Emily Carmichael

Director Emily Carmichael uses lush, hand-drawn animation to bring to life “The Enchanted Forest,” where our heroine wields her smartphone to stand down her foes, real and imagined. Inspired by Christoph Niemann’s New Yorker Cover, “Enchanted Forest.”

Strkya is an awesome reptile woman from another planet who does heists and odd jobs with her (literal) partner in crime, Callen. But she has a secret -she's been stealing with somebody else.

Two video game characters forge an unlikely romance.

A Brooklyn couple have dinner with a hunter and his girlfriend, a magical swan woman. It doesn't go well.

In the third adventure of Ledo and Ix, new terrain hints that Ledo will finally get the fight she's been waiting for.

The continued adventures of Ledo and Ix, two pixilated adventurers in a very, very low-tech video game.

Laura's thrilled with her new boyfriend, not so thrilled that his house is haunted by the ghost of his dead wife. But when she finally decides enough is enough, it turns out playing ghost buster is harder than she thought. Over a night that includes microwave s'mores and a shoot-out with holy water, Laura has to ask herself--how do you exorcise a ghost whose name is on the lease?

Two 8-bit video game characters confront the void.

Short comedy film

Princess Moon has arrived in New York City on a mission to crown the new queen of her people, but the chosen queen---an architect trying to get through a busy day---just doesn't have the time.

A young couple's giddy banter about sex takes a harrowing turn.