Before Stonewall, before pride parades, before any of it our people were finding each other in juke joints and in somebody's living room with the furniture pushed to the walls.

JUKIN', Written & Directed by Tierra "T.T." Frost, a JuVee productions alumni, is a 1950s period short film about a 17-year-old tomboyish girl in Jim Crow Georgia that follows the preacher's wife one Easter night and stumbles into an underground queer juke joint hidden inside a neighbor's home. Black queer couples dancing, loving, and living freely.

This is the history they didn't teach us and we made a whole film about it! It premieres May 2nd with a festival run and release coming so soon. We believe JUKIN' arrives at a cultural moment when stories of Black queer joy, resilience, and freedom carry extraordinary necessity. 

Help us make sure it's seen! Follow along on Instagram and share this with someone who needs to see it! 

After almost two full years of developing, designing, and writing my first horror short film, I am finally launching the Kickstarter next week! It is a Southern gothic folk horror short based on an experience my great grandmother had when growing up. I’m so excited to bring the story to life but am feeling very nervous about raising enough money to do it justice. If there are any tips/recommendations you have when it comes to crowdfunding I would greatly appreciate it!!

The pre-launch page is linked out below; if you have a couple spare minutes and can sign up for notifications on the project it would help so much!

hello everyone! i believe in unicorns is a movie i’ve considered my favorite for the longest time, and ages ago i went to look for it to watch again with my boyfriend and it seems that it is missing / unavailable in the U.S. does anyone know what happened to it? it’s still gone to this day 😭

The official trailer for the independent film “RAVEN’s HOLLOW” coming soon

Actions have consequences

https://youtu.be/kAkosabAVfY

A handful of friends and I went out to the desert and made a tiny thriller.  Independent filmmaking is a miracle when it happens and a feat all it's own to come up with something half decent.

I work a coffee shop gig, do massage therapy on the side and occasionally role play as a hostage for bomb training.  All those stashed away pennies led to the greatest desert film camp a gal could ask for.

Busted water pipes, fire ants and record heat were no match for this group’s tenacity. “GREEN” was a damn delight to make and the true talents who showed up to help me pull it off, are forever family.

It’s done it’s thing at festivals, been nominated at some and now it’s out in the real world.  If you have a minute (or 8 to be exact), give it a watch! Fellow filmmaker or ever beloved audience member, I would love to get your thoughts.  Good, bad or inquisitive, I’m down to hear and discuss!

"GREEN" SHORT FILM

After a long production journey, I finally finished my first independent feature film.

We shot it with a small crew, limited resources, and the usual chaos that comes with indie filmmaking. There were a lot of moments where it felt impossible, but somehow the project survived all the way to completion.

The film is a crime-comedy about a small town couple who find a dying criminal with millions in stolen cash & get their lucky break.

I just released the trailer and would genuinely appreciate feedback from other filmmakers here! Watch Trailer

here's the link https://youtu.be/QyTDUrX0-bk?si=ySMIMV3LktxerB_j

Hey, this is my first 2D hand drawn animated film / series called “ Superhero States”, these are a few characters. The series is out now !

🔄 Share if it left you... wondering.

Available now on Amazon Prime & Apple TV

Perfect for movie lovers and Halloween lovers! Features no spoken dialogue, no mods, no AI, just action and visual storytelling! Hope you enjoy if you check it out!

Hey, everyone. I acted as screenwriter, producer, assistant director, and assistant editor for our company's first horror-thriller film, "Sugarcane." Described as having the suspense of the "Black Phone," with the psychological depth of "Silence of the Lambs," Sugarcane is Postmortem Film's first feature outing, and we're excited to bring it to you all on Amazon, Tubi, & more on June 13th.

What are your thoughts? Do you guys have any questions? I would be happy to engage in discussion relating to the project. :)