Tylyn Anson

If Not Now (2015)
Film (Drama, Drama and Romance) Sound department After moving to the city of New Orleans, Katie finds it difficult to fit in to the local lesbian community. As she's considering leaving, she meets Talon, a person who identifies as genderqueer, who teaches Katie that life isn't about fitting into a label, but about making a label that fits yourself.

Exposure Therapy (2015)
Film (Drama, Comedy and Romance) Sound department While battling a crippling case of agoraphobia, Joseph Honeycutt, Jr. develops a crush on his neighbor, Annie Golden. After she invites him to dinner at her house, Joe has to overcome his fear in order to give love a chance.

Rosebud (2014)
Film (Drama, Comedy and Drama) Sound department The facade of a suburban family bliss crumbles when Rose, a young, coquettish free-spirit, discovers the limit of friendly flirtation with an unscrupulous middle-aged lawyer.

The Maze Runner (2014)
Film (Action, Mystery, Science Fiction and Thriller) Editorial department Awakening in an elevator, remembering nothing of his past, Thomas emerges into a world of about thirty teenage boys, all without past memories, who have learned to survive under their own set of rules in a completely enclosed environment, subsisting on their own agriculture and supplies. With a new boy arriving every thirty days, the group has been in "The Glade" for three years, trying to find a way to escape through the Maze that surrounds their living space (patrolled by cyborg monsters named 'Grievers'). They have begun to give up hope when a comatose girl arrives with a strange note, and their world begins to change with the boys dividing into two factions: those willing to risk their lives to escape and those wanting to hang onto what they've got and survive. Written by KelseyJ/edited by statmanjeff

7 Stages of the Closet (2013)
Film (Drama and Drama) Producer What is the price we pay for hiding ourselves? What do we lose by revealing ourselves? Most importantly, what is the reward for being honest with ourselves? 7 Stages of the Closet explores these questions using the visual language of abstract cinema. A film in 7 movements, all grappling with the final point of each of those questions: Is it worth it to reveal ourselves? Written by Anonymous