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film-maker

Program Rights Date Range
-
NOLA Code:
FMMK 0800 H1
Number of Episodes/Length:
5 / 30
Collections:
Rights End:
12/31/2027
Producer
South Florida PBS
TV-PG
CC
Interconnection
Stereo
Year Produced:
2026
Version:
Base

South Florida PBS’s film-maker project supports local talent by providing the platform needed to disseminate their films to a new audience. Watch our local filmmakers take center stage, with stories that define this community, explore diverse themes, question public opinion, and deepen the understanding of ourselves and our neighbors.

SHORT DESCRIPTIONS:

#801 Highlights of the South Florida filmmaking scene, with narrative films, “Krome Ave.” and “Lucas.” Hear from the filmmakers as the reflect on their filmmaking processes. “Krome Ave.” tells the story of best friends stranded roadside and the greed that threatens to tear them apart. “Lucas” follows a transgender youth grappling with unexpected trauma.

#802 Highlights of the South Florida filmmaking scene, with narrative films, “Ana y la Distancia” and “Impasto.” The filmmakers discuss telling rich, character-driven stories. “Ana y la Distancia” follows a mother exiled in Miami, anxiously awaiting her son’s arrival. “Impasto” tells the story of a surreal wedding anniversary that leads a woman to question everything.

#803 Highlights of the South Florida filmmaking scene, with short narrative films, “ActorLife” and “Tape 12.” The filmmakers discuss their creative storytelling methods. “ActorLife” is a comedic look into an aspiring actor’s career. “Tape 12” follows a group of student filmmakers and a series of event that hurls them towards danger.

#804 Highlights of the South Florida filmmaker scene, with heartfelt short documentary films, “Under the Mango Tree”, “The Last Console,” and “Dunn’s Overtown Farm.” Hear from the filmmakers as they reflect on telling the stories of their communities. “Under the Mango Tree” tells the story of the Goulds neighborhood of Miami through the eyes of a longtime resident. “The Last Console” follows the restoration of a vintage audio console by dedicated audiophiles. “Dunn’s Overtown Farm” tells the story of an urban farm making an impact in the community.

#805 Highlights of the South Florida filmmaker scene, with short films, “Peanut Headz Black History Toonz” and “Hope & Harmony.” Hear from the filmmakers to learn more about the production process. “Peanut Headz Black History Toonz” uses hand-drawn animation to tell the story of Harriet Tubman. “Hope & Harmony” tells the story of a young musician finding inspiration on the streets of Miami.


LONG DESCRIPTIONS:

#801

Krome Avenue
After a night of drinking, two friends find themselves stranded in the middle of nowhere – until a quiet gas station changes the course of the night.

Lucas
This short film is about Lucas struggling to pay for his hormonal treatment while figuring out how to heal from obstacles imposed by a sexual predator. “Lucas” speaks about inequality and unacceptance towards transgender and the importance of mental health.



#802
Ana y la Distancia
A Cuban mother exiled in Miami anxiously awaits the arrival of her son, who is crossing Central American borders to join her.

Impasto
Amalia, a forty-year-old middle school teacher, faces the worst day of her life when her wife, Milena, unexpectedly requests a divorce on the night of their 16th anniversary. However, the next morning, Amalia is stunned to discover that Milena has no memory of their unhappy past together, leading to a surreal anniversary date where Amalia confronts her own part in the relationship breakdown.


#803
Actor Life
A comedic look into an aspiring actor who quit his day job to pursue an acting career much to his naïve dismay.

Tape 12
A group of students venture out through school to make a film. But when they get separated, things take a turn for the worse.


#804
Under the Mango Tree
Deeply rooted in the soil of his family’s mango tree, a man reflects in the rise and fall of Goulds’ agriculture industry in the early 1900s, a story of a thriving African American community and the forces that shifted it.

The Last Console
This project captures the soul of a rare, all-white 24-channel Opamp Labs console from the 1970s. Lovingly nicknamed Irene in honor of the wife who helped bring it to life after the founder’s passing. More than equipment, it stands as a tribute to legacy, craftsmanship, and devotion. Set in a Miami studio, Irene becomes the heartbeat of the space, a minimal yet powerful reminder of the analog spirit. This is not just a console, but a story of love, honor, memory, and the healing power of sound.

Dunn’s Overtown Farm
Meet Chef Chrys Salmon, the chef and garden manager at Dunn’s Overtown Farm and her team. And learn about their mission to educate young people and engage with the local community.


#805
Peanut Headz Black History Toonz: Harriet Tubman
When Dyanne wishes superheroes were real, Drea’s watch transports the Peanut Headz back in time to meet one of history’s true icons, Harriet Tubman. But when Dyanne transforms into Harriet Tubman herself, the kids learn that real heroes don’t need powers to change the world and save lives!

Hope & Harmony
A young musician doubting his path in life, finds inspiration on the streets of Miami.

Program Rights

Broadcast Rights:
Unlimited
Rights Dates:
1/1/2027 - 12/31/2027
School Rights:
Concurrent with broadcast rights
V.O.D. Rights:
Yes
V.O.D. Rights Type:
Concurrent w/ Broadcast Rights via Media Manager
Linear Live Streaming:
Yes
Non-Commercial Cable Rights:
Yes