Carl Seaton

A short film titled Open. The film is about a seductive con played out in a very stylized manner without the use of any dialogue. The film uses various narrative techniques to tell a well rounded story in a brief span of time.

This micro-documentary is an interview with the iconic Film Director where he sheds light on his non for profit organization called the Duke Media Foundation that takes high school students in impoverished neighborhoods and exposes them to various forms of culture and educates them on financial literacy.

A micro-documentary about an organization, M.O.C.I.T.I that was created to uplift, educate, and inspire men of color in the Entertainment Industry. The organization holds workshops, networking events, and mentors young boys in low income neighborhoods.

A micro-documentary that chronicled a music festival in the heart of Skid Row in downtown Los Angeles that was spearheaded by Chuck D and Public Enemy. The film sheds light on the plight of the homeless population and the fight for their civil rights.

A short film that gives a unique perspective on the far reaching affects of urban violence in urban communities.

Responsible for executing the production shooting schedule of the feature film as well as supervising the post production component. The entire production was done under a very tight budget and very small time frame.

Co-wrote the screenplay for the feature film Redrum and served as Producer on the film.

Executive Produced, Co-Wrote, and Directed the independent feature film One Week. Obtained financing for the film and Supervised all aspects of the execution of the film until completion.