LMN Production Services

A profile documentary about selfless Jacksonville public courts manager and tennis coach Harrell Thomas, who loves his job and works hard to make a difference in his community.

Time Waits for No One is a surreal, slow-burning psychological thriller where one student’s quiet wait for class spirals into a haunting encounter with a mysterious, clock-faced figure. Told with a minimalist visual palette and mounting sonic tension, the film explores anxiety around deadlines, the consequences of neglect, and the crushing weight of personal responsibility.

The Arailiys-LMN Theorem on Dimensional Splitting was a revolutionary scientific paper published in late 2020. Putting the theory into practice may cause fictional entities to become self-aware. It also may cause different realties to collide and shift between each other. If they were to happen simultaneously... things could get interesting.

The final entry in the darker "White Text Trilogy," the film is a symbolic, somewhat pessimistic look at the human life-cycle.

Step inside our world of Halloween filled with fun, thrill, and most importantly... MURDER!

The opening piece from Douglas Anderson School of the Arts' 2021 Spring Showcase.

A self-reflective piece produced for Douglas Anderson Cinematic Arts' 2021 spring showcase. The film served as a pseudo-coming out announcement, "killing" LMN as an identity and relegating it to a production studio name. From this point on, the name Elaine was used publicly.

A quick little project made from stock dialogue.

Wonder what happens when you trap four monsters in a cage...

"A Bear! ...or Something" is a tightly contained and sharp-witted suspense short that unfolds in real time across two locations: a sterile emergency dispatch center and the pitch-black forest. With minimal visuals and a creeping sense of dread, the story builds tension through dialogue, sound, and the widening gap between those who seek help and those tasked with answering.

A short ad-spot created for Jacksonville skate brand, Viking Skateboards.

A musical exploration of relationships and the pressure they put upon those within them.

A lonely screenwriter gets helped with his writer's block when an eccentric criminal comes knocking at his door.

A sleep-deprived man on the brink of losing his mind discovers his much-needed insomnia medication was delivered to the wrong house, sending him on a frantic mission to retrieve it while being guided by a hallucinated companion only he can see.

Tom Foolery reigns in this classic action adventure.

A spotlight on Nick Wagner, tattoo artist, who tells you about his passion and business.

An animated take on a news story about the hippie movement in San Francisco's Haight-Ashbury neighborhood.

A comedic fictional commercial.

A dive into insanity... and coffee.

The second of the darker "White Text Trilogy," RING was shot by Kaleb Rodriguez and edited by Elaine Mroz-Bunnell in just one day, with no script, to replace S-Tier, a film on which production was so disastrous that this was a preferable solution to showing it. Miraculously, RING received mostly positive reception.