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02/08/2026

A thoughtful animated short follows Jamal, a curious pr***en from Southeast San Diego, as he asks a simple question: why is Jesus often portrayed with blonde hair and blue eyes when the Bible describes him differently? Through gentle curiosity and honest questions, this cartoon explores history and representation. 🙏🏽

02/01/2026

Celebrating the courage, vision, and enduring legacy of our icons who paved the way for progress and continue to inspire our future.

01/29/2026

Guide to the North Star is a micro short film told in first person from the voice of Frederick Douglass, chronicling his escape from slavery and his journey ...

01/27/2026

“I prayed for freedom for twenty years, but received no answer until I prayed with my legs.” - Frederick Douglass

Introducing Ellis D. Vance as Frederick Douglass in Stacey M. Brewer's upcoming micro-short, inspired by a pivotal period in the abolitionist’s life.

A story of a man who refused to be anything less than free.

Coming February 1.

01/23/2026

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Coming soon: February 1st | 🔵

01/07/2026

A nervous son, a bad report card, and a father's timeless wisdom. Experience the warmth of a classic 1950s Black family sitcom in this 30-second micro-short.

Written and directed by Stacey M. Brewer

12/28/2025

Caught green-handed! In a Stacey M. Brewer short, a 10-year-old boy tries to pull a fast one on his parents by claiming his apple-flavored Now and Laters are just regular fruit. Set in a perfectly recreated 1981 multi-camera sitcom world - this clip captures the hilarious struggle of a kid with a sweet tooth. The irony hits its peak when the Uncle steps in to eat the fruit. Having clearly spent his own childhood eating way too much candy, the Uncle’s dental history finally catches up with him in one hilarious, bone-crunching bite. If you love nostalgic comedy, retro TV vibes, or the classic "bad seed" family trope, this short sketch is for you.

12/19/2025

What’s something you almost quit too early?
Everybody starts with an empty stand. Stay the course. Success will come.

Written, produced, and directed by M. Brewer