Season 7 concludes with a supersized episode packed with independent filmmaking, dark comedy, animation, crime stories, music, and filmmaker interviews. Highlights include murderous thieves chasing a fortune, a musician’s desperate quest to rebuild his life, an animated battle for survival in the animal kingdom, an absurd hunt for a severed hand, and a road-weary rock band pushed to the breaking point.

Featured Films:

• Parachute (Ryan Dufrene) – Does crime pay? Maybe. Follow two murderous thieves, a briefcase full of gold, and one parachute as a simple heist spirals into chaos.
• Nightblooming (Randy Mack) – A Frenchmen Street musician attempts to rebuild his life after getting sober, but first must find a way back to work without a guitar, money, or support. Includes an interview with filmmaker Randy Mack.
• Birdie (Kenny Lass) – As her egg begins to hatch, a mother bird must protect her newborn from a hungry crow.
• The Soggy Cereal (Ben Long) – A cinematic study of the lifespan of cereal after it leaves the box.
• The Hand (Joe Gravier) – When the location of notorious double-crosser Brondo Sanster is revealed, everyone he has ever cheated races to recover the one item that can restore their fortunes: his severed hand. Includes an interview with filmmaker Joe Gravier.
• Post Rock (Jason Affolder) – Tensions erupt between the members of a struggling rock band following the best performance of their cross-country tour.

Cold Open:

• The Heist (Randy Perez & Jon Wood)

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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