Today Hit Different
Boston, Massachusetts | Film Short
Drama
Haunted by grief, Isaiah attends weekly group counseling sessions. He spends day after day, struggling to connect with the outside world to benefit his healing. Then spending every night, trembling in front of a drawer with the word "Don't" written on it. Until one single day, decides his direction.
Today Hit Different
Boston, Massachusetts | Film Short
Drama
1 Campaigns | Massachusetts, United States
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Haunted by grief, Isaiah attends weekly group counseling sessions. He spends day after day, struggling to connect with the outside world to benefit his healing. Then spending every night, trembling in front of a drawer with the word "Don't" written on it. Until one single day, decides his direction.
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Mission Statement
The Story
Hi! Thank you so much for checking us out!
This is a well thought out, and highly experienced team of underdogs! It is our passion to create work that matters! In an industry where access is not easy to achieve, we turn to lovers of story, cinema, and life, to help us create something that can mean so much in this world. We don't expect to make a miracle healing film. What we want, is to help people feel seen, and encourage them to share their struggle! Sparking MORE CONVERSATION on what it means(and what it can look like) to live with suicidal ideation. Not to mention, reminding the world of THE BEAUTY AND POWER OF ROLLERSKATING!
THIS IS MORE THAN A STORY! THIS IS A MESSAGE!
Times have only gotten crazier and crazier! So many people walk around in silent turmoil. Loss, addiction, suicidal ideology. Fighting with the idea of believing in a better life. While our story does focus on the latter in the list, it also leaves an open space for other struggles to relate.
ISAIAH sits in a group counseling session. There every week, but he doesn’t share, he just watches and listens. Afterwards, Lola confronts him for not being there for her, though he promised he’d be a better support. On the way home, Isaiah finds himself standing in front of an unknown building, which he can’t bring himself to enter. Gripping the necklace around his neck, as he is hit with painful memories.
As awkward as his outside life is, at home Isaiah is even more troubled. Everyday he goes through the motions and mundane routines. At the end of each night, Isaiah finds himself kneeled in front of his bedside drawer with a sign on it displaying a single word...“DON’T” He Fights to stay away from what’s inside the drawer, though he wants to get to it more than anything.
We watch as Isaiah continues day after day to struggle with the routine of trying to live well outside of his home, and struggling not to give in to despair and defeat inside. All bringing him to one day. ONE DAY, where things go differently. He fights harder, resists harder and makes exhausting efforts to be better. Even, with the help of Lola, going where he has been too afraid to go. He gets back home to his cage, the pain, the drawer. Time to make a decision... Self-Destruction or Salvation?
"The story of 'Today Hit Different' is one that is pulled from much of my own personal experiences. It deals with the way past grief and trauma, as well as the temptation of self destruction (i.e. suicide), can manifest silently, though awkwardly, in our outside lives, while also showing up loudly, unyielding behind closed doors. The details within have sparked conversations throughout my team. Conversations that have been eye-opening and life-moving. This is what I hope for when it comes to the audience. It may be someone next to you, or someone you love that fits in the story. Or perhaps it is you that you'll see on that screen. I believe that this is the story that can help many people who are suffering in silence feel seen. Adding more meaning to the already powerful saying "You never know what someone else is going through."
-D a n i e l W a s h i n g t o n
WHAT'S THE REASON? WHY IS THIS EVEN NECESSARY?
As of March 2026, data indicates that over 49,000 people died by suicide in the U.S. in 2023. Recent years suggest over 48,000 annual deaths. Globally, over 720,000 people die by suicide every year! Male suicide rates are consistently high, with men accounting for nearly 80% of all suicide deaths in the U.S. Dying by suicide approximately four times more often than women.
CONVERSATION can be one of the greatest ways to prevent these tragedies. Even just feeling seen and heard can encourage someone to stay another day, week, or hopefully the rest of their natural life. Unfortunately, there's still a stigma around being able to talk about suicidal ideation. Particularly with men, there is a common school of thought that it makes them less manly, or that no one cares. This film aims to help push the erasure of these stigmas. To open the door to more understanding.
THE POWER OF ROLLERSKATING!!!
Rollerskating is so much more than an activity. It is so much more than just something to go do on a late night. Many don't know, but it is an entire culture. There are so many, who will even tell you, that it saved them. Our writer, Daniel Washington is one of those people. For this reason, he chose to place this amazing outlet as a real theme in this film. Highlighting the way that rollerskating can help release emotion, and separate oneself from anything that is plaguing them in the outside world. Our character, Isaiah fights to get back to his old skating rink that he has been afraid to visit ever since his brother passed. To get back to that feeling... of being free.
Let's Talk About The Stretch Goal!
$22,400 = Green Light
$28,000 = Complete Production
$35,000 = Taking This Journey All The Way!
Our main goal is $28,000. This is enough to complete our production process as well as begin submitting to festivals, and we truly appreciate all your help getting us to that point. We do also have a STRETCH GOAL of $35,000. THIS amount would give us the opportunity to take far more care with the entire production process, pay some amazing folks who are donating their time to this, pay more appropriate rates to creators who are taking much less than what they truly deserve, and have the opportunity to travel to and speak at some of these incredible festivals where this film and this message will be showcased.
“Collateral Beauty” & “The Perks of Being a Wallflower” align with many themes in “Today Hit Different”. In “Collateral Beauty” Howard (Will Smith) is dealing with the trauma of losing his daughter. Trying to understand why this happened to him all while attending a support group. The ones closest to him are concerned that he is not coping with it, so they hire actors to try to help him through it. Grappling between salvation and self-distruction. Struggling to cope with the past, and trying to figure out what’s worth fighting for, is something that both Isaiah and Howard have in common.
Throughout the Film, “The Perks of Being a Wallflower”, Charlie (Logan Lerman) is trying to live his life. Starting his freshman year of high school, and attempting to make friends. All the while, memories of his past continue to creep in, tormenting him. He experiences difficulty making certain decisions amongst the sadness and blame. Just like Charlie, Isaiah is also tortured by memories. Every day that passes by, Isaiah tries to live his life as normal as possible. Seeking happiness and peace.
"Money Game" TUBI
"I Wanna Dance With Somebody" SONY
"The Sleepover" NETFLIX
I S A I A H - 30’s male
A bit of a wanderer. The type who is here and not here at the same time. A somewhat average guy, with somewhat extraordinary baggage. He carries tremendous guilt over a tragedy from his past. Spending his days, trying his best to connect with the outside world, convincing himself he can get better. But inside he fights a battle that he is consistently moments from losing.
"The Chosen" PRIME / CW
"The Mare of Easttown" HBO
"Legacies" CW
L O L A - 30’s female
One of the members in the support group. She is partnered with Isaiah for support, and frustrated he doesn’t hold up his end. Lola is a bit of a free spirit. Intelligent and intuitive, she’s like a fun light in a gloomy room. Yet, there is a shadow of deep loneliness that looms over her behind the smile. Despite the difficulty, Lola always shows up as helpful and considerate.
"Money Game" TUBI
"Defending Jacob" APPLETV
A U R Y - 30’s-40’s female
The Lay Person of the group. Aury is an emotionally centered person, who’s very presence is the kind that can encourage confidence, determination, or even forgiveness in everyone around. Truly an understanding soul, representing the good, and the perseverance we all desire in dark times. From her own experiences, Aury has a knack for using depth to reach people, without a lot of effort.
"Challengers" FOCUS
"Money Game" TUBI
"The Holdovers" MIRAMAX
W Y N S T A N - 40’s-50’s male
Another member of the support group. Though he rarely attends. Wynstan is the kind of guy who used to have it all. A smooth talker with a hint of wisdom, and a somewhat off kilter demeanor. He’s stuck in the past. Always trying to act like he’s still “got it”, struggling to come to terms with his newfound homelessness.
"General Hospital" ABC / HULU
"Knockout Blonde: The Kellie Maloney Story" APPLETV
S H I L O H - 20’s-30’s male
A troubled individual, holding it together the best he can. Shiloh is not shy about what he really feels. Not the type to back down from confrontation when pushing about what matters. Shiloh represents what we all feel when at the end of our rope.
Wishlist
Use the WishList to Pledge cash and Loan items - or - Make a pledge by selecting an Incentive directly.
CREW!
Costs $5,500
To make an incredible film, we need an all star crew! This is the absolute minimum we need, to pay them. Unless we can hit our stretch goal!
Locations
Costs $2,000
Location rentals are costly. From the Airbnb, to the Facility for the "group sessions", and of course the BEAUTIFUL skating rink!
Food
Costs $1,000
We'll be having 15-25 people on set each day. We need to keep them feed!
Camera Equipment & Storage
Costs $2,800
Rentals for cameras, lighting kits, external hard drives, and all the equipment to make the magic.
Festivals!
Costs $5,100
To share the film across the country! Our stretch goal would add enough for us to actually travel to each festival and speak on the film!
CAST
Costs $1,050
A couple of us from the team will be on screen. But for the other actors we bring in, we want to pay them for their incredible work!
Editing, Colorist, Sound Engineering & Music
Costs $9,300
Post production can be the most CRUCIAL and delicate part of the process. This is where you really get what you pay for.
The cushion
Costs $1,250
For any mistakes, or all the random popups that we KNOW always come. If anything should go wrong, we'll be ready!
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Share this update!
About This Team
aniel Washington Is a theater trained actor, with a background in dance and music. You can see his work in TV & Film. Productions such as The Sleepover (NETFLIX). But also places like HULU, PRIME, AMC etc. and in big screen pictures like I WANNA DANCE WITH SOMEBODY as Gary Houston. In 2024, Daniel took home BEST ACTOR 4x at the Dreamachine International Film Festival, Creation International Film Festival, DC Black Film Festival, and Long Key International Film Awards, as well as 3 awards for Best Screenplay, for the feature film Money Game (TUBI).
Today Hit Different stands as a "warped re-imagining" from some personal aspects of his very life.
IG ~ @SwiftWashington
Vladimir Minuty is a storyteller with a sharp eye, sharper wit, and serious knack for visual flair. A former illustrator, storyboard artist, and assistant director, he channels his mountain of behind-the-scenes experience into the director's chair-blending his love for character, myth, art, technology, Jiu Jitsu!?, and Zen with his signature Haitian American dry humor. Vlad's cinematic work has turned heads and nabbed awards at the Kantar's Creative Effectiveness Awards, Telly Awards, Hatch Awards, Hampton's International Film Festival, Roxbury Film Festival, and the Moxie Awards. He's teamed with brands like L.L. Bean, Samuel Adams, Fanatics, HBO, Hulu, Life Is Good, American Standard Bath, Fidelity, Hasbro, and Not Your Average Joe's, to name a few.
IG ~ @VladimirMinuty
For more than 15 years, Ben Heald has worked in the New England Film Industry as a Cinematographer and a Gaffer, each role informing the other. As a Gaffer, Ben has learned under some remarkably talented DPs, always growing and gaining experience for his own work. Gaffing allows Ben to work hands on with the newest equipment and to see the process from another side, affording him a greater understanding of what is possible.
Cinematography is more than just pointing a camera. It is about interfacing with multiple people and departments to design an image that tells a story, enhancing what was originally put to the page. Communication is the key to success and ultimately the Cinematographer is a hub of communication on set.
IG ~ HealdCold
Stephanie Bisono is an Actress and Producer with a heartfelt dedication to the craft of Acting and storytelling. She has performed in Theatre, TV & Film. You can catch Stephanie in such films as the award-winning feature “Money Game" where she plays Camila, currently streaming on Tubi. As well as appearing in the Emmy Nominated show ”Defending Jacob”, streaming on AppleTV. With her latest venture as Producer for “Today Hit Different”, Stephanie is eager to bring this Powerful story to life.
IG ~ @Sei_Bee
Narci Pérez Regina is an actress and independent film producer. She has written, produced and performed in several short films, including the award-winning short film, Reasons. Currently, you can see Narci playing Kitty Bolitar on Harlan Coben’s Shelter series on Amazon Prime, and Naomi in the film Held Hostage in my House on Netflix. As a producer on TODAY HIT DIFFERENT, she is honored to help increase awareness and be a mental health advocate for people of color.
IG ~ @NarciRegina
Kiara Pichardo is an actor and one of the producers on this short film. On the acting side, she has appeared on projects such as The Society on Netflix. But you can currently find her Starring in the series School Spirits on Paramount+, which is now headed for it's 4th season! "I’m stepping into producing to help bring this story of recovery, love, and mental health to life. I’m so grateful to be creating it alongside close friends and can’t wait for you to see it!"
IG ~ @Kiarita_
Alex Terreault is a freelance filmmaker/writer that specializes in narrative based storytelling. He graduated from University of Rhode Island in 2017 with a Bachelor’s of Arts in Film/Media. Outside of a diverse freelance background ranging from weddings to commercials, Alex has written screenplays, directed two short films; Demme and Cheap Heat, he has also produced a short film Mia, as well as worked on feature films in camera departments and as a script supervisor. Alex currently works at Legacy Collective RI as their Operations Coordinator.
IG ~ @Grade13Productions
\ \ A D D I T I O N A L C R E W / /
Gregory Warfield
IG ~ @capeg0d
Amanda Pepin
IG ~ @amandalash_mua
Current Team
Incentives
- The Story
- Wishlist
- Updates
- The Team
- Community
Mission Statement
The Story
Hi! Thank you so much for checking us out!
This is a well thought out, and highly experienced team of underdogs! It is our passion to create work that matters! In an industry where access is not easy to achieve, we turn to lovers of story, cinema, and life, to help us create something that can mean so much in this world. We don't expect to make a miracle healing film. What we want, is to help people feel seen, and encourage them to share their struggle! Sparking MORE CONVERSATION on what it means(and what it can look like) to live with suicidal ideation. Not to mention, reminding the world of THE BEAUTY AND POWER OF ROLLERSKATING!
THIS IS MORE THAN A STORY! THIS IS A MESSAGE!
Times have only gotten crazier and crazier! So many people walk around in silent turmoil. Loss, addiction, suicidal ideology. Fighting with the idea of believing in a better life. While our story does focus on the latter in the list, it also leaves an open space for other struggles to relate.
ISAIAH sits in a group counseling session. There every week, but he doesn’t share, he just watches and listens. Afterwards, Lola confronts him for not being there for her, though he promised he’d be a better support. On the way home, Isaiah finds himself standing in front of an unknown building, which he can’t bring himself to enter. Gripping the necklace around his neck, as he is hit with painful memories.
As awkward as his outside life is, at home Isaiah is even more troubled. Everyday he goes through the motions and mundane routines. At the end of each night, Isaiah finds himself kneeled in front of his bedside drawer with a sign on it displaying a single word...“DON’T” He Fights to stay away from what’s inside the drawer, though he wants to get to it more than anything.
We watch as Isaiah continues day after day to struggle with the routine of trying to live well outside of his home, and struggling not to give in to despair and defeat inside. All bringing him to one day. ONE DAY, where things go differently. He fights harder, resists harder and makes exhausting efforts to be better. Even, with the help of Lola, going where he has been too afraid to go. He gets back home to his cage, the pain, the drawer. Time to make a decision... Self-Destruction or Salvation?
"The story of 'Today Hit Different' is one that is pulled from much of my own personal experiences. It deals with the way past grief and trauma, as well as the temptation of self destruction (i.e. suicide), can manifest silently, though awkwardly, in our outside lives, while also showing up loudly, unyielding behind closed doors. The details within have sparked conversations throughout my team. Conversations that have been eye-opening and life-moving. This is what I hope for when it comes to the audience. It may be someone next to you, or someone you love that fits in the story. Or perhaps it is you that you'll see on that screen. I believe that this is the story that can help many people who are suffering in silence feel seen. Adding more meaning to the already powerful saying "You never know what someone else is going through."
-D a n i e l W a s h i n g t o n
WHAT'S THE REASON? WHY IS THIS EVEN NECESSARY?
As of March 2026, data indicates that over 49,000 people died by suicide in the U.S. in 2023. Recent years suggest over 48,000 annual deaths. Globally, over 720,000 people die by suicide every year! Male suicide rates are consistently high, with men accounting for nearly 80% of all suicide deaths in the U.S. Dying by suicide approximately four times more often than women.
CONVERSATION can be one of the greatest ways to prevent these tragedies. Even just feeling seen and heard can encourage someone to stay another day, week, or hopefully the rest of their natural life. Unfortunately, there's still a stigma around being able to talk about suicidal ideation. Particularly with men, there is a common school of thought that it makes them less manly, or that no one cares. This film aims to help push the erasure of these stigmas. To open the door to more understanding.
THE POWER OF ROLLERSKATING!!!
Rollerskating is so much more than an activity. It is so much more than just something to go do on a late night. Many don't know, but it is an entire culture. There are so many, who will even tell you, that it saved them. Our writer, Daniel Washington is one of those people. For this reason, he chose to place this amazing outlet as a real theme in this film. Highlighting the way that rollerskating can help release emotion, and separate oneself from anything that is plaguing them in the outside world. Our character, Isaiah fights to get back to his old skating rink that he has been afraid to visit ever since his brother passed. To get back to that feeling... of being free.
Let's Talk About The Stretch Goal!
$22,400 = Green Light
$28,000 = Complete Production
$35,000 = Taking This Journey All The Way!
Our main goal is $28,000. This is enough to complete our production process as well as begin submitting to festivals, and we truly appreciate all your help getting us to that point. We do also have a STRETCH GOAL of $35,000. THIS amount would give us the opportunity to take far more care with the entire production process, pay some amazing folks who are donating their time to this, pay more appropriate rates to creators who are taking much less than what they truly deserve, and have the opportunity to travel to and speak at some of these incredible festivals where this film and this message will be showcased.
“Collateral Beauty” & “The Perks of Being a Wallflower” align with many themes in “Today Hit Different”. In “Collateral Beauty” Howard (Will Smith) is dealing with the trauma of losing his daughter. Trying to understand why this happened to him all while attending a support group. The ones closest to him are concerned that he is not coping with it, so they hire actors to try to help him through it. Grappling between salvation and self-distruction. Struggling to cope with the past, and trying to figure out what’s worth fighting for, is something that both Isaiah and Howard have in common.
Throughout the Film, “The Perks of Being a Wallflower”, Charlie (Logan Lerman) is trying to live his life. Starting his freshman year of high school, and attempting to make friends. All the while, memories of his past continue to creep in, tormenting him. He experiences difficulty making certain decisions amongst the sadness and blame. Just like Charlie, Isaiah is also tortured by memories. Every day that passes by, Isaiah tries to live his life as normal as possible. Seeking happiness and peace.
"Money Game" TUBI
"I Wanna Dance With Somebody" SONY
"The Sleepover" NETFLIX
I S A I A H - 30’s male
A bit of a wanderer. The type who is here and not here at the same time. A somewhat average guy, with somewhat extraordinary baggage. He carries tremendous guilt over a tragedy from his past. Spending his days, trying his best to connect with the outside world, convincing himself he can get better. But inside he fights a battle that he is consistently moments from losing.
"The Chosen" PRIME / CW
"The Mare of Easttown" HBO
"Legacies" CW
L O L A - 30’s female
One of the members in the support group. She is partnered with Isaiah for support, and frustrated he doesn’t hold up his end. Lola is a bit of a free spirit. Intelligent and intuitive, she’s like a fun light in a gloomy room. Yet, there is a shadow of deep loneliness that looms over her behind the smile. Despite the difficulty, Lola always shows up as helpful and considerate.
"Money Game" TUBI
"Defending Jacob" APPLETV
A U R Y - 30’s-40’s female
The Lay Person of the group. Aury is an emotionally centered person, who’s very presence is the kind that can encourage confidence, determination, or even forgiveness in everyone around. Truly an understanding soul, representing the good, and the perseverance we all desire in dark times. From her own experiences, Aury has a knack for using depth to reach people, without a lot of effort.
"Challengers" FOCUS
"Money Game" TUBI
"The Holdovers" MIRAMAX
W Y N S T A N - 40’s-50’s male
Another member of the support group. Though he rarely attends. Wynstan is the kind of guy who used to have it all. A smooth talker with a hint of wisdom, and a somewhat off kilter demeanor. He’s stuck in the past. Always trying to act like he’s still “got it”, struggling to come to terms with his newfound homelessness.
"General Hospital" ABC / HULU
"Knockout Blonde: The Kellie Maloney Story" APPLETV
S H I L O H - 20’s-30’s male
A troubled individual, holding it together the best he can. Shiloh is not shy about what he really feels. Not the type to back down from confrontation when pushing about what matters. Shiloh represents what we all feel when at the end of our rope.
Wishlist
Use the WishList to Pledge cash and Loan items - or - Make a pledge by selecting an Incentive directly.
CREW!
Costs $5,500
To make an incredible film, we need an all star crew! This is the absolute minimum we need, to pay them. Unless we can hit our stretch goal!
Locations
Costs $2,000
Location rentals are costly. From the Airbnb, to the Facility for the "group sessions", and of course the BEAUTIFUL skating rink!
Food
Costs $1,000
We'll be having 15-25 people on set each day. We need to keep them feed!
Camera Equipment & Storage
Costs $2,800
Rentals for cameras, lighting kits, external hard drives, and all the equipment to make the magic.
Festivals!
Costs $5,100
To share the film across the country! Our stretch goal would add enough for us to actually travel to each festival and speak on the film!
CAST
Costs $1,050
A couple of us from the team will be on screen. But for the other actors we bring in, we want to pay them for their incredible work!
Editing, Colorist, Sound Engineering & Music
Costs $9,300
Post production can be the most CRUCIAL and delicate part of the process. This is where you really get what you pay for.
The cushion
Costs $1,250
For any mistakes, or all the random popups that we KNOW always come. If anything should go wrong, we'll be ready!
Direct link:
Share this update!
About This Team
aniel Washington Is a theater trained actor, with a background in dance and music. You can see his work in TV & Film. Productions such as The Sleepover (NETFLIX). But also places like HULU, PRIME, AMC etc. and in big screen pictures like I WANNA DANCE WITH SOMEBODY as Gary Houston. In 2024, Daniel took home BEST ACTOR 4x at the Dreamachine International Film Festival, Creation International Film Festival, DC Black Film Festival, and Long Key International Film Awards, as well as 3 awards for Best Screenplay, for the feature film Money Game (TUBI).
Today Hit Different stands as a "warped re-imagining" from some personal aspects of his very life.
IG ~ @SwiftWashington
Vladimir Minuty is a storyteller with a sharp eye, sharper wit, and serious knack for visual flair. A former illustrator, storyboard artist, and assistant director, he channels his mountain of behind-the-scenes experience into the director's chair-blending his love for character, myth, art, technology, Jiu Jitsu!?, and Zen with his signature Haitian American dry humor. Vlad's cinematic work has turned heads and nabbed awards at the Kantar's Creative Effectiveness Awards, Telly Awards, Hatch Awards, Hampton's International Film Festival, Roxbury Film Festival, and the Moxie Awards. He's teamed with brands like L.L. Bean, Samuel Adams, Fanatics, HBO, Hulu, Life Is Good, American Standard Bath, Fidelity, Hasbro, and Not Your Average Joe's, to name a few.
IG ~ @VladimirMinuty
For more than 15 years, Ben Heald has worked in the New England Film Industry as a Cinematographer and a Gaffer, each role informing the other. As a Gaffer, Ben has learned under some remarkably talented DPs, always growing and gaining experience for his own work. Gaffing allows Ben to work hands on with the newest equipment and to see the process from another side, affording him a greater understanding of what is possible.
Cinematography is more than just pointing a camera. It is about interfacing with multiple people and departments to design an image that tells a story, enhancing what was originally put to the page. Communication is the key to success and ultimately the Cinematographer is a hub of communication on set.
IG ~ HealdCold
Stephanie Bisono is an Actress and Producer with a heartfelt dedication to the craft of Acting and storytelling. She has performed in Theatre, TV & Film. You can catch Stephanie in such films as the award-winning feature “Money Game" where she plays Camila, currently streaming on Tubi. As well as appearing in the Emmy Nominated show ”Defending Jacob”, streaming on AppleTV. With her latest venture as Producer for “Today Hit Different”, Stephanie is eager to bring this Powerful story to life.
IG ~ @Sei_Bee
Narci Pérez Regina is an actress and independent film producer. She has written, produced and performed in several short films, including the award-winning short film, Reasons. Currently, you can see Narci playing Kitty Bolitar on Harlan Coben’s Shelter series on Amazon Prime, and Naomi in the film Held Hostage in my House on Netflix. As a producer on TODAY HIT DIFFERENT, she is honored to help increase awareness and be a mental health advocate for people of color.
IG ~ @NarciRegina
Kiara Pichardo is an actor and one of the producers on this short film. On the acting side, she has appeared on projects such as The Society on Netflix. But you can currently find her Starring in the series School Spirits on Paramount+, which is now headed for it's 4th season! "I’m stepping into producing to help bring this story of recovery, love, and mental health to life. I’m so grateful to be creating it alongside close friends and can’t wait for you to see it!"
IG ~ @Kiarita_
Alex Terreault is a freelance filmmaker/writer that specializes in narrative based storytelling. He graduated from University of Rhode Island in 2017 with a Bachelor’s of Arts in Film/Media. Outside of a diverse freelance background ranging from weddings to commercials, Alex has written screenplays, directed two short films; Demme and Cheap Heat, he has also produced a short film Mia, as well as worked on feature films in camera departments and as a script supervisor. Alex currently works at Legacy Collective RI as their Operations Coordinator.
IG ~ @Grade13Productions
\ \ A D D I T I O N A L C R E W / /
Gregory Warfield
IG ~ @capeg0d
Amanda Pepin
IG ~ @amandalash_mua