Nicholas J. Carroll

Script Comes Last (2012)
Film (Documentary, Drama, Biography and Comedy) Director Join The New Colony, a mad gang of mind-travelers, as we create a World Premiere from scratch. This short documentary follows the creation of 5 Lesbians Eating a Quiche, an original work that took Chicago and Off-Broadway by storm. Peer into our unique process for creating new works of film, theater, and more. Written by Anonymous

So Many Days (2011)
Film (Drama, Comedy and Musical) Director In the Deep South, 1963. Bennie Patrick doesn't belong here. A stand-up comic from Chicago, he has been thrust into the south by fate and a contract with That Sordid Little Story, a family band on a tour below the Mason-Dixon Line. Tonight is just one more night to survive. Do the set and hope you don't get killed. Written by Anonymous

Very Small Rooms (2011)
Film by Refractory Films, LLC (Fantasy) Producer Isabelle is a young woman with a very predictable life, who finds herself the recipient of a strange gift, one that brings her to a world of strange and wonderful things - a house full of magical rooms. Join Isabelle, Grace, Sam, Jenny, and Adam as they explore the mysteries of the house and discover that the obvious choices aren't always the strongest. Written by Anonymous

still Born (2011)
Film (Drama and Drama) First Assistant Director A devoted mother struggles with feelings of entrapment within her family, as she searches to redefine her own true happiness.

Boundaries of Attraction (2009)
Film (Romance and Drama) Technical Director, 2nd Camera, Gaffer After losing a bet with his girlfriend, Forrest Rousseau has to kiss another man at a party. But when he arrives, he discovers that the other man used to be his best friend in High School, and they haven't seen each other since Forrest beat him up five years ago - for being gay. As the evening wears on, with both men unable to leave the party, they are forced to confront the issues that drove two inseparable friends apart. And their girlfriends will learn things about them that they wish they hadn't. Written by Jamie Fessenden