
Directing
Caleb Jenkins
Born
2004-04-24 (22)
Place of birth
Mississippi, USA
Known for
Directing
Credits
9 titles
Caleb Jenkins is a student filmmaker based in Dallas, TX.
Known for
NRA boxer prepares for his biggest challenge yet.
Bloom
2025
NRAlex's day keeps getting worse after accepting a job from his eccentric boss.
Errand Boy
2025
NRAfter being ignored by 3 friends at the train station, a malicious wizard curses them. For every skateboarding trick that they miss, something terrible happens. The only way to lift the curse is to land a perfect line before sunrise.
The Line
2025
NRA man finds a lamp, but it is no ordinary lamp. It is a weird lamp.
weird lamp
2023
NRA man has to kill his best friend because he feels like it.
Because I felt like it
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NR"Coast of Trees" is a captivating fashion and dance project, artfully showcasing people's personas against carefully curated man-made interiors and exteriors. The evocative poem by A. R. Ammons adds a profound touch, inspired by the suggestion of my dear friend Caleb J.
Coast of Trees
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Film credits
2020s · 3 titles
NRA boxer prepares for his biggest challenge yet.
Bloom
2025
NRAlex's day keeps getting worse after accepting a job from his eccentric boss.
Errand Boy
2025
NRAfter being ignored by 3 friends at the train station, a malicious wizard curses them. For every skateboarding trick that they miss, something terrible happens. The only way to lift the curse is to land a perfect line before sunrise.
The Line
2025
Undated · 3 titles
NRA man has to kill his best friend because he feels like it.
Because I felt like it
—
NR"Coast of Trees" is a captivating fashion and dance project, artfully showcasing people's personas against carefully curated man-made interiors and exteriors. The evocative poem by A. R. Ammons adds a profound touch, inspired by the suggestion of my dear friend Caleb J.
Coast of Trees
—
NR"Coast of Trees" is a captivating fashion and dance project, artfully showcasing people's personas against carefully curated man-made interiors and exteriors. The evocative poem by A. R. Ammons adds a profound touch, inspired by the suggestion of my dear friend Caleb J.
Coast of Trees
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