Dave Lynch has been drawing since he was a child and recently he set out to fill a blank sketch book with over 400 cartoons. This little mini-doc gives us an insight into the man behind the sketches, his work, and what some might call his therapy.

Shot, Directed, & Edited by Mike Pecci

A man races to reach his departing wife while fighting an unseen force that seems to be holding him back.

This action packed short film won Best Experimental Film at the Rome Film Festival.

Written, Shot, Directed, & Edited by: Mike Pecci

This feature length documentary is about a rag-tag but talented high school hoops team tries to hold itself together. Graced with a handful of sharp shooters and savvy ball-handlers, they also struggle, both on and off the court, in a deteriorating public school system and the turbulence of life in the Boston inner city: rival gangs, a chilling murder rate, destructive families, and the struggle to stay in school and on the team. Closing in on the end of the season, the team has gone 15-0 and has a shot at a state championship and an undefeated season for the first time in history.

Cinematography by: Mike Pecci

Directed by: Rudy Hypolite

Tony finds out about some unpleasant news during breakfast in this short, improvised comedy sketch.

Written by and Starring: Tony Fernandez

Shot, Directed, & Edited by: Mike Pecci

This short is an intimate and disturbing look at a man who falls in love with women on the subway.

The film has been acclaimed by fellow music video directors and has screened at festival around the world, notably at the Tromadance Film Festival.

Written, Shot, Directed, & Edited by: Mike Pecci

Screw the Food Network. I’d rather eat chocolate-covered ramen-noodle bars whipped up by the host of white-trash Internet cooking show Starvin’ With Louis. The low-rent creation of Mike Pecci and Louis Scheele, two penniless filmmakers who share a Brighton apartment, Starvin’ With Louis is Viva la Bam overthrowing The Naked Chef, a comic masterpiece for anyone who’s ever had to scrape together a meal out of leftovers and whatever else is lurking in near-bare kitchen cabinets.

Voted Bostons Best Podcast by the Boston Phoenix, Podcast to Watch by WIRED Magazine, & The Absolute Podcast by Absolute Vodka

Written, Shot, Directed, & Edited by: Mike Pecci

"Calling My Children" spans 20 years of a family coming to terms with illness, loss, and healing. Gail Farrow was a 27-year old mother of four who died from AIDS in 1989. This film intimately portrays how Gail's children have grown up to become young adults without the guidance and love of their mother.

Cinematography & Additional Editing by: Mike Pecci

Directed by: David Binder

Photographs by: David Binder

Italian gangsters, male strippers, and androids?

This sci-fi short was created for the 48 Hour Film Festival and won Best Acting, Best Visual Effects, Best Sound Design, and the award for Audience Favorite.

Written, Shot, Directed, & Edited by: Mike Pecci

A traumatized police officer recalls the chilling adventures of a dead woman and the men she affected.

Torpor is Pecci’s first film and it has been screened at festivals around the world including Tromadance, Boston Underground, and it won the New England Emerging Filmmaker award at the Woodshole Film Festival.

Written, Shot, Directed, & Edited by: Mike Pecci