The Living Room is a cinematic documentary exploring the fragile, powerful culture of small stages, open mics, and the communities built around them. The film documents the significance of intimate venues like M&J Tavern and Volcanic Theater Pub in Bend, Oregon. These spaces functioned as hubs for creativity, risk-taking, and community building, where artists could test their craft and find belonging. Vulnerability vs. Optimization: A core argument of the film is that true human expression—marked by scars, risk, and presence—cannot be replicated by AI, which only scans for tone rather than meaning. Community Ecosystems: The documentary highlights how these venues provided support systems for musicians—from teaching newcomers how to perform to providing space for diverse genres like noise music, folk, and punk Women in Music: The film features personal accounts of women navigating the music scene, emphasizing the importance of creating supportive spaces, such as ladies nights, to ensure diverse voices are heard

David Moss is a leading voice in longevity innovation technology to improve life for caregivers, older adults, and people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Alongside his work in health technology, he has spent years independently researching the forgotten and fascinating history of psilocybin and uncovering a story that spans ancient ritual, scientific discovery, censorship, and cultural rebirth.

After David delivered a sold-out two-hour speakeasy presentation in Seattle on the hidden history of psilocybin, Brian, his half-brother, recognized the cinematic potential immediately. He told David that a story this compelling belonged on film. From that moment, the brothers decided to join forces and create a documentary together.

The result is Cosmic Heirloom is a visually rich and fun investigative film written and directed by two brothers united by curiosity, creativity, and a shared desire to tell stories that matter. Joining them is acclaimed cinematographer Jordan Chamberlain, bringing the project to life through immersive and cinematic imagery.

Part family collaboration, part historical investigation, Cosmic Heirloom explores how one of humanity’s oldest sacred medicines vanished from the modern world—only to return generations later with profound consequences.

What if your home could quietly care for you—without cameras, without intrusion, just understanding? This short documentary explores a groundbreaking AI caregiving system that blends into everyday appliances to monitor wellbeing and support aging in place. Through personal stories and technical insights, the film reveals how non-invasive sensors and intelligent “agents” work together to detect changes in movement, routines, and health—offering peace of mind for families and autonomy for older adults. A glimpse into the future of compassionate, invisible care.

A documentary exploring the history and cultural significance of Robert Lang Studios, the legendary Seattle recording studio associated with artists including Nirvana, Foo Fighters, Soundgarden, Death Cab for Cutie, Peter Frampton, and many others.