Short Films

A native Alaskan mother, overcoming addiction and homelessness, struggles to earn back custody of her three children. Based in Anchorage Alaska, this film highlights a mother's reflection and commitment to taking care of her family, with the help of a friend who helps keep her children together. Filmmaking by Corey Snyder and Livia Beasley of Spark Pixel.

Happy holidays everybody! This year, Darien wanted to jump into a movie. So we imagined what it would be like to wake up in one of our favorite Christmas Films, "Home Alone." Merry Christmas, "you filthy animals!" We hope you enjoy “A Very Beasley Christmas 2025!” With love and joy, Darien, Livia, Corey, Victoria, and Val

Created and produced by Catie Lazarus, for her live podcast Employee of the Month. The film was meant to be a way to tell her friends and fans about her recent breast cancer diagnosis in only the way she could, with humor and heart. Filmmaking by Pixel & Pebble. Rest in Peace, Catie. We love you. (Creator/Writer/Producer/Performer: Catie Lazarus. Producer: Livia Beasley. Camera: Corey Beasley, Trevor Williams. Editing: Corey Beasley, Michael Erdalac)

When a new homeowner heads upstairs, her can-do spirit is unraveled by an attic full of webs. This is the second in our series of “nap time shorts," filmed under quarantine over kiddo's nap time. Filmmaking by Corey and Livia Beasley of Pixel & Pebble. Art Direction and Visual Effects by Corey Beasley. This film was made possible by the solid napping skills of Kiddo Beasley. Thanks go to Mom and Dad Beasley for their nap time management and the generous use of their actually very clean attic. No spiders were harmed in the making of this film. #PixelandPebble #NapTimeShorts #CoreyBeasley

SUBSCRIBE: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=familyphotogallery www.blazeandalex.com @BLAZEANDALEX (twitter, instagram, vine) Blaze and Alex try their hands at interviewing a "noise" musician who goes by Garage Sail. They invite themselves to the rooftop party in Bushwick where Garage Sail is performing, and it becomes apparent that their presence is not entirely welcome. To make matters worse, the tactics they use to interview the musician are unsavory and socially retarded to say the least.

When a dad tidies up but toy trucks keep reappearing, he wonders if he's imagining things...or is he "seeing wheels." This is the first in our series of “nap time shorts," filmed under quarantine over kiddo's nap time. Filmmaking by Corey Snyder Beasley & Livia Beasley. Additional Filmmaking by remote: Stephane Verzi This film would not be possible without the solid napping skills of Darien Beasley and the generosity of Victoria and Val Beasley. Music by WormwoodMusic (Sneakypack track) and Windchimes by Enessound, both on Audio Jungle. Shot on Panasonic GH5s. #PixelandPebble #NapTimeShorts #CoreyBeasley