Here is our body of work. Sometimes they star Keith, sometimes they don’t. All have a clear and simple goal: to tell a compelling, thought-provoking story.
We work across many mediums and occasionally lend ourselves to direct for TV. Check us out…
(oh, and #BlackLivesMatter)
Short Films
Sophie’s Quinceañera
A dark, twisted, fever dream.
Sophie’s Quinceañera is Culture Vulture’s most successful and widely seen short film. Starring Bashir Salahuddin, Ana Ortiz, and Wallace Langham.
(*contains scenes of violence)
In White Places
A black man moves into a white neighborhood.
Based on a true story. Kind of.
People We Meet
A tribute to Lynn Redgrave.
Ask Keith why over drinks.
Pillow Talk
The intimate and pained conversations of a young couple trying to conceive.
Starring Keith and his wife, actress and artist Jill Knox.
Nate & Abe
An animated short about Keith’s time in high school.
With the voice talents of Alyssa Milano, Aubrey Plaza, Seth Kirschner, David Wain, Rachel Drath, and John Lutz.
Mental Health Shorts
Two short films - CONVENIENCE and DOSED - in collaboration with writer/actress Allie Leonard exploring the themes of mental health.
Series
Keith Broke His Leg won the Indie Series Award for Best Comedy and has logged over 150,000 views.
Here is a sample episode, BALLER. But really, you should watch the entire show. Click on the link below!
Features
My Name Is David is a feature film Produced, starring, and co-written by Keith Powell.
Synopsis:
After finding an abandoned baby on a subway train, workaholic and prescription-drug addict David Howard decides he can raise the child on his own in the hopes that he might achieve the life he has always wanted.
Starring Keith Powell, Judy Reyes, Adepero Oduye, Rich Sommer, Anthony Chisholm. Directed by Chris Gallego Wong.
The film was acquired by Green Apple Entertainment and has been released under the title “Train Baby.” RENT IT HERE.