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Book 7 THE CULT video made on an Ice Camp in 2024, wher five months turn into questions in the Arctic wher those in power will do anything to keep their secrets buried until the fourth of July.

Rich Tola discusses current events, social trends, and personal insights, emphasizing the importance of community, health, and responsible parenting.

A selection of score snippets demonstrating emotional range, production value, and a handling of various genres, moods and narrative devices. For more information, more work and a full list of credits, visit: www.samcareymusic.com Instagram @samcareymusic TikTok @samcareymusic LinkedIn @samcareymusic

Music by Sam Carey The Background Model - Parts I & II, a proof of concept short film, about an ambitious model who wishes to turn to acting. Contemplating murder, she eventually reconsiders and instead helps the naïve producer in charge. They unite to reign in the psychotic writer behind the project - all in turn for her first leading role.

'A Dance At Owl Creek' - track by Sam Carey at 10:10. After narrowly escaping execution in Nazi Germany and safely returning home, RAF pilot Albert Goodwin reunites with his wife Nancy. Over time he'll battle with the repercussions the war has taken on not only his marriage but his mind too. Written and Directed by JOSH W.

Music by Sam Carey After coming home to find her partner in a bad mood, a poet shares her daily writing, only to be given a poem in return.

Music by Sam Carey TheCGBros Presents "Eliminated" - Written and Directed by Tomáš Krauz - A member of a military unit, Victor is one of the few people left on planet Earth after the mass evacuation. The planet's air is contaminated and everyone has already left the planet, but Viktor believes it can be fixed.

Teaser from a narrative music video featuring a character navigating pressure and shifting loyalties within a criminal environment.

San Clemente Power Wash was never about roof cleaning. It was about freedom, self-expression, discovery, re-invention, redemption, addiction, chaos, banging blondes, and cash flow. It was about getting paid to work outside and work-out, get tan, not wear a shirt and not give a fuck.

This is a movie I did for the Be Kind Rewind Film Festival here in Austin back when that movie was still relevant. The contest involved making an abridged version of a real movie, so I did The Bucket List, with Jack Nicholson and Morgan Freeman. I've never actually seen the film and never will. I wrote this primarily based on the trailer and Roger Ebert's scathing review of it that denounced it for using cancer as a plot device, cancer treatment for cheap laughs, and for making Morgan Freeman yet another side character who was only there to teach a white dude the meaning of life. As Ebert said, Morgan Freeman should have been the main character because he had the better story. I'm confident that I told the story better in under than ten minutes than they did in the entire movie and mine's a lot funnier. And for the record, I'm not doing a Morgan Freeman impression because I don't do impressions. That's my take on the character and I think mine fits the story better. Morgan Freeman was too good for that movie, but I gave him the ending he deserved.

This is a movie I did for the 48 Hour Film Festival here in Austin, which involved making a horror film in 48 hours. To keep people honest they give us the horror subgenre, named a prop, and a line of dialogue that needs to be included in the film to prove it was newly made. Fortunately, I got to do a slasher film which is great because I'm a master at slasher films and had filmed a murder scene just like this one a few weeks earlier. I think this is the perfect slasher film. Two girls. One dies. One survives. It doesn't get any more pure than that. And I filmed a fight scene with real stunts using a tripod because my cameraman bailed after the first scene. I wish it had better production values, but slasher films are better when they look cheap.