Trey Weaver

Two desperate prospectors are hoping to strike the motherlode in an abandoned Colorado mine in the 1870s. While attempting to contend with the crushing effects of isolation, greed, paranoia and the fear of the mysterious creatures that supposedly lurk in the shadows of the mine, they gradually begin to lose their grip on reality.

A devoutly religious marine, struggling to rebuild the marriage he has lost, must decide whether or not to accept a promotion to another country, further alienating him from family and friends.

A reimagining of Dante's Divine Comedy

When a Developer comes to a small town looking at a specific piece of land the locals try to warn him off because that particular piece of land is known to them as The Dead River. They tell the story of the Bates Family who in 1852 were cut off from society by the Great Flood. With this the family became incestious from lack of socialization and even cannibalistic. Well the Developer doesn't believe the locals and decides to survey the land anyways and finds himself in a world of trouble.

Take the Shot follows a quiet teenager, Caleb, who joins his old-school father, Ray, in the one place they seem to understand each other, on a hunting trip. When tensions in the woods rise and a moment shifts their path, the day becomes something neither of them expected.

During the height of the California Gold rush, an eccentric con-man and his hired guide set their sights elsewhere for profit: the untamed Adirondack Mountains and her boundless fields of timber. However, beneath the snow and earth lay a dormant evil of nature, long awaiting it’s revenge.

Based on the play by Dario Fo and Franca Rame, a housewife trapped in her home, confronts the loneliness and oppression of her broken marriage, revealed in a raw and honest monologue.