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Buckle up, it’s the Saint Libby official trailer!!!! 🚙🩷 Coming soon 🥹 Directed by Anna Hanisch and Chloé Ryan Written by Anna Hanisch Produced by Zoya Ansari, Angelina Feronti, Anna Hanisch, and Matt Hanisch Director of Photography: Carlo Tonda - https://www.youtube.com/@carlotonda1955 Edited by Matt Hanisch - https://www.youtube.com/@MattHanisch Production Sound: Angelina Feronti Post-Production Sound: Jalen Conway Score Composed by Jackie Burrell Starring Tatum Hatfield, Mary Buss, and Barbie Bailey Featuring Moriah Horn, Colleen Elizabeth Miller, and Fr. Stuart Crevcoure 1st AD: Julie Montana Production Coordinator/Props: Murphy Mills Costume, Hair and Makeup: Dayra Santana 1st AC: Emma Blystone 2nd AC: Matt Hanisch On-Set Photographer: Nick Bernard Gaffer: Grace Mills Key Grip: Julia Manipella Runner: Ben Sands Graphic Designer: Ben Bernard Colorist: Jacob Schermerhorn "Sit on my Lap (Girl)" Written by Anna Hanisch, Mike Hanisch, Katherine Patz, and Chloé Ryan Performed by Mike Hanisch - https://www.youtube.com/@MichaelHanisch Saxophone solo by Mike O'Loughlin Official Selection: Red Dirt International Film Festival Tonkawa Film Festival Sunny Side Up Film Festival Circle Cinema Film Festival Great Plains Film Festival Broken Arrow Film Festival Red Brick Road Film Festival Awards: Winner - Best Editing - Red Dirt International Film Festival Nominee - 5 Awards including Best Oklahoma Film - Red Dirt International Film Festival Nominee - 9 Awards including Best Short Film and Best Female Director - Sunny Side Up Film Festival

After his mother's death and his father's descent into alcoholism, a talented young baseball player is forced to choose between chasing his dream and entering the dangerous world of drug dealing to protect his family. Thank you for watching! If you enjoyed the film, please Like, Comment, Share, and Subscribe to help us reach a wider audience. --- Support the Feature Film CHANCES If you enjoyed PROMISES and would like to help bring our upcoming feature film to life, your support means everything. Support via Venmo: @teamthirteenproductions Support via Zelle: Team13productionsllc@gmail.com Email: Team13productionsllc@gmail.com Contribution Levels $20+ – Special Thanks Credit $500–$999 – Associate Producer Credit $5,000–$9,999 – Producer Credit $10,000+ – Executive Producer Credit + backend participation (negotiable) Every contribution, no matter the amount, helps us continue making independent films. Thank you for being part of the journey. We're Making CHANCES We're making CHANCES because we believe stories have the power to change lives. Too many young people grow up feeling trapped by their circumstances, believing the only way out is to take shortcuts that lead to crime, violence, or prison. We want this film to show that no matter how difficult life becomes, there is always another path. Success may take longer, and it may require sacrifice, but it's worth fighting for. This story is deeply personal to me. Growing up, I knew incredibly talented friends who had everything it took to succeed. They were gifted, hardworking, and full of potential. But they found themselves in difficult situations, made one wrong decision, and their lives changed forever. Some never got the second chance they deserved. I often wonder what might have happened if they had seen a story like CHANCES before making that decision. Many kids, teenagers, and even adults don't truly understand the consequences of their choices until it's too late. My hope is that this film reaches someone at the right moment and helps them realize there are other options. That choosing the harder road today can lead to a better life tomorrow. At its heart, CHANCES is about hope, redemption, and second chances. It's about believing that our worst decisions do not define who we are and that every person has the ability to change the direction of their life. If this film can inspire even one person to choose a different path, then we've accomplished something far greater than making a movie. - Christian Liatos (writer, director, producer) --- Highlights * Berlin International Art Film Festival – Best Film * TCL Chinese Theatre Indie Night Film Festival – World Premiere * Official Selections at multiple international film festivals #Promises #shortfilm #independentfilm #drama #filmmaking #Team13Productions #crimestory #supportindiefilm #awardwinningfilm #indiefilm #crowdfunding #baseball #grievingmom #addictionrecovery #chancesmovie #mentalhealth #redemption #hope #secondchances

The Last Roommate - Proof of Concept Short Film When an unassuming young woman receives a phone call claiming her new roommate has passed out at a bar, she must let the mysterious caller into her home if she hopes to save her roommate and uncover the secret of her strange new apartment. Writer & Director: Carlo Tonda Producers: Carlo Tonda & Davide Picci Starring: Caledonia Rose Wilson, Nilo Benicio, Megan Wilcox and Payton Morelli Director of Photography: Davide Picci Editor: Matt Hanisch Production Sound: Morgan Chan Production Designer: Carlo Tonda Original Music: Sean Goldman Post-Production Sound: Alberto Anaya Colorist: Alexander Schwab HMUA: Elianna Cardenas-Ortiz Casting: Carlo Tonda Associate Producer: Karina Schloesser 1st AD: Shoaib Khan 1st AC: Chirag Chopra Gaffer: Tanay Shah Key Grip: Sachin Vinay Best Boy Grip: Yifan Xiang Title Design & Animation: Alice Fang Special Thanks to Angelina Feronti, Savannah Perkins, Eleanor Zhao, Emily Hadley, Dustin Chow and Ronald Ortiz Shot on Sony FX6 and A7SIII with Sigma Primes and Zeiss CP2's. Casting Services provided by Breakdown Express and Backstage

When a bored 18-year-old convinces a sophisticated man to buy her a bottle of wine, he fuels her dreams of leaving her ordinary life. Written and Directed by Angelina Feronti Produced and Sound Design by Ashley Ågren Filmed and Edited by Matt Hanisch

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Instead of helping you start a relationship, Breakup Box is an app that helps you end one. Unfortunately for awkward employee Krish, hand-delivering Breakup Boxes is a terrifying and treacherous job.

A scene from "Marty's Game"