Mission Statement
It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into something more. Or maybe you have a creative project to share with the world. Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.
Why
We made this film to tell a beautiful story and to give back. Early on in the process of pulling this film together LA was ravaged by devastating wildfires. In that moment we decided it was time for film, the backbone of LA, to try a hand at giving back the way music does with benefit concerts. That's how the non-profit narrative feature idea came to light. As experienced indie filmmakers we are uniquely qualified to pull this off, because we know how to keep our costs low enough to turn a profit. We have a track record of successful sales. We think this can be a cool path forward pairing indie filmmakers with charitable causes they are passionate about to create a business model that supports agency in filmmaking and community building. Let's start a creative revolution aligned with the future!
What’s It About?
Arrow Reynolds is six months sober, and twelve months post the most traumatic event of his life. He is a widowed father who finds himself living in his van and trying to navigate the artists life in Venice Beach. A man with many close friends, local Venice Beach characters, who he can rely on to have his back; but most of them living the same story of financial hardship. Arrow finds himself with twenty-four hours to apprehend some quick money so that he can secure an apartment for himself and his young son. And Arrow must negotiate the wilds of Venice Beach to find it. While his journey is at times playful and laugh out loud funny, it is custody of his son that is ultimately at stake. Arrow finds himself needing to push through the demons of his past, to do right by his son in the present.