The world-renowned magician Dynamo is back as you've never seen him before - embarking on a transformative and soul-searching journey to explore the depths of mental health and well-being. As he grapples with his own struggles, Dynamo seeks answers from inspirational figures around the world so that he can bury his past and find a new beginning. Through candid conversations with iconic actors, musicians, sports stars, journalists, and activists, each with their own powerful stories to tell, Dynamo learns of the struggles behind their success as they open up about their own journeys and share the wisdom and tools to navigate the complexities of life.

A youth discovers Paul McCartney died and the public had never been informed of this fact.

In this crime comedy, bizarre assassins must come together to unravel the puzzle of Stegman's blackmail secret, and why he's already dead on the set of his own porn film.

A struggling actor, working as a waiter, unwittingly becomes involved in a violent heist gone wrong, where his boss—deep in debt—has been stealing from employees and running the restaurant as a front for the mob.

Struggling to connect with her family on the 15th anniversary of her twin brother's apparent suicide, Brittany James reaches out to her brother's childhood best friend Luke in an attempt to remember his life and finally let go of his death.

A struggling actor, working as a waiter, unwittingly becomes involved in a violent heist gone wrong, where his boss—deep in debt—has been stealing from employees and running the restaurant as a front for the mob.

Dynamo Dream is a dystopian cyberpunk web series created by Ian Hubert. It serves as a sequel and parallel story to Dynamo.

This film is part of the Structural/Materialist movement, formalized from the 1970s onward, by members of the London Film-Makers' Cooperative working to deconstruct the many aspects of the cinematic illusion. By pasting "Letratone" screentone directly onto the image and sound parts of a 16mm film strip, the image is read as a sound at the same time as it is seen on the screen. The filmmaker intends to dethrone the primacy of sight in cinema and to establish a kind of audiovisual parity. Her fortuitous discovery that one of the frames produces the middle C note during projection led her to compose the film as a musical piece.

This film is part of the Structural/Materialist movement, formalized from the 1970s onward, by members of the London Film-Makers' Cooperative working to deconstruct the many aspects of the cinematic illusion. By pasting "Letratone" screentone directly onto the image and sound parts of a 16mm film strip, the image is read as a sound at the same time as it is seen on the screen. The filmmaker intends to dethrone the primacy of sight in cinema and to establish a kind of audiovisual parity. Her fortuitous discovery that one of the frames produces the middle C note during projection led her to compose the film as a musical piece.