The very first episode of Timecode:NOLA introduces the mission that would define the series for years to come: showcasing independent filmmakers, underground voices, and creative stories from New Orleans and beyond. This debut episode features psychological drama, documentary storytelling, experimental cinema, filmmaker interviews, a spotlight on the legendary Zeitgeist Multi-Disciplinary Arts Center, and the first installment of Diary of a Filmmaker with Guy Wood.

Featured Films:

• Her Closet (Amy Sanderson) – Tim becomes obsessed with his wife’s secrets and the locked box she keeps hidden away. When he finally gains access, he discovers a strange and unexpected place inside her mind. Includes an interview with filmmaker Amy Sanderson.
• In Memory of James (Will Horton) – A man reflects on the life and legacy of little-known musician James Black.
• Timecode:NOLA On… Zeitgeist – Renee Broussard discusses the importance of the Zeitgeist Multi-Disciplinary Arts Center and its role in supporting artists and filmmakers in New Orleans.
• Coming Down Fast (Michael Long) – A son who believes his father murdered his mother encounters a mysterious man who helps him confront his fears and make a difficult decision.
• Diary of a Filmmaker: Guy Wood, Part 1 – The first installment in a series following filmmaker Guy Wood and his creative journey.
• American Dream 1b (Laszlo Fulop) – A silent film chronicling a day in the life of an ordinary man whose routine takes a surprising and unexpected turn.

Cold Open:

• Misunderstanding (Aaron Rushin)

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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