NARRATIVE

The Source of Light (2026)

A young woman struggles to write an emotional letter under warm candlelight in the 18th century and the cold isolation of the present day.

Produced by Ben Carlson & Julianna Jack and starring Marissa Noe, The Source of Light represents a pivotal shift into a high-quality production set to match concise, layered, atmospheric storytelling. The film explores the contrast in the emotionality of communication across centuries through a lens of warm, natural candlelit hues & soft shadows against the harsh, blue tones of modern life, marking Atticus’ most ambitious narrative work to date.


Far From the Tree (2024)

A tale of a man and his son lost to their screens.

Shot entirely on mobile, this short explores the isolation of the digital age. Featuring an original score by Reid Laroque, the project served as a study in intimate blocking and high-contrast mobile cinematography.


The Vignette Series (2026)

A collaborative initiative focused on high-intensity, character-driven narrative vignettes. By directing Twin Cities actors through nuanced, cinematic self-tapes, this series explores the raw friction of performance and intentional blocking. Built to support the local acting community while refining the director-actor relationship.