"Love Conquers Al "

Al dreams about having one thing… Bridgette, his klutzy but cute co-worker.  Before he can make his dream come true, he must convince all the personalities in his head that this is what’s best.  In the Central Post Between Thought and Reality, Al battles all parts of himself, to determine if love really can conquer all.  A new surreal take on the old battle between love and fear!

Keena Ferguson - Writer/Director
A native of Jefferson City, Mo, Keena has been dancing since age three and entertaining the world in many art forms.  Keena is a graduate of Ohio State University where she majored in dance.  She was recently on tour in the hit stage play, The Bachelorette Party co-produced by Will Smith, as well as in independent films such as the enticing film “Inspired By…” that aired on BETJ.  Keena also owns a production company, KaShKe Productions, LLC, with 2 other beautiful young ladies.  Their inaugural project is titled Out The Box:  A 3 Woman 1 Woman show.  Keena is also a member of the beautiful and sexy Brown Betties. 

The love of the café and coffee shops has become the new “it” thing to do.  On average people spend $21.00 a week at a coffee shop and not only adults but teens are getting very hip to this coffee shop craze.  Kai Green, a young woman living the Los Angeles life, has a good job, great friends, she works out and makes her daily stop at the coffee shop.  However, when Kai’s usual habits become more than just a regular mode of living, Kai is on the verge of lifestyle suicide. 

Ian Foxx - Director Kenneth
Foxx began his career in New York City before becoming the managing Producer of the Family Repertory Company. In 1975, Foxx founded Foxx Follies Productions and formed a theatre company, which toured the Pacific Northwest.  Foxx currently serves as Staff Photographer for the L.A. Watts Times Newspaper and is a Free Lance Photo Journalist

B. Davis - Co-Writer
Ken is a Los Angeles native whose stage pieces have garnered 7 NAACP Theatre Award nominations. Ken’s most acclaimed play to date is “South of Where We Live.”  He has given the theater a unique taste of life through the eyes of upwardly mobile African American people for over 30 years!

Ilunga Adell - Co-Writer
A native of Memphis, Tennessee, and a veteran of the stage and screen, Ilunga’s.writing credits include Sanford and Son, 227, Roc, A Different World, Married With Children and Moesha.  Ilunga is a graduate of the American Film Institute as a Directing Fellow. 

A pastor of a well-known church in the community is married, and has been accused of having extra marital affairs.  In his search to find a group he believes can provide help through a 12-step program to overcome his addiction only to discover the organization is a front for the brothers to promote their own sexual escapades.  To Be Forgiven, We Must Learn To Forgive.  BOOM SHA KA LA KA BOOM!

Deon H. Hayman - Writer/Director
Deon is a graduate of UCLA, with a major in Ancient Civilizations and a minor in Film/TV Productions.  He completed the UCLA Extension Film/TV Screenwriting Program, then entered LACC’s Directors Program, where he studied directing and cinematography.  At LACC, he wrote and directed his first short film, titled “Hey Joe”—a tribute to the Jimi Hendrix song of the same title.  His work experience entails dozens of TV show and pilot productions, as well as five years with Walt Disney Imagineering, where he worked in the Creative Story Development Department.  As a screenwriter, he has developed several shorts and TV spec scripts, and has written a dozen feature length screenplays—two of which have reached the finalist in major screenplay competitions.

A nerdy junior high school kid finds popularity when hustling banned sodas and snacks on campus.

Lyn-Don-McCray - Director/Co-Writer
Thiel and Johnson are no strangers to horror or action. They first gained critical attention as students at the Art Institute of California - Los Angeles, where they both majored in film.
Since college, the two continued to create shorts and music videos under their independent film banner, IP Films. Success soon followed as Johnson's music video that he directed and produced, "Motherless Child" was a winner in the BET's "Ya Heard?" Independent Music Video Contest. Johnson also received an Honorable Mention from the Tabloid Witch Awards (Sci-fi/Horror Film Festival) for his breakout sci-fi short, "The Signal," which he directed, wrote, acted in, and produced.

Victor Cruz - Co- Writer
Victor Cruz was born in Portsmouth, Virginia, and raised in the heart of the South Bronx. At age sixteen he performed stand-up comedy at many clubs for the first time in downtown Manhattan in NYC and has since performed at many clubs and colleges throughout the nation. He went out to perfect his craft as an actor in the Acting Conservatory at SUNY Purchase College.

This mini-parody of the film Akeelah and the Bee features a fiery boricua from the South Bronx, Awilda Lopez. Awilda is aloof to her natural great ability to spell. She is coerced by her teacher to enter her school spelling bee. After winning the local spelling bee, a mysterious professor, Morpheus, takes a special interest in Awilda, and decides to train her for the next level:  She will have to overcome the obstacles of a few haters, a "smart-Chinese kid"  and issues of her own self- confidence. Heeellllloooo!!!