Proctors Presents: Local Lens

Join Proctors for Local Lens, a night of creativity and storytelling as they present a selection of short films by talented local filmmakers. From suspense to heartfelt, these films offer a glimpse into the diverse voices of our community. Local Lens features films by Spencer Sherry, Heather and Hunter Frederick, Jack Colin, Elisheva Novella, Cameron Gallagher, Kyle Kleege and Charity Buckbee.

“The Monkey” Directed by Spencer Sherry

Based upon the story by Stephen King. After a near-fatal accident, soon-to-be father Pete Shelburn begins to suspect that his past has come back to haunt him. With his own father at death’s door and his brother refusing to make amends with him, he’s forced to save his family by confronting a nightmare from his childhood: a cursed cymbal-clapping toy monkey.

“Wherever We Go” Directed by Heather and Hunter Frederick

In this light-hearted comedy, college student Cara battles her social anxiety, which is personified by her inner voice, Ego. Ego’s constant negative thoughts amplify Cara’s struggles, particularly her fear of being a burden to her friend. Striving to gain some sense of control, Cara embarks on a journey to silence Ego once and for all. But that’s easier said than done!

“Silent, But Deadly” Directed by Jack Colin

“Silent, But Deadly” is a comedic short film that follows a first date and an unclaimed fart.

“The Owl” Directed by Elisheva Novella

Home alone at night, a married man confesses his deepest desires.

“It Visits Me” Directed by Cameron Gallagher

A distressed young woman takes refuge with her religiously-minded sister, who warns her she could be visited by an angel in the night.

“Messy Boys” Directed by Kyle Kleege

After losing her job, Alina answers a help wanted ad and enters a whole new world.

“Rustlers Promenade” Directed by Charity Buckbee

A gang of rustler’s rob a group of unsuspecting country folk.