Timecode:NOLA returns with another episode showcasing independent filmmaking, skate culture, experimental storytelling, and filmmaker interviews. Highlights include an awkward first date during a record-breaking heat wave, a showcase of New Orleans skateboarding, a philosophical journey beyond the physical world, and a preview of the feature film Open with insights from filmmaker Miles Doleac and actress/writer Lindsey Anne Williams.

Featured Films:

• When I Die (Eric Williamson) – A Bumble date during a brutal heat wave takes an unexpected turn. Includes an interview with filmmaker Eric Williamson.
• Broth (Charles Johnson) – A New Orleans skateboarding film featuring Carlos Stich, Zork Jones, Justin Higgins, Stephen Serrano, Dominic Crescioni, Dylan and Quinn Del Corral, Scooter, Rico Brown, and Philly Santosuosso. Includes an interview with filmmaker Charles Johnson.
• Rate of Change (Randy Perez, written by Mike Signal) – An out-of-body experience reinforces a man’s understanding of the social constructs that shape everyday life.
• Open (Trailer) – A preview of the feature film Open, followed by an interview with writer/director Miles Doleac and writer/actress Lindsey Anne Williams.

Cold Open:

• Underage (Ricardo Barrosse)

Timecode:NOLA was a television series dedicated to showcasing independent filmmakers, short films, music videos, documentaries, animation, and experimental work while giving creators a platform to discuss their process and projects. Our mission was simple: inspire people to make movies.

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