Feature Film

But She Wasn't Perfect Is it enought to really, really, really like someone or should you hold out for falling in love. “…But She Wasn’t Perfect,” is a feature film in the vein of High Fidelity and Definitely Maybe. Sitting hand-cuffed in a squad car outside Mary’s home, Pete Cruz reviews his romance with Mary and ponders if his need to find the perfect soul mate kept him from a perfect mate.

Jaime Bravo  Mistaken for a valet driver at prom, high school senior Jaime Bravo finds himself protecting fellow student Nicole Spencer and her revolutionary invention from a mysterious government agency. The special training provided by his theater professor father equips Jaime with the perfect skills to outdrive, outfight, and outwit the special agents after him — is this training and his father’s ties to the government agency just coincidence?
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Homecoming El Pueblo High's Student Body President, Jerry Valdez, a smooth talking charmer, stands on the edge of acceptance into Harvard just as his ambitious plans for Homecoming are thwarted by a new feminist student from Eugene Oregon, Maggie Mortensen, who tries to cancel the "archaic and sexist institution."

Television

Getting to White A maintenance man and his hotel housekeeping wife in Oxnard, California, try to make a living and instill family values in their children while trying to understand and navigate their children's americanized lifestyle and views.
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Friends and Family  There is no such thing as a perfect family, even the ones we choose. Saba, Diego, Margot, Johnny, and James met in college in the Bolivar International Theme dorm. Saba, Ethiopian American was the RA, Margot, white was the social chair, and Diego Latino, was the computer tech. Approaching 28, they’re feeling the pull of their families expectations and social pressures to grow up. Determined to make life on their own terms, they live together in a large rented house as Friends and Family.

Web Series

Los Americans This is a shorter, web series version of Getting to White. 
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Manny in Real Life: Season 1 Manny Dominguez, famed Broadway actor whose career came to a crashing halt, has just moved back to his native Norwalk, California from New York to start a “real life”: finding a so-called normal job, a place to live, and a new relationship. How does a once-celebrated Broadway actor adjust to living a so-called normal life far from the Great White Way?