Films
Our mission at Other Vision Studios is to “Fill the world with stories.” The primary way we do that is through original films. While many of our stories are “Other Vision Originals” we also partner with other creatives to bring their visions to life. If you've got a story you want to tell and you need a production team to help you tell it then we should talk!
Perfidia
When Sarah's dreams drive her to revisit her family home, she is stalked by the ghosts of her past and forced to relive her most traumatic night.
““Perfidia” is an electrifying thriller that grabs you by the collar and refuses to let go! Helmed by a visionary new director, this cinematic masterpiece weaves a mesmerizing tale filled with heart-stopping twists and mind-bending turns that will keep you riveted until the very last frame.
The film’s tension is a finely tuned symphony of suspense, each scene building upon the last with precision to create a relentless sense of unease that will haunt your thoughts long after the lights come up.
Calling all thriller aficionados - “Perfidia” is an absolute must-watch! It’s a spine-tingling rollercoaster of suspenseful storytelling that will leave you gasping for breath and yearning for more. This hidden gem of a film is destined to become a timeless classic in the pantheon of thrillers. Don’t let this cinematic thrill ride pass you by!”
“We had an amazing time at this premiere. This group has truly taken it to the next level with Perfidia. Production quality, cinematography, use of lighting and all around technical skills were prevalent. And the actors brought it! Once again, we truly enjoyed ourselves. Can’t wait to see what’s next!”
“Well done. Enjoyed it. Cast and production were top notch. Congratulations!”
“Thanks and keep up the good work.”
C’est La Vie
Our award winning short film staring Adam Webber and Beth Hill Martin and directed by Collins Abbott White.
Beyond the experience of making the film, the final locked and rendered video sits in a surreal place. A theater of the absurd if you will. A vivid and disturbing representation of our anti-hero’s view of “self” blended with the real-world unraveling of his life. It is the story of a life spiraling out of control, battered about by circumstances, where it seems like all choices are taken out of his hands as he is tossed from one soul crushing tragedy to another. I find myself at some points pitying him, and at some points identifying with him. I hope that as an audience you will have a similar relationship with our main character, and that his life will spark self reflection and conversation.
C’est La Vie is the result from what happens when a group of creatives bands together over a weekend brining all their enigmatic energy and talents to the table with the singular goal of making an incredible art film.
Originally made as part of a 48 Hour Film Festival, C’est La Vie has been re-edited and expanded on for a wider audience.
In a director’s statement it is generally accepted that I would talk about the plot, or the things that mattered most to me going into the film, and I will, but I would be remise if I didn’t talk about what this film actually means to me and what it showed me both as a filmmaker, and as a collaborator.
This was the first time I had ever taken the 48 Hour Film challenge, and I was apprehensive to say the least. I was working with a new crew, under sever time and resource restraints with now budget. Even on some of the biggest projects I’ve worked on there have been times it felt like I was putting the cart on my back to get it across the line, and I was afraid this would be no exception. The night before production began we all met to go over the script (that was finished 10 minutes after that meeting started), and we sat there for an hour brainstorming what we would do the next day. In short order all of my fears disappeared and I was certain we were going to make something special. Each crew member was fully engaged from the word go, bringing every resource they had, calling in every favor, coming up with new ideas and running with, taking complete ownership of their roles. The experience of making this film did wonders to bolster my faith in my fellow filmmakers, and to show me a new deeper level of collaboration than I had ever felt. The quality of this film is down to the group of people that came together to make it happen, and each member of the cast and crew should be recognized for what they brought to the table.
After a fatal accident sends a long haul trucker into a spiral, he seeks solace in something new and exciting only to discover he wasn't the only one looking for relief from that fateful night.
Written Off: America’s Failure to Educate Dyslexic Children
Now Available On Prime Video, and Tubi.
Dyslexics are an under served segment of the public school student body. If your child has Dyslexia, the stories of the parents and teachers in our documentary are familiar to you. You may be feeling like that your child is being left behind as they struggle with concepts many of their peers grasp with ease. You may also be seeing your child loose confidence and start to think they just aren’t as smart as the other kids. None of this is true. Dyslexia isn’t as much a disability as it is a whole set of abilities that non-dyslexics don’t have, and the public education system is not equipped to teach dyslexics in a way they can learn. However, schools like Lakes and Bridges are paving the way by offering free education specifically directed at students with dyslexia to prepare them for success.
“A must see film for educators in what needs to be done to help the 20% of the population that has dyslexia. We can do better!”
“Thank you for this amazing film!”
“It was a pleasure working with Collins White on this story about a school that is making a difference in so many lives. It not only tells about the hardships dyslexic students face in public school but the impact on their families as well.
Families of Lakes and Bridges ‘ students will be forever indebted to the founders and others who made this school possible.”
“Absolutely smashing film! Real! True! Moving coverage about 20 percent of our youngsters!”
“Beautiful, life changing documentary. A story of how the a few women worked to change the trajectory of many kids lives through the gift of education. One of those kids is my son and I will be forever grateful. And I am so thankful this story is being told.”
“An amazing story of a group of heroes on a mission to change the face of education for dyslexic children and told through the lens of a talented group of amazing artists! 💚 #awareness #grateful #pqbd”
The Birthday Butterfly
Award winning film staring Corey Maher, Bryan Pierce, Lacy Camp, Rebekah Maher, Alicia Fusting, Norwood Ezzell, William Ferguson, and Chantey Colet in an ensemble cast directed by Collins Abbott White and Corey Maher.
Michael's childhood friend is the black sheep of the group with good reason. When he show up unannounced to the birthday party of Michael's 10 year old daughter, everything that could go wrong does go wrong in this hilarious adult comedy.
Two Peas In A Pod
After an accident, an estranged family must reunite and reconcile to find a way forward.
How do you make the right decision for someone else's life? Is there even such a thing? Patrick and Lori struggle to do just this for the most important person in their lives. They soon discover that while life pulls us apart, love brings us back together.
Directed by: Collins Abbott White
Staring: Chantey Colet, Robin F. Baker, Bruce Green
Director of Photography: Tedd Lane
Hair and Makeup: Diana Valerie
Original Score by: Neil Lee Griffin
37 Ghosts
A hired gun, haunted by the ghosts of his past kills, and struggling with guilt, goes on his final hit.
Why do I so often do the things I hate? Harvey knows what he is doing is wrong. He tries every day to find forgiveness. Father Andrew grows weary of the hours he spends hearing Harvey talk around the problem without actually confessing what he has done. Harvey is a hit man who wants another job. The problem is, he can’t get away from the ghosts. Every one, all 36 victims, show up at various, inconvenient times to jibe at him. They are beginning to throw him off his game and distract him from the job at hand. All of them, that is, except the first one. Angelica wasn’t the target, her father was. She got in the way, and now Harvey can’t sleep —her face is always there, her voice in his head. She says she forgives him. Why can’t that be enough?
Harvey decides to quit playing the game and get out of the business. The Boss said he could leave any time. His wife is begging him to take her on a long vacation, and he almost has enough to visit Venice. Just one more time, and he will be home free. He promises. A dark night, a single shot to the chest of the victim, collect the cash and take off. It would be simple, if the Ghosts would just leave him alone.
Sleep
Arguments aren't always what they seem.
UMMAF
A short documentary produced by UMMAF highlighting the drive behind two young MMA talents.