But all is well as the true meaning of Christmas prevails in the end. Watch out Jingle Bells, there are some new Carols in town!

When councilman Jack Olsen returns home to find his home invaded by a disgruntled citizen, can the smooth-talking politician diffuse the situation? Will a loaded gun and a refill of sweet tea be enough motivation to fulfill the intruder's bizarre demand? This suspenseful, political musical will have you tapping your toes all the way to the restroom.

Meet Norman Baylor, an ordinary guy who always manages to find himself in the most extraordinary situations. Norman wants his date with his girlfriend to be perfect. So upon advice from his best friend, he sets off in search of an African Daisiac - a rare flower whose mystical qualities seem to guarantee romance. His journey lands him at the local flower shop. Will Norman be successful in his quest, or will an un-amused saleslady and the god of credit card transactions spell disaster? The heart stopping suspense of The African Daisiac will have you on the edge of your seat. This was our first film and was shot for the Kino Louisville 48 Hour Film Kabaret, June 9-11, 2005. The secret ingredient was "Transaction." We used a Panasonic DVX100a. We really had no idea what we were doing at the time!