Wounded Hearts (2002)

Director: J.D. Hawkins.
Writer: J.D. Hawkins.

Stars: J.D. Hawkins, Channon Dade, Tenia Yarbrough, Mozelle Moses-Felder, Michea Carter, Corey Shields, Curtis von Burrell, Mikala Gibson, Taylor Hawkins, Rozie Curtis, Errol Anthony Wilks, Michael Gibson, Avery Boyd, Dane Yates, Bob Boudreaux.

A contemporary love story set in Houston about Jay, a recovering alcolholic, part-time cab driver and jazz musician raising his daughter alone after the sudden death of his wife. Jay who is emotionally crippled and distant to the point he shuts out his mother and brother, begins to love again when Lisa, an advertising executive enters his cab one day. Lisa, is a career driven professional that recently broke up with her egotisitical boyfriend, Alex. Jay and Lisa struggle to hold on to a relationship as a career and the past conspire to rip them apart. However, their greatest threat may be Taylor, his daughter, written by Meredith McCrory (imdb.com).

Adventures of a Teenage Dragonslayer (2010)

Director: Andrew Lauer.
Writer : Jamie Nash.

Stars: Lea Thompson, Hunter Allan, Eric Lutes, Richard Sellers, Abby Victor, Ryan Bradley Norris, Jordan Reynolds, Amy Pietz, Andrew Lauer, Wendie Malick, Shawn Prince, Sam Webb, Ryil Adamson, Dylan Adamson, Gavin Gillette.

Branded as a 'nerd' and harassed by the school bully, 12-year-old Arthur is rescued by a magical alchemist/troll but is soon able to return the favor. Arthur's loving mom, who struggles to keep her devious ex-husband from gaining custody of Arthur, dismisses her son's 'fantasies' until she realizes their all-too-real immediate danger and joins forces with Arthur, the troll, the Knights of the Square Table (Arthur's pals Natalie and Tim), and a dashing but washed up video-game master named Shane. Together, they hope to conquer an unleashed dragon and the wicked vice-principal who threaten civilization, written by RA/AL (imdb.com).

Breaking the Chain (2007)

Director: Ken Oelerich.
Writer : Ken Oelerich.

Stars: Jay Harik, Shazia, Collin Stark.

Ancient Native Americans speak of the mystical "Mitote," a chaotic fog meant to distract us from ever seeing our true path.

The Goal (2005)

Director: Darla Rae.
Writers : Haylar Garcia, Darla Rae (screenwriter).

Stars: Michael Best, Rado Bily, Matt Clark, Jason Coviello, Laura Dodd, Jimmy Drain, Wendy Duncan, Charlie Feher-Peiker, Lizzy Feher-Peiker, Louie Feher-Peiker, Louie James Feher-Peiker, Gage Fisher, Jamey Geston, Katharyn Grant, Aggie Green.

"The Goal" chronicles the lives of two athletes who are on an adrenaline track, one to the Olympics and the other to the world of Pro Soccer. Steve and Jason cross paths while rebuilding their lives following severe accidents. Tragedy affects everyone, not just the injured. Much like an epicenter of an earthquake, it touches many but everyone reacts differently. "Life is a Journey Within" but they have "The Goal, One Dream, One Mission, Bending Steel to Make It Happen"! written by Nicole Allen (imdb.com).