This episode of Timecode:NOLA explores dreams, mystery, music, science fiction, and psychological drama through an eclectic collection of independent films. Featuring filmmaker interviews with Reed Daigle and the directing team behind Shelter, the episode offers a behind-the-scenes look at the stories and artists bringing ambitious independent projects to life.

Featured Films:

• Sur l’Amour des Rêves (Reed Daigle) – A narrated meditation on dreams, ambition, and the paths we choose in life. Includes an interview with filmmaker Reed Daigle.

• Time for Change (Aaron Walker) – As a band performs in a neighborhood bar, the patrons reflect on the choices that have shaped their lives.

• The Photograph (Aaron Rushin) – After discovering an unconscious man on the street, a woman returns with help only to find him gone, leaving behind a single mysterious photograph.

• Shelter (Trailer) – An apocalyptic disaster forces a group of survivors underground in this preview of the feature film, followed by an interview with co-directors Shannon Hubbell and Jason Horton.

• Substance (John D. Alfone) – Zoey and her band arrive in New York City to reunite with her boyfriend, only to find the trip takes unexpected turns.

• 332 (Eric Carle) – A man awakens in an abandoned warehouse and stumbles into a diner, where a mysterious encounter blurs the line between past, present, and future.

Cold Open:

• A Rough Night (Stryper)

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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