ORIGINAL FILMS
In addition to for-hire work, we produce our own short and feature length films! Check them out below:
This Time Together (2025)
Directed by Quinn Wilson. Produced by Gavin Key.
This Time Together is a new documentary film from Terrapin Sky Media in association with MoCo Arts, celebrating 25 years of the Creative Arts at Keene (C.A.K.E.) program.
The film premiered to a sold out crowd at the C.A.K.E. 25th anniversary event in July 2025. After a festival run in the fall/spring, This Time Together will be made available to purchase on DVD, blu-ray, and digital formats.
We’ll be updating this page with any updates on festival screenings and other release information, so stay tuned!
Poster by Quinn Wilson
Check out the trailer below:
The Rewind (2024)
Poster by Shea Hauver
Directed by Shea Hauver, starring Ty Jo Nash and Ari Lucius.
“When David discovers a magic VHS player that allows him to travel through time, he learns that changing the past could have unseen consequences.”
Produced by Gavin Key. Cinematography by Quinn Wilson.
Not Fade Away:
A Celebration of the Grateful Dead Legacy (2024)
Poster by Quinn Wilson
The second feature length film from director Gavin Key. Featured at the 2024 Monadnock International Film Festival.
“Almost thirty years after Jerry Garcia's death and the Grateful Dead's disbandment, the culture they created is bigger than ever. This documentary film explores why the Grateful Dead's music, spirit, and legacy will "not fade away" anytime soon.”
Featuring Jay Blakesberg, Peter Shapiro, David Krumholtz, Sam Grisman and more…
Check out the trailer:
A link to Not Fade Away is available to purchase for $5 below!
Let It Shine: The Story of the Keene Pumpkin Festival (2022)
The first feature length film from director Gavin Key. Featured at the 2022 Monadnock International Film Festival and 2022 New Haven Docs Film Festival.
“From 1991 to 2014, the small city of Keene, NH was home to the world-famous Keene Pumpkin Festival. With over 9 Guinness World Records for the most lit jack-o-lanterns in one place, and 50,000 to 80,000 people in attendance every year, the Pumpkin Fest made national attention every October. This heartwarming documentary from local filmmaker Gavin Key tells the complete 25-year history of the festival and the story of how one community can come together for something spectacular.”
Watch the entire film below!!
