ATL Short Films

For Terri "The Boss" Moss boxing didn't come into her life until a girlfriend who was going through a divorce - and wanted to take out some of her frustrations on a punching bag - suggested that Terri tag along to a gym for one of her boxing workouts. "I said, 'Do I look like I want to get my face beat in?' But I went anyway. That's when everything changed," says Moss. Terri is now in the center of the ring for the Fr3deR1cK directed Tomorrow Pictures.TV web series "Boxing Chicks." In this first episode Terri talks about the inherent social bias of being a female fighter. For many female and fighter are two words that don't go together, for Terri that is the meaning of life.

Terri Moss is the center of the ring

Boxing Chicks 

Kyle uses VR to escape reality, but when the boundaries between the two start to blur, that's not the only thing he'll be escaping...

Created at Georgia State University as part of Campus Movie Fest, the world's largest student film festival.

Campus MovieFest

Phantom

Four friends break into an abandoned psych asylum only to find out.

Created at Emory University as part of Campus Movie Fest, the world's largest student film festival.

Sanity

As Tracey and Brett go off to follow separate dreams, their impending separation leaves them with the fear they may never meet the same person again.

Truth

A guy imagines his life with a girl he sees walking into a classic video rental store.

Rental Dream

A duo of heroes must face their greatest challenge yet, each other.

Heroes

The Comet

Gameboy Killer

A young woman reminisces with her dog about her late grandfather.

Short Film by Brothers

Memory

It's the Activist vs. the Analyst in a witty spoof of issue oriented talk shows like Larry King and The O'Reilly Factor. Host Jerome X, a black activist, interviews the late great Sigmund Freud who is reincarnated in his doll form, complete with a cigar and a willingness to blame it all on Mom. It's 8 minutes of Dolls with issues because in these turbulent times the voice of reason is plastic. Want to see more? Watch at http://tomorrowpictures.tv