"BULLETS BLOOD & A FISTFUL OF CASH"
Written and directed by Sam Akina, produced by Joy Saez and Vu Le

"YOUR LIGHTS ARE OUT OR BURNING BADLY"
Produced by The Film Company.

"THE AUDIENCE STRIKES BACK"
Produced by Thorco Productions.

"JUNE AND JULY"
Produced & directed by Brady Hall.

"THE DEAD FEED"
Produced by Dan Moore, Blane Street Films, LLC.

"WE GO WAY BACK"
Produced by The Film Company, directed by Lynn Shelton. The film is about a young actress who confronts her teenage self. Grand Jury Prize winner at 2006 Slamdance Film Festival for best narrative feature. Cinematographer Ben Kasulke won the Kodak Vision Award for best cinematography. IFP Spotlight Award

"BRAND UPON THE BRAIN"
Produced by The Film Company.

"FULL DISCLOSURE"
Produced by Susan LaSalle, directed by Douglas Horn for his company, Horn of the Moon LLC. Premiered at Palm Springs Fall 2005.

"PIERRE, A HOLE WITH A VIEW"
Produced by Horn of the Moon Productions.

"EXPIRATION DATE"
A romantic comedy about a young man about to turn 25 whose father and grandfather were killed by milk trucks on their 25th birthday. Directed and written by Rick Stevenson, produced by John Forsen, Roadkill Productions LLC.

"OTTO"
A short experimental film, produced by Jamie Friddle.

"THE GOLDEN LEAF"
A short children's film. Written, directed and produced by Ksenia Oustiougova.

"BOY CULTURE"
Directed by Q. Allan Brocka. From the producers who brought you "Swingers" and "Swimming with Sharks."

"FUTURE SYN"
Written and directed by Alesia Glidewell and co-produced by Ryon S. Lane and Alesia Glidewell. A futuristic short film about a world whose female population has been wiped out by a virus.

"GEEK LIKE ME"
A romantic comedy film, by Seattle filmmaker John Vechey, about circus freaks, vegetarians and falling in love. Vechey directed with the support of local producer Susan LaSalle. Screenplay by Seattle journalist Winda Benedetti.

"THE TELEPHONE POLE NUMBERING SYSTEM"
A film by William Weiss, produced by The Film Company at Northwest Film Forum, Executive Producer Gregg Lachow.