DIRECTOR: Aubrey Daval

FORMAT: Feature Length Documentary

SHOOT DAYS: Ongoing

LOCATION: New Orleans, LA / NYC / Los Angeles

BUDGET: 550,000

LOGLINE: Directed by a series of divine revelations beginning in 1934, Sister Gertrude Morgan, a mystic of New Orleans’ lower 9th ward, captivated some of the most important musicians and artists of the 20th Century from Andy Warhol to King Britt. Now, we experience her through the eyes of 16-year-old Tae, who discovers herself while coming closer to the world of Sister Gertrude. Previously understood almost exclusively through the white male gaze, the story shifts to the women – a chorus of artists, scholars, and mothers who hold sacred space for Sister Gertrude. The feature film deconstructs the value of art and the radical act of self-agency as we dive deeper into the alchemy and mystery of creation.

WRITERS: Marian & Jonathan Evens

FORMAT: Narrative Feature

SHOOT DAYS: 15

LOCATION: New Orleans, LA

BUDGET: 2.4 M

LOGLINE: After a chance encounter on Christmas Eve, successful New York TV producer Claire Bryant tries to advance the career of Caleb Chase, a small town musician from the Louisiana bayou. As Caleb and Claire begin to fall for each other, their polar opposite backgrounds, and a big secret from Claire, threaten to keep them apart.

WRITERS: Sarah Marie Masson & Katie Garagiola

FORMAT: Narrative Feature

SHOOT DAYS: 24

LOCATION: New Orleans, LA

BUDGET: 6.4 M

LOGLINE: Floundering in patriarchal corporate America, an underestimated woman unleashes her inner hard-on when she begins secretly wearing a strap-on.