ASP FILMS:
A young father, Byron, sitting in a therapy session, opens up about his son starting kindergarten. As Byron projects his feelings to Dr. Givens about his son’s first day, he’s reminded of his own battles with the educational system. However, there’s something deeper lurking within him. As Dr. Givens tries to bring that out, Byron sinks deeper into his darkness and is forced to look beneath his troubles with education to find out why he’s out of control.
Starring Chauncey Johnson, Teresa Reese, and Justin Brown
Directed by Katherine Marie Written by Chauncey Johnson
Written and Directed by Chauncey Johnson
Karen believes she’s in debt to an evil entity, haunting her for what’s owed. Mystery heightens as a skeptical detective sets out to prove she’s a heartless killer, all while Karen’s doctor believes she’s experiencing a mental breakdown, causing Karen to believe she is truly living a nightmare.
Starring Kimberly David, Paul Roberson, Katherine Marie, and Chauncey Johnson
Written and Directed by Chauncey Johnson
Based on Chauncey Johnson’s own experiences. Through turmoil and determination, a young man looks to prove to himself that he can beat the odds and regain his life.
Starring Chauncey Johnson, Katherine Marie, Sakar Brown, Paul Roberson, and Jennifer Marie Lawson
ASP DOCUMENTARY:
Written and Directed by Katherine Marie
A short form documentary about a young boy’s early life struggles due to premature birth and his journey that ensues to overcome those obstacles.
Starring Mekai Lyons
ASP SKETCHes:
Written and Directed by Chauncey Johnson
When black people need help explaining to white people why they’re just trying to enjoy life simple pleasures, they can open the app CAWG (Call A White Guy) and find a white guy thats only seconds away.
Starring Paul Roberson, Chauncey Johnson, Dan Shaked, Justin Brown, Emily Brock, Matthew Stuart Jackson
Written and Directed by Chauncey Johnson
Beth takes the chance at approaching a guy, but when the guy turns her down things get ugly.
Starring Anna Cook, Chauncey Johnson, Paul Roberson, and Rob McCaffray