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AyagozieProductions presents “Loretta,” a short film that takes places in the 90s and follows the story of a lonely school bus driver who embarks on a harrowing journey to see her favorite romance novelists, who she believes is her childhood crush.

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Logline: A 33-year-old shut-in convinces herself to go to a community festival, where she’s forced to confront her assaulter and a chain of hallucinations related to her unprocessed trauma.

Accolades

World Premiere — African Film Festival Atlanta; “Best First-Time Director” Winner — Portland New Alternative Voices Festival; “Best Women Empowerment Short” — Austin International Art Festival; “Best Supporting Actor” — Cleveland Arthouse Film Awards

A lonely Pranic healer - a form of energy healing - continues to push her body and her spiritual health to the brink when she is confronted with an especially horrific and spiritually-trying healing session.

Accolades:

Women in Horror Film Festival, WINNER Best Supernatural Short, 2020, Atlanta, Georgia

TEDx is an initiative of the TED conference, operating with the spirit of Ideas Worth Spreading. We hope to spark conversations that matter within a community that matters. All speakers at the inaugural Tedx South Congress event are Austin locals, who have made a great impact in the greater Austin area. Our speakers have been educators, content creators, therapists, public speakers, sex activists, digital nomads, and more.

A silent short about a young girl, who is used to having her brother as a caregiver and forced to grow up after an incident causes their roles to reverse.

A short video essay that explores the difference between perceptions of Blackness among members of the same household. In this short, Bev interviews her parents, two Nigerian American immigrants that have different relationships with Blackness resulting from their contrasting immigration timelines.

This video essay is now used as educational material at The University of Texas at Austin