Crackerjack is a feature-length comedy from executive producer Jeff Foxworthy. In the off-beat style of Raising Arizona, the story follows Bo “Crackerjack” Bailey, an artful dodger skilled in avoiding the responsibilities of manhood – usually by immersing himself in his drug of choice: softball.

Crackerjack wrapped principle photography in 2011 and is currently in post-production. It is expected to be released in 2012. Watch this space for more information as production approaches.

When Georgia’s Own Credit Union decided to replace their broadcast commercial with something fresh, they needed a production company with the creative ingenuity to help them develop a concept that would stand out from the crowd and the technical expertise to execute the complicated special effects driven content. All for a budget that made sense in a difficult economic climate.

The result is a seamless blend of live action, stop motion, and greenscreen effects that perfectly positions the credit union’s brand in an engaging, story-driven commercial. Click the image above for a sneak peak.

The 48 Hour Film Showdown is our most recent television production, a competition reality show we developed and produced based on the format of The 48 Hour Film Project. We give teams of independent filmmakers 48 hours to write, shoot and edit short films based on creative guidelines assigned to them.

After struggling to create their masterpieces in the face of creative disagreements, location disasters and warring egos, the films are then screened before a live theatrical audience, which votes to determine which film is worthy of box office gold.

In partnership with the award-winning Paste magazine, we created and produced Pop Goes The Culture, an hour-long arts and entertainment discovery show that seeks signs of life in music, film and culture.

Without taking itself too seriously, it takes viewers backstage and behind-the-scenes to uncover the most excellent entertainment available today. Funny, vibrant and always in-the-know, Pop Goes The Culture aims to be the entertainment show for a generation eager to discover something beyond the mainstream.

In the tradition of Star Wars geeks everywhere comes Charlie, a super-obsessed fan of the mythical comic book hero Captain Lightning. Like any good über-fan, Charlie camps out at the local theater for months to be first in line for the upcoming Captain Lightning movie, but when things start to go awry on the day of the film’s opening, Charlie finds that even his superheroic dedication and planning can’t account for fate.

The Line Starts Here was the winner of the 2005 Coca-Cola Refreshing Filmmaker’s competition and was subsequently screened in over 21,000 theaters around the country.

As a brand new non-profit organization looking to build awareness for their mission, Hire Heroes USA brought us in to create a promotional video that they could use at trade shows and business conferences as well as on their website.

We worked closely with their partners across multiple fields, interviewing key personnel in a number of states and even at the Pentagon to quickly and efficiently provide them with the video message they needed to begin building their brand.

Learn more about this remarkable organization at www.hireheroesusa.org.

Coming soon

It’s the typical tale of an underground, black market, mafia boss heart transplant gone bad. With three-hundred thousand reasons to make sure that this particular operation goes as smooth as possible, Dr. Rosenrosen and Dr. Who don’t need any complications. But that’s exactly what they get when they leave one crucial element of the procedure in the hands of a family underling.