Sacramento Film and Music Festival 2009

The Devil’s Matchmaker is about an ordinary guy who arranges matches for a living. He is a bit of a loner and has few hobbies or interests, but he takes great pride in setting up matches, especially where the couple’s last names form a hideous but hilarious combination like Hanus-Deeds or Harrie-Privates. While he cannot force love, he hopes that a few couples per year marry one another, leading to humorous wedding announcements that he keeps as trophies.

Do As I say takes us on an unforgettable journey through a political landscape filled with economic hypocrits and fiscal humbugs. Al Gore, Hillary Clinton, Ted Kennedy, George Soros, and Michael Moore figure prominently in this uncompromising look at how some of our most respected leaders publicly deplore capotalism and oppose free enterprise while privately amassing enormous entrepreneurial wealth. Based on the bestselling book by Peter Schweizer, this edgy and hard-hitting documentary from Nicholas Tucker and Lucas Abel reveals that the two-faced mantra "do as I say, not as I do" has become the unwritten golden rule of leaders who make their living - and their fortunes - waging war against the very economic system that has allowed them to succeed.

Eldorado is a short animated film about loss of hope, created with watercolor paint on paper.

Faces of Tomorrow tells an incredible story of inspiration and hope through the eyes of disabled children in Ecuador.