08/15/2026
This is Who We Were. Six site-specific actual plays filmed here in New York City, each tackling grief, nostalgia, memory, and changing relationships from a different angle.
This is actual play like you've never seen it before.
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Teatime Reverie, directed by Rowan McStay
System: Nimble
In tabletop gaming communities, women have long been relegated to supporting roles. In this mini-series, we’re bringing together a cast of women aged 45 and above to go on a high-fantasy adventure where this time, they’re the heroes. Exploring themes of imagination, the importance of play in adulthood, caretaking, sacrifice, and heroism in every form, Teatime Reverie will showcase the power of collaborative narrative storytelling for a new audience.
Echoes in the Static, directed by Kendrick “Kendo” Smith
System: VOID 1680AM
In this spiritual successor to the director’s acclaimed “Prayers in the Static” campaign, a well-loved radio DJ in an apocalyptic future passes, leaving behind a shadow of legacy that their young successor must attempt to fill while defining their own identity and justifying their existence to a crowd of long-time listeners. This sequel project transforms the original radio show to a filmed livestream, drawing visual inspiration from content creators, streamers, and new media pioneers to explore themes of creative legacy.
Into Green Things Growing, directed by Rowan McStay
System: The Time We Have
In this interpretation of Elliot Davis’s tragic game of brotherhood in a zombie apocalypse, two real-life brothers are given the question: “if you knew today was the last day you had with your brother, how would you spend it?” This one-shot will be filmed with a unique dual perspective, allowing viewers to truly immerse themselves in the brothers’ experiences.
Malum Caeleste, directed by Jasmin Malave
System: Kids on Bikes/LOCUS
In this dual-system series inspired by Stephen King’s IT, three troubled adults are brought unwillingly back to their hometown which can’t seem to let them go