Flush Studios

Flush Studios A scrappy little filmmaking outfit that turns no budgets, chaotic ideas, and a few beers into movies. Making cartoons, films and comics! flushstudios.com

From DIY horror to absurd comedy, we’re here to prove that sometimes all you need is a camera, a monster puppet, and the will to hit record.

05/14/2026

Many of my movies have started out as really stupid concepts. A dude turns another dude into a dog or I want to get my ass kicked in a wrestling ring — but somewhere in the process I almost always find something really personal to say. Not with every project, but it has happened a lot.

Isn’t that a killer reason to keep making indie movies?

05/12/2026

This is what happens when I try to make youtube videos with ….

What is it like when you try to make videos with Scarlet? Holler at ya boy!!!

05/07/2026

Shooting on Super 8 changes the way you think about filmmaking.

You can’t just roll forever. Film costs money. Every take matters. Every shot has to be planned before you pull the trigger.

It forces you to slow down and actually think:
“What does this shot NEED to be?”

And when you finally get the footage back? The grain, the texture, the weird imperfections… it feels alive in a way digital sometimes doesn’t.

Super 8 isn’t the easiest way to learn filmmaking.
But it might be one of the best.

Most indie filmmaking is just solving problems while pretending you know what you’re doing. When a freakin’ location fal...
04/29/2026

Most indie filmmaking is just solving problems while pretending you know what you’re doing. When a freakin’ location falls through or a shot doesn’t work. Someone’s tired. The schedule is collapsing. You’re stealing a shot in Atlanta and someone decides they need to make sure you know they’re there….

And then somebody has an idea. Somebody adjusts a light. Somebody figures it out. Simone waves and the crowd gets bored. That’s the part I love most. A group of people building something together in real time.

Messy. Exhausting. Weirdly beautiful.

What’s something you’ve worked really hard on lately?





Nerdin’ …
04/23/2026

Nerdin’ …

There’s a certain kind of joy in indie filmmaking that’s hard to explain unless you’ve lived it.It’s the chaos. The long...
04/21/2026

There’s a certain kind of joy in indie filmmaking that’s hard to explain unless you’ve lived it.

It’s the chaos. The long days that turn into longer nights. The moments where everything feels like it’s about to fall apart… and then somehow, it doesn’t. Or it does, and you figure it out anyway.

It’s a group of people coming together to make something out of nothing. No guarantees. No safety net. Just trust, creativity, and the belief that the idea is worth chasing.

That’s the part I love most. Not just the finished film, but the process. The mess. The problem solving. The small wins that feel huge.

It’s exhausting. It’s unpredictable. It’s sometimes completely ridiculous.

And it’s one of the few things that still feels real.

Throwback to Rebel Without A Crew: The Series.This was one of the most intense, chaotic, and rewarding experiences I’ve ...
04/13/2026

Throwback to Rebel Without A Crew: The Series.

This was one of the most intense, chaotic, and rewarding experiences I’ve ever had as a filmmaker. I made The Good Exorcist during the show, under insane time pressure, limited resources, and cameras capturing the whole process.

I learned a ton — about storytelling, problem solving, working with people, and honestly just how far you can push yourself when there’s no other option but to make the movie.

It was stressful. It was ridiculous. It was awesome.

You can watch the full series now on the El Rey Network’s YouTube channel.

Have you ever been thrown into something that forced you to level up fast?

04/11/2026

Oh hey there! Quick tip? Find a fun idea or tutorial or effect and make a short film. Doesn’t have to be perfect but I guarantee you’ll learn something in the process!

Throwback to my time on Rebel Without A Crew: The Series.Making a movie under that kind of pressure was chaos in the pur...
04/01/2026

Throwback to my time on Rebel Without A Crew: The Series.

Making a movie under that kind of pressure was chaos in the purest form. No time, no safety net, cameras everywhere, and somehow you still have to make art.

It was stressful, ridiculous, exhausting… and honestly one of the most unforgettable creative experiences I’ve ever had.

So I’m curious — do you think creativity thrives under pressure, or does it need space to breathe?

Could you make something meaningful in the middle of total chaos?

I had the absolute most amazing cast and crew any truly indie film has ever had. These folks showed up, gave it everythi...
03/30/2026

I had the absolute most amazing cast and crew any truly indie film has ever had. These folks showed up, gave it everything, and helped me make something chaotically unique.

Making a movie is insanity. Things break. Plans change. Days get long. Sometimes everything feels like it’s falling apart. That’s when you find out who your cast and crew really are.

On this project, these people showed up. Every time. No matter what the day threw at us. When things got tough, they didn’t complain — they rolled up their sleeves and made the movie better. I’m incredibly lucky to have worked with this group. Movies only exist because of people like this.

Swipe through to see some of the legends who made it happen.

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