Sac de Merde by Greg Chwerchak Based on a true story, "Sac de Merde" tells the tale of Mazel Mankewicz, an unlucky-in-love yet irrationally optimistic New Yorker who thinks her luck has changed when she spends the night with the man of her dreams. As it turns out, he might just be full of shit. Literally.

A Short: Audition by T.C. De Witt Owen, and enthusiastic young actor, has landed an audition, but it quickly ceases to live up to his expectations.

Era of Sierra by Mallory Winkler "Era of Sierra" follows 19-year-old Sarah Stelloh aka Evil Sierra as she works to become a five-time Brew City Wresting Women's Champion.

Grandpa's Getaways by Kristin Holodak A story of love and memory. Will has always been the hero of his own stories in spite of the fact that no one believes him. How much of it is true? And how much does it really matter?

Eat at Joe's by Benjamin A. Eisner When secret society pickup artists, Hollywood and Broadway, descend upon a Wisconsin Honky Tonk bar, Christine and Jenny conceal conjuring tricks of their own.

Hunks by Katie Kapuza An animated reaction to masculine stereotypes and tired cliches.

The Lion and The Gecko by Chloe Collins A boy's strong bond and dedication to his brotherly duties create an emotional gap from his father. Through this complicated family dynamic, they work to overcome their shortcomings while still hanging onto what's been lost.

The Dream Machine by Sergio Torres Longing to be a movie star, Jack buys a machine that promises to turn all of his dreams into movies.

Red Thread by Yijun Pan & Anh Vo A red thread connects your destiny, but perhaps not the only one you find.

Broken Box by Ricardo Tenorio A surreal struggle that a boy has with his box. has with his box.

Talia by Danny Villanueva Jr. A troubled young woman attempts to emotionally respond to devastating news.

R3peat by Anthony J Montoya A couple struggles with mental illness.

911 by Alison Guessou & Justin Christopher Ayd A 911 dispatcher answers a distressed call from a couple stopped for a suspicious car reported.

Midwestern by Rebecca Joelson Midwestern is a labor story. An unemployed worker combs through his work history trying to figure out what went wrong. Despite working hard and doing things “right”, he finds himself perpetually dispossessed. With a Wisconsin work ethic and traditional labor values, he digs through modern rhetoric and dwindling opportunity to find his path forward.

Epiphany by Artie Terry Sometimes a man just thinks too much.

Reality Check by Noah Meister Schroeder becomes enthralled by his new ability to lucid dream.

Jimmie O'Brien's Masterclass by Paul Boese Career production assistant Jimmie O'Brien teaches the art of assisting production.

Fundamentals of Art by Kyle Gustafson Tensions escalate between a disillusioned art student and one of her professors.

33RPM by Paul Gall A young man is haunted by the recording on a recently purchased album.

Breathing above the Treeline by Gitanjali Kapila A recent convert to Buddhism tries to convince a new acquaintance going through a brutal divorce that god exists.

The Oracle by Nicole Peterson Morgan Jaymes, an indecisive journalist, seeks advise from her cat. It does not turn out well.

Rain Stops Play by Mika Simmons Rain Stops Play is a modern day comedy of errors which addresses the key issues of mistaken identity, modern technology and female ageism. Although we see the world from a male perspective through our protagonist Adam, it is a story for a female audience with searingly current themes.

The Bartender by Travis Newsad Carly, the skillful bartender at a swanky hotel lounge, is thrown off her game by the arrival of Alan, a powerful investor. As Alan and his leadership team celebrate with round after round of drinks, Carly is haunted by a dark secret about him, and becomes increasingly concerned for the safety of Heather, the only woman in the group. Will Carly conquer her fear of confronting Alan in time to stop Heather from leaving with him―or will she be forever doomed to reliv

Tuesday by Caitlin Raether After escaping the compound where they were born and raised, Quinn and Arden return to the farmhouse their mother left. Interacting with things they have never seen before and dealing with the fear of survival, they discover what they mean to each other.