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When most people think of 3D, they imagine the grand spectacles behind major box office smashes. Once you can strip down the major studio budget and the gimmicky nature of 3D, the experience can change completely – as seen with "Trains of Shadows".

The next installment of Openfilm live will be taking place April 30 at 2 PM PST, with special guest Scott Caan! The Hawaii 5-0 star will be taking questions from fans during a live webchat that can be seen at www.openfilm.com/chats/4.

Kevin, Jimmy, Austin, and Charlie: the four Bad Apples in the Big Apple just trying to catch a break. The 'Bad Apples' series follows the friends are they face every day, yet hilarious, situations.

While studying abroad with The Film and TV School of the Academy of Performing Arts in Prague, Jacob Mendel had the opportunity to make his first foreign film "Zlatá Rybka. "

An intense interrogation scene leads to a dramatic twist, leaving the viewers of "The Secret Adventures of Mr. Grant, Case #118" completely surprised – which is exactly what the team at AHP Films wanted. Santiago Tapia and Jessica Curtright comprise the AHP Films team, taking on the task of piecing together a story with lots of different elements.

Leaving a small town in Montana and ending up in Seattle proved to be a huge shock for Bradley Wilson. This transition, coupled with the mundane events of an office job, lead to the creation of "Adam Funn".

Tonua Brown and Paul Stacy are the creative forces behind Frog Island Films, coming together to create
"The Enemy Immortal". The film follows as two private investigators are faced with a peculiar case and even more intriguing circumstances.

A story of compassion in a time of war from his grandmother inspired Jason Eli Lewis to create "STARS".

A 'seething hatred' for the contradictions found in everyday suburbia prompted Peter John Ross to create 'Accidental Art.'

Patrick Boivin has had an extensive career in both film and TV, but started off making horror movies. With 'Le Queloune', Boivin came back to his roots to re-explore the zombie and give the zombie what most other filmmakers don't: feelings.