999 Aliza: The Policeman

Parity's Equilibrium is a series of short films grappling with the different conflicts that can arise while along the pursuit of equality and balance. Is it rich vs poor? Male vs female? Traditional vs non traditional? Youth vs Elder? Maybe it is simply a journey to find the interdependence we so genuinely need in this world we call our home?

"Because We're Thespians" is a dramatic comedy series, revolving around the lives of two high-school-age friends, Charlotte Rose Singer and Simon Carter, who both desire to excel in their professions as thespians. Charlotte Rose Singer's modest background as a bakery-worker during after-school hours is the complete opposite of Simon Carter's lavish lifestyle that includes his own driver and a live-in maid. Despite their different upbringing, the duo becomes the best of friends and Simon eventually helps Charlotte become more confident in her acting and singing abilities as she evolves from her shell. Together the pair end up taking on challenges that include trying to convince Simon's musical-producer parents that he and Charlotte are talented enough to be a part of their hit Broadway production.

Kate Darling had it all until the untimely death of her husband left her with nothing but a broken heart and a broken wallet. After moving in with her sister, Jessica, Kate desperately tries to move on with her life.

Madden Girl is a series about an over weight teen trying to make it through highschool, mean girls, love, friendship and weight loss.

It is no mystery to anyone that women's minds are like a rosebush of thorns: a woman to get from point A to point B faces a maze of multiple options and paths. A woman never, but never, goes from point A to point B in a straight line. We all suffer daily from small dramas: the dress that does not close thanks to the off-road combo she ate the night before, the boyfriend who has the cell phone off, the one who visits the hairdresser annihilates all expectations. And, whether we want to admit it or not, those little dramas are inexorably linked to the traps our hormones set for us without warning or consideration. The series portrays precisely those small dramas, those "Fallopian Traps" that are anything but small dramas, because underneath them underlying misfortunes or bigger problems. "The Fallopian Traps" are, ultimately, the drop that overflows the glass and brings out the true dramas of the characters. As in real life, all "The Fallopian Traps" produce a spasmodic laugh, or at least a smile.