(In Pre-Production set to start filming October 2025)

Two awkward office workers never speak. Their AIs do. And somehow, across a string of auto-replied emails, a love story forms, until it all spirals into federal charges and unexpected connection.

AI LOVE YOU is a comedy about automation, miscommunication, and falling for someone you’ve never actually met.

(In Pre-Production set to start filming 2026)

A lone astronaut travels beyond the edges of our galaxy in search of life. He finds only silence.

Years later… or moments, depending on how you see time… he returns. But the world he knew is gone, and no one believes he ever left.

Tachyon is a story about time, grief, and the unbearable cost of being the only one who remembers.

(In Pre-Production set to start filming 2026)

A star falling to Earth, or a child burdened by what he’s meant to become

He came from the stars, but grew up in silence, hiding his strength, choking down rage, and learning what it means to be human.

A story about identity, restraint, and the pain of becoming who you were always meant to be.

(In Pre-Production set to start filming September 2025)

What if the risk wasn’t the price… but the point? “The Pull” is a series about people who follow their calling all the way to its edge, and the unexpected legacy that follows.

“The Pull” is a cinematic documentary series that profiles individuals who pursued something bigger than themselves… not despite the risk, but because of it. From mountaineers and artists to survivors and changemakers, each episode reveals how the very thing that could break them becomes the spark of impact that outlives them. Some stories end in death. Others in transformation. But all ask the same question: What if our greatest contribution is hidden inside the thing we’re most afraid to chase? Or most hesitant due social expectations that hide us from our true yearnings. Told through intimate interviews, emotional archives, and grounded, poetic storytelling, The Pull is about choosing a life of meaning even when there’s no map back. These aren’t cautionary tales. They’re invitations to consider what we’re here for, and what’s worth the risk. The Pull doesn’t glorify the edge but instead it asks what’s waiting on the other side of it.