About Our Films

Studio 8’s biggest project to date is the production of “Everything is Everything.” After filming sketch comedy for years, the idea of making a real 90-minute movie was always in the back of our minds. But in one quick week in May 2003, the decision was made that the following summer would be spent making it happen.            Once every Studio 8 member confirmed their dedication, the film was written and planned in a little over one week. We began shooting July 5^th and worked until the middle of August. Another month was spent editing, and in October, we debuted our film to a crowd of nearly 500 people in the Varsity Theatre in Baton Rouge.
Although our first film effort didn’t make it into a single large-scale film festival, it did garner two awards at LSU’s Outhouse Film Festival and was sold on FirstLookRentals.com, a Netflix copycat that specialized in independent films.
After just a month, however, First Look Rentals went out of business, and despite plenty of press, the buzz on our movie was gone.
In March 2004, we began applying for work in Louisiana’s budding film industry. 10 big budget films, 9 reality shows, lots of network movies, and several commercials later, we now have an incredible amount of knowledge, skill, and contacts to apply to our next film.
And we’ve been writing. To date, Studio 8 members have penned 3 feature-length scripts and loads of shorts, and are ready to make the next step – finding the funding to make a bigger and better movie.
Feel free to contact us via email or AOL Instant Messenger if you like what you see.