This episode of Timecode is loaded with independent films, filmmaker interviews, dance cinema, relationship drama, skateboarding culture, and a look back at one of New Orleans’ most important artistic institutions. Highlights include a surreal dinner party, an emotionally charged dance film, a relationship hanging in uncertainty, a retrospective on the legendary Zeitgeist Multi-Disciplinary Arts Center, and a New Orleans skate film capturing life on the streets.

Featured Films:

• How Do I Tell You This (Lara Hill) – A short film exploring communication, relationships, and the difficulty of expressing what matters most. Includes an interview with filmmaker Lara Hill.
• Resolution (Jesse Lotz) – A dance film exploring the inner turmoil of a woman on New Year’s Eve.
• A Night at Amethyst’s (Paul Grass) – A group of friends gather for a dinner party that quickly becomes anything but ordinary. Includes an interview with filmmaker Paul Grass.
• Nowhere To Go (Piper Leger) – A man and woman discuss the nature of their relationship and whether they truly have one at all.
• Timecode Presents… Zeitgeist – Rene Broussard reflects on the history and impact of the Zeitgeist Multi-Disciplinary Arts Center, a cornerstone of New Orleans’ independent arts community.
• Indifference (Todd Taylor) – A New Orleans skateboarding film featuring riders and locations from around the city.

Cold Open:

• They Live (Randy Mack)

Timecode 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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