Hit The Mark Entertainment. The short does not tell the whole story. It captures the promise that makes the feature inevitable.
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Hit The Mark develops feature films by first producing a short film set in the same story world.
The short is not a trailer. It is a complete chapter, written to stand on its own.
Sixteen worlds. Each one begins as a short film, and one of them you can walk into.
The worlds · swipe01 / 16
Drama / Mystery / Generational ThrillerThe Secrets Old People KeepForty years is a long time to sit in the back pew.
Comedy / Satirical Drama / MockumentaryNobody Knows Mad ScottEverybody in Atlanta has met him. Nobody can prove it.
Psychological Spiritual ThrillerThe Devil Is Not Scary AnymoreHe never asked Harmon for anything. That was the price.
Enter the worldPsychological Social ThrillerThe Block Don’t BlinkEverybody saw it. He is the only one who blinked.
Psychological / Spiritual DramaA Bar for EveryoneNobody in the bar was fine. Everybody was there.
Romantic Drama / PsychologicalLove Keeps No RecordShe left him the record. He finally heard it.
Psychological Drama / Mystery / ExistentialThe Moment BeforeShe sent it. Somebody had already written it down.
Drama / Cultural SatireFree Dem GirlsThe video worked. None of them felt free.
Action / ComedyThe Difference MakerHalf the powers. All the way there.
Spiritual ThrillerFeast of SelfSame time tomorrow, the older one asks. Deon does not answer.
Drama / Spoken Word CinemaFlowers Don’t SpeakFlowers get given at funerals and weddings. They never say a word.
Spiritual Sci-Fi Horror-ThrillerEcho HarvestPlease don’t leave me here, the headset says, after he takes it off.
Psychological Thriller / Faith DramaChurch HurtOne rejection, one captive, one true confession. Then a second chair.
Comedy / Hood Satire / SupernaturalMurked OutYou was right there, he says. And you ain’t even blink.
Romantic Drama / Spiritual RealismThe RememberingShe asked him before she forgot. He answered before he knew the cost.
Drama with Comedy / Music-DrivenMy Darling BabyFred wrote the bridge and left his name off the page.
Every feature here begins as a short.