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With his life back East upended, a young man escapes to the electric anonymity of Las Vegas. When an intriguing offer puts him on an unexpected path, he learns how easily things left unresolved find a way of forcing their own resolution.

During the holiday season, two single people travel to Malta and form a connection.

A new gallery owner discovers that she can paint the future using a paintbrush left by Santa. As she discovers the true magic within herself, she also learns to love and be more confident.

A young woman is determined to get home for Christmas, but gets stranded in a small town during a snow storm. Little does she know that she is exactly where she is supposed to be.

Travel writer Olivia Taylor and broadcaster Benjamin Bryant team up to travel to Bosnia and Herzegovina, 25 years following the country's cease fire.

A former Army investigator is forced to revisit his greatest failure, and face the resulting personal demons, in the wake of a tragedy and new revelations at his longtime mentor's funeral.

The companion series for the COVID-19-delayed Aidy Kane (2020) feature film, "Aidy Kane (Really Wants You to Love Him" introduces washed-up former Olympic superstar Adrian Kinieki, and the eccentric group of roommates, friends, rivals, and managers in his highly narcissistic world.

A man, battered and bloody, waits alone for the fight he knows is sure to come.

Laney Oliver is a faded soap star. Her dear friend Clarence is a one-hit-wonder film maker. They're newly single, over forty and completely hung-over. So when they're approached to be on a reality show, of course they say, "no..."

A star-studded charity benefit celebrating the increasing representation and civic engagement of Asian-American and Pacific Islanders and benefiting AAPI charities in Milwaukee, WI, home of the 2020 Democratic Convention.

The award-winning serialized investigative podcast explores the aftermath of the night a tragic turn of events took away SFC Anastasha Clarke's ability to tell her own story and created an opportunity for others to tell a very different one for her. Host Benjamin Bryant, and producer Tommy Zamberlan, start with a nagging set of inconsistencies before ending up on an unexpectedly disturbing journey through questions of honor, due diligence, subconscious bias, medical neglect, and the tangled webs of government bureaucracy. In the end, they uncover far more than they bargained for, and inadvertently solve a mystery, potentially uncovering the key to a brighter future for Ana herself. Told through a mix of news/documentary reporting, archival sound, new interviews, re-enactments, and narrative storytelling.

TENDING is part of the KNOTS series of interrelated short films. TENDING premiered during the "KNOTS event" on December 14th, 2017 at Atlanta's SCADShow Theatre, where the series of filmed shorts premiered alongside live performances of new stage scenes extending the stories of the characters depicted onscreen. The KNOTS series of shorts explores the lives of eight couples as they prepare for and participate in a wedding and reception. The shorts, which range from lightly comedic to boldly dramatic, explore themes of love, compassion, acceptance, and the "knots" or ties that liberate and bind us. TENDING is an interpersonal two-person piece about the emotional challenges of care giving.

A young man dreams of the fictional girl of his dreams, who may not be confined to his dreams, at all. This short film is the music video for the original song "Closer to You," featured prominently in the 2021 feature film Station to Station (2021) from Benjamin Bryant.

DETOUR is part of the KNOTS series of interrelated short films. DETOUR premiered during the "KNOTS event" on December 14th, 2017 at Atlanta's SCADShow Theatre, where the series of filmed shorts premiered alongside live performances of new stage scenes extending the stories of the characters depicted onscreen. The KNOTS series of shorts explores the lives of eight couples as they prepare for and participate in a wedding and reception. The shorts, which range from lightly comedic to boldly dramatic, explore themes of love, compassion, acceptance, and the "knots" or ties that liberate and bind us. DETOUR is an interpersonal two-person piece.

GOOD OLD DAYS is part of the KNOTS series of interrelated short films. GOOD OLD DAYS premiered during the "KNOTS event" on December 14th, 2017 at Atlanta's SCADShow Theatre, where the series of filmed shorts made their debut alongside live performances of new stage scenes extending the stories of the characters depicted onscreen. The KNOTS series of shorts explores the lives of eight couples as they prepare for and participate in a wedding and reception. The shorts, which range from lightly comedic to boldly dramatic, explore themes of love, compassion, acceptance, and the "knots" or ties that liberate and bind us. GOOD OLD DAYS is an interpersonal two-person piece about feelings and unfinished business thought left in the past.

A behind-the-scenes special featuring the creative team behind Daytime Emmy-winning "Anacostia." Produced by BZ/MP's Benjamin Bryant to honor the series 10-yr anniversary and highlight the show's groundbreaking fifth season.

A Las Vegas musician checks himself into a motel for a weekend to see if he's ready to finally face his demons. This short film is the music video for the song "Changing Stations (Theme fromStation to Station (2021))" featured in the 2021 drama.

Documentary short from the producers of the Emmy-winning "Anacostia," highlighting the debut of "A Right to the City" at the Smithsonian's Anacostia Community Museum, a cultural landmark and institution in the historic D.C. neighborhood.

BLAME GAME is part of the KNOTS series of interrelated short films, BLAME GAME premiered during the "KNOTS event" on December 14th, 2017 at Atlanta's SCADShow Theatre, where the series of filmed shorts premiered alongside live performances of new stage scenes extending the stories of the characters depicted onscreen. The KNOTS series of shorts explores the lives of eight couples as they prepare for and participate in a wedding and reception. The shorts, which range from lightly comedic to boldly dramatic, explore themes of love, compassion, acceptance, and the "knots" or ties that liberate and bind us. BLAME GAME takes a comedic look at the dysfunctional family of the wedding's groom.

THE KISS is part of the KNOTS series of interrelated short films, THE KISS premiered during the "KNOTS event" on December 14th, 2017 at Atlanta's SCADShow Theatre, where the series of filmed shorts premiered alongside live performances of new stage scenes extending the stories of the characters depicted onscreen. The KNOTS series of shorts explores the lives of eight couples as they prepare for and participate in a wedding and reception. The shorts, which range from lightly comedic to boldly dramatic, explore themes of love, compassion, acceptance, and the "knots" or ties that liberate and bind us. THE KISS looks at an unexpected moment in the cloakroom at the wedding reception.