Films

for

filmmakers

MAKING A FILM TAKES PATIENCE, AND DETERMINATION. THE feature FILMS MADE BY BRONSON USE A PHILOSOPHY OF LESS IS MORE, EMPOWERING NEW FILMMAKERS TO MAKE WITH WHAT THEY HAVE. THE MOST EXPENSIVE FILM WAS $25,000, PREMIERING AT THE CHINESE THEATRE ON HOLLYWOOD BOULEVARD. YOU CAN MAKE A FILM, AND I HOPE THESE FILMS INSPIRE THAT JOURNEY.

BRONSON

Two people on a wooden deck overlooking a large rock formation near a body of water at sunset.

Seize the carp

In death comes life and it couldn't be more true for childhood friends, Casey and Rachel. After Rachel's brother passes away unexpectedly the two of them come together and take a road trip in his memory. Different paths ALL end the same, enjoy the trip.

Black and white photo of a person sitting on a couch, looking contemplative with a lamp and candles in the background.

Little Hand

A young woman breaks things off with her boyfriend but finds out the universe has other plans. Desperate to move on, she is forced to literally relive the memories they've shared together. Pin-balling through time and space, she attempts to rewrite their shared history in hopes that she can find the man with whom she first fell in love.

Person in dimly lit room reaching towards glowing objects

Autumns End:
The Horror

After their parents' death, the Rademacher twins travel to Michigan to close the family home. While there, they discover that they aren't alone and must fight for survival -- a fight that continues long after the violence ends.