Matthew Brewbaker

Social media influencer, 'DropTheMike', seeks thrills and stardom in the most horrific places. When he’s offered the possibility of a lucrative sponsorship, he takes his online channel to one of the most haunted hotels in America. What begins as a fun challenge accompanied by friends descends into a personal hell, begging the timely question: how far would you go to pursue internet fame?

Aidan Brand is offered a generous promotion to become Vice President at his firm, but accepting it means taking another step away from his lifelong passion as a musician. After recklessly drinking at a bar where he compares himself to a sad old man portrayed in one of the paintings hung there, Aidan seeks advice from his best friend, his wife and ultimately his grieving father, whose own personal regret brings a surprising twist to how Aidan sees himself and his future.

A young visiting couple from out-of-town, is led on a guided tour of Los Angeles and its environs by a familiar resident (Stanley Livingston) and his wife (Paula Drake), all captured by the panoramic, triple-lensed Cinerama camera. Some popular and some not so well known sights of the city shine in this urban travelogue lark, including the Griffith Observatory, Angel's Flight funicular railway, and a sailboat cruise from San Pedro, culminating in the evening's highlight, a visit to the Cinerama Dome Theater in Hollywood. This was the first film shot in 3-panel Cinerama in 50 years.

Social media influencer, 'DropTheMike', seeks thrills and stardom in the most horrific places. When he’s offered the possibility of a lucrative sponsorship, he takes his online channel to one of the most haunted hotels in America. What begins as a fun challenge accompanied by friends descends into a personal hell, begging the timely question: how far would you go to pursue internet fame?

Aidan Brand is offered a generous promotion to become Vice President at his firm, but accepting it means taking another step away from his lifelong passion as a musician. After recklessly drinking at a bar where he compares himself to a sad old man portrayed in one of the paintings hung there, Aidan seeks advice from his best friend, his wife and ultimately his grieving father, whose own personal regret brings a surprising twist to how Aidan sees himself and his future.