Rumi Von-Clarke

A brilliant teen inventor creates a valuable multi-million dollar audio prototype, only to be conned out of the priceless device by a corrupt French tech billionaire. To save her family's studio, Paris Enterprises Entertainment, she enlists the help of her closest friends and classmates. Under the cover of a high school exchange trip to France, her ragtag crew must use high-tech gadgets and clever disguises to infiltrate a heavily guarded Parisian penthouse and pull off the ultimate counter-heist to regain the prototype."

Elara (Maureen Ruby Jackson) lives in a world of brass, steam, and ticking clocks. As the daughter of the city’s greatest inventor, she has always felt a little different—perhaps because she can hear the music hidden inside every machine. When a mysterious shadow stops the Great City Clock, time itself begins to freeze. Elara must go on a quest through the mechanical underworld to restart the world’s heart. Featuring rhythmic, percussion-heavy songs and beautiful "tinkering" ballads, this film shows Maureen in her most inventive role yet.

Amara (Maureen Ruby Jackson) has spent a hundred years standing perfectly still in the center of the City Museum. To the tourists, she is just a beautiful statue—but when the clock strikes twelve, she breathes. Amara is a girl of gold and magic who can only stay "awake" as long as there is music playing. As she explores the quiet halls of the museum, she meets other pieces of history that come to life, but she longs to see the stars outside. Featuring magical, orchestral-pop songs and a "frozen-in-time" dance style, Amara is a sparkling adventure about freedom and finding your voice in a world that expects you to stay silent.

Twelve-year-old Amber is the smartest person in the room—even if that room is packed with her loud, over-the-top, and constantly arguing relatives. Known for her fearless attitude and her signature red leather rubber jacket, Amber acts as the eyes and ears of a family that is always one misunderstanding away from a total meltdown. When she accidentally overhears a massive, top-secret piece of family drama, Amber realizes the adults are about to ruin everything. Using her quick wit, street smarts, and a whole lot of teenage attitude, she launches a brilliant plan to save her family from themselves before they tear each other apart.

Born on Christmas Day Holly Noel ( Maureen Ruby Jackson) discovers she has the "Great Voice" of the North Pole. When the Northern Lights start to fade, she must travel from the prairie to the Arctic to sing them back to life.

The year is 1927, and Ruby Gale (Maureen Ruby Jackson) has the most enchanting voice in the city. But Ruby isn't just a singer; she’s a girl on the run, hiding a secret that could change everything. While she performs in sparkly flapper dresses and feathers, she is always looking over her shoulder. This musical journey features upbeat jazz numbers and soulful "Judy Garland style" torch songs, proving that Maureen can master any era of music.

In this epic CGI /2d animation like the first lion king feature film, Penny (voiced by Maureen Ruby Jackson) is a cream-colored deer with striking blue eyes and a "Bad Apple" tuft of fur, living as forest royalty. But the peace is shattered when the world’s superpowers—the USA and China—bring their industrial war for resources to her doorstep. To save her home, the kindhearted but sharp-witted Penny must lead a massive squad of 20+ forest allies in a high-stakes "Royal Comedy" rebellion. Featuring an all-star ensemble cast including Lil Champ, Soroya Clayton, and Rumi Von-Clarke Magic'Ohara, Nature In Paradox is a story of courage, unity, and the fight to keep nature whole.

This is the high-energy concert film fans have been begging for. It features the "Wizards Halftime Mix" and follows Reina Gordan as she takes her "80 Billion Dollar Take-in Flight" around the world. It’s part documentary, part glitter-filled musical.

The Young Nation Short Film is a groundbreaking, 18-minute musical drama that serves as both a cinematic narrative and a cultural manifesto for a new generation. Directed by and starring breakout artist Joni Smith, the film explores themes of teenage isolation, collective identity, and the redemptive power of street culture, shot in a striking dichotomy of stark black-and-white realism and explosive, high-saturation color.The narrative begins in the claustrophobic, rhythmic confines of a subterranean transit car. A youthful visionary (Smith) attempts to rally her peers against the suffocating boredom of a stagnant urban summer by introducing a grand collective vision: a neighborhood block party. Met with harsh cynicism and immediate rejection, she follows her disillusioned companions off the platform and into the cavernous, desolate expanse of an abandoned industrial warehouse.