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Autism in Hollywood is a documentary project showcasing the talents and capabilities of Autistic people in the entertainment industry. As a person on the Autism Spectrum trying to get into the entertainment industry, I see this documentary film as vital in showing the world the talents and capabilities of Autistic artists. This segment showcases Domonique Brown, an Autistic actor, singer, and performer. 
 

A promotional video to get volunteers for Buen Vecino, a non-profit organization that helps immigrants in Ventura County with legal services and support.

Not Me is a fiction film about an American soldier (Mike), and an Iraqi fighter (Mohammed) who are handcuffed together and put in a detention center in Iraq. Mike fights for democracy and Mohammad for God. They hate each other to death, but to survive, they have to work together. Their survival is based on each other. Caught in a minefield, they are chased by the Iraqi fighters and American soldiers. With fear and resentment in their hearts, could they survive?

The promo video showcases the goal and services of Tlanipani, a U.S.-based nonprofit that assists Mexican craftsmen and craftswomen to find a market for their products in the United States.

Westminster Free Clinic calls for help and encourages young adults to join the team of volunteers in helping distribute food to families in need in Thousand Oaks and Oxnard.

Reflection is a short silent film that conveys the emotion of regret and fear in the heart and mind of a young man named Josiah (played by Gordon Richardson), who drinks heavily before and during a car ride. Josiah loses control and strikes a woman (played by Lauren Powers) who is innocently crossing the street. We end up seeing Josiah in his apartment relaxed watching TV then trying to go to bed, but something is keeping him up. The sound of a woman crying, writing on the mirror, and scratches on his arm. He is not alone in his apartment. Someone or something is in there with him. But who? Was the car crash a dream or reality? Is the presence of the woman that he struck now haunting him? Are these hauntings a part of his imagination or the regret that he is in?

Message of the film: Don't get into situations that will make you regret what you do and live in fear for the rest of your life.