When the girl they call "the dog" leaves their school for good, Pauline and her gang decide to choose for themselves a new pet hate, in spite of their friend Julie’s warning. Among unspoken words, rivalries and impulses of violence, this infernal quest might turn everything upside down.

Maya Kotecha is an up and coming director from North London who has a fascination for telling coming-of-age stories that tackle the intricate balance of fantasy VS reality. During her 3 years at LSA she has worked on all fields of film making, with a specialist focus on camera, lighting and sound. She is now ready to embark on the biggest project of her career by promoting into the role of director, with the mentorship of Joe Wright and Stephen Woolfenden.

A PSA on spreading the awareness of school shootings.

Bus Stop follows a boy’s morning routine from waking up to leaving on the bus to school, and all the activities in between. The repeated actions reflect the monotonous and constant cycle of morning routine, but through the days, seasons, and years, reveals the safety, satisfaction, and comfort of repetition.

Influenced by her wild best friend, a teenage girl seeks to get revenge and expose the boy who wronged her.

When Alan Berch, a hermit lost in self discovery, receives a mysterious letter from a friend he is gradually coerced into believing his life could be simpler as a plant.

When 27 year old Amy “Kandy” Anderson’s Candyland obsession and “professional career” begins to hurt the lives of her family members and her own with her crippling debt. Her sister Deb intervenes in hopes to turn her life around, and hopefully help her sister to let go of this candy crush.

Maya, an adopted teenager, struggles to understand her cultural identity and relationship with her mother after discovering her hidden baby photos.

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An independence-craving teenager brings up her desire to move out to her controlling parents.

A teenager struggles with depression and social anxiety, expressing it through locking himself in his imaginary room where his life plays out. The film is shown from the boy’s perspective in his “room” showing how real life events affect him in it.

Sharing the Floor is the emotional journey of three teen girls who find support in one another while each copes with the stress, anger, pain, and isolation from having a parent who is an addict. 

A three-song guided film that follows a young dancer who in the wake of an upcoming performance overcomes emotions of tension.

When a young boy's dreams of becoming a comic artist are shattered by a bully, he turns to a life of playing the recorder and grows up to be the best recorder player in the world. 

A stop motion re-telling of the classic Edgar Allen Poe short story, in which a man is driven to insanity by the presence of his older companion's pale blue eye.