This episode of Timecode:NOLA showcases independent filmmaking from New Orleans and beyond. Featuring horror, comedy, documentary, music video, and experimental cinema, the episode highlights a diverse collection of short films along with interviews from filmmakers Dave Osborn, Aaron Rushin, Kaori Maeyma, and the members of Impulss.
Featured Films:
- Potter’s Field (Dave Osborn) – A man is forced to carry out a hit on a violent plant. Includes an interview with filmmaker Dave Osborn and a look at the film’s trailer.
- Red Cars (Doc Whitney) – Julie hitches a ride with a mysterious man driving a red car.
- The Personal Touch (Joe Berk) – A doorman loses his job after repeatedly crossing personal boundaries with coworkers.
- Monkey Suit (Jason Rhein) – A man attempting suicide is interrupted by a man in a monkey suit taking his lunch break.
- Narcissy (Charlie Brown) – Members Anthony Donado, Jay Holland, and Bill Rachael discuss their band, Narcissy.
- Charisma (Aaron Rushin & Kaori Maeyma) – A music video featuring a performance by Impulss, followed by an interview with the filmmakers and band members.
- Give the Anarchist a Cigarette (Doug Lenox) – A dreamlike journey through a world where everyone smokes except the man desperately searching for a cigarette.
Cold Open:
• Car Trouble (Brian Kaz)
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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