Our Latest Work
Last Summer
On the evening before she leaves for college, Alexandra and Stephen share one last quiet moment together, an exchange that gently reshapes their friendship when both finally speak the truths they’ve kept hidden.
Premiered at the Berkshire International Film Festival
May 2026
LCRFS Promotional Video
Title: Litchfield County Regional Fire School
Type: Promotional
Producers: John FK Parenteau & Maggie Jones-Parenteau
Director/Cinematographer: John FK Parenteau
The Overlay
EPISODE 1
EPISODE 2
Title: The Overlay
Type: Episodic
Cast: Rori Flynn, Jack Terbush & Chris Bylsma
Producers: Bruce Branit, John FK Parenteau & Maggie Jones-Parenteau
Writer/Director: Bruce Branit
Cinematographer: John FK Parenteau
EPISODE 3
Found / Tonight
Title: Found / Tonight
Type: Music Video
Artists: Maya Clayton, Bradi Harrison & Jack Terbush
Producer: Maggie Jones-Parenteau
Director/Cinematographer: John FK Parenteau
Don't Leave Me Alone
Title: Don’t Leave Me Alone
Type: Music Video
Artist: Vinn Lombardo
Producer: Maggie Jones-Parenteau
Director/Cinematographer: John FK Parenteau
Alone
Title: Alone
Type: Short Film
Genre: Sci Fi
Director: William Helmuth
Producer: Julianna Ulrich
Executive Producer: John FK Parenteau
In & Out
Title: In & Out
Type: Short Film
Genre: Drama/Action
Writer/Director: John FK Parenteau
Producer: Magdelena Wolf
Cinematographer: David Starks
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