Narrative Videos

Equus Landing follows April and Trysten into the unconscious and the unfolding of the past—a place they've both been stuck. As their worlds collide, they finally face themselves in the space between dreams. Created by a small film collaborative in Seattle, WA. © Spark & Wick Productions 2021

"A Diversity of Creatures" All rights reserved to Penelope Kipps. Copyright 2021. Original Story by Penelope Kipps

Make sure you stale after the credits. CAST Gretchen Lilly - Udi/Robin Zoe Schwartz - Sara Lee Zenaida Smith - Wonder Siddhant Sharma - Franz Kwesi Phillips - Dave Alyssa Yeoman - Sun Maid Mario Orallo - Narrator CREW Directed by Robert Bojorquez Written by Ian Coleman Director of Photography - Penelope Kipps Location Sound - Josh True Editor - Justin Minich Script Supervisor - Forrest Freed Original score composed by Kurtis "Skinny" Skinner

Originally constructed in 1912, the TSS Earnslaw is the last passenger carrying steam ship in the southern hemisphere. Now residing in Queenstown, visitors can get a ride on this steam ship, get a first hand look at the exposed engine room, and enjoy a cup of coffee. The Earnslaw takes people to Walter Peak Farms, which has been running since 1880 and is known to have the finest Merino wool in the world.

A visual companion for the poem "Cerridwen, Mother of the Cauldron" written by Sadie Laurenti Whitley.

A one-shot scene. Dee is forced to think fast and use her ability to equate probability to guide her teammate through a deadly situation. Will Jack make it out alive? Created by a small film collaborative in Seattle, WA. © Spark & Wick Productions 2021

It was an idea that rudely came in the middle of the night, but I wrote it down and then vigorously started painting boxes the very next day.

In this clip, we interview actor Jon Meggison about playing Trysten in the short film Equus Landing.