Discouraged by outdated standards, we aim to break the mold and inspire future generations to explore with curiosity, not fear.
Told in three parts, this short film trilogy follows a couple through the beginning, breaking point, and emotional aftermath of their relationship — an intimate portrait of connection, collapse, and the ache of moving on.
When a couple accidentally locks themselves in their tiny bathroom, a petty argument unravels into a deeper reckoning with love, insecurity, and the slow erosion of intimacy — all before someone has to pee.
Long after the air guitar band “Little Rock” broke up, its surviving members reunite to honor their lost frontman — and everything he stood for.
Between December 2024 and December 2025, we consistently wrote, directed, produced, and edited one sketch each week, culminating in a portfolio of 52 completed works.
When Frog is told he has a year to live, something unexpected happens — he comes alive. For the first time in years, people notice him, care for him, treat his life like it matters. And he likes it. Maybe too much. Through it all, Duck, his oldest friend, is there — though he’s quietly drowning in struggles of his own.
“We have become so discouraged by traditional outdated standards and want to break the mold.
“We want to inspire the future generation to go out into the world with a free mindset of exploration and curiosity instead of fear.”
