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One year after Superstorm Sandy, residents of Long Beach Island, NJ, embark on rebuilding their community, coping with personal losses while finding hope amidst the transition.

Lindsey loses touch with reality after her parents are lost in a brutal car accident, her depression spiral out of control. Her friends betray her, she takes her own life. Somehow she returns to get bloody revenge on all who wronged her.

This documentary follows the life of an extraordinary woman as she shows us her childhood, her books, and her island.

How the Waves Were Won is a celebration of ocean life saving competition and culture and the brave men and women who risk their lives for for a summer job.

In 1974, two boys borrow a boat, determined to cross a bay to sneak into a concert by unknown rocker Bruce Springsteen.

The Oyster Farmers, a feature length documentary, centers on coastal life in New Jersey. The plight of the oyster, offers a keyhole view of human impact on the environment. Following the oyster from proliferation, to decimation, to resurgence, the story parallels the presence of the Barnegat Baymen and Baywomen working the water for the last four centuries. Through a dynamically fluid visual esthetic, the undercurrent of the film's driving force, an ethos of environmental stewardship flows throughout the film. With 90% of seafood imported in the US, the sustainable seafood movement both local and global is in the hand of the Oyster Farmers. They are bringing the bounty- back from seed to farm to plate.

The storm took everything. But, now, pieces have begun to wash ashore.

Jose, an eleven-year-old luchador, uses his vivid imagination to make it through the toughest weekend of his life.

Halloween is our most cinematic holiday; for a few hours in the dark, it turns our everyday world into a surreal, upside-down place. In this short film we go trick or treating with some of the Halloweens that have haunted our collective movie dreams.