Past Featured Films

"Noble Chrome Pirates"
(NARRATIVE - 19 minutes)

Five friends piece together their dream machine out of stolen car parts. Once finished, they come to find that the very thing that brought them all together, is now the one thing that is tearing them apart. Steeped in style and running on pure cool, this story is all about fast cars, hot girls, and a lot of rock 'n' roll.

Filmmaker Profiles: Jeff Nichols

Born and raised in Little Rock, AR, Jeff Nichols moved to Winston-Salem where he attended the North Carolina School of the Arts School of Filmmaking. There he majored in directing and had the opportunity to write and direct five short films. In the spring of 2001, he graduated with a bachelor of fine arts in filmmaking and is continuing to both write and direct in the film industry.

Contact Information:

phone: 336/978-4815
e-mail: jeffnic@hotmail.com

Local Connections

• Born and raised in Little Rock, AR, Jeff Nichols moved to Winston-Salem where he attended the North Carolina School of the Arts School of Filmmaking. There he majored in directing and had the opportunity to write and direct five short films. In the spring of 2001, he graduated with a bachelor of fine arts in filmmaking.
• Noble Chrome Pirates' actors who play Roy and Ray, the two brothers, are both from Winston-Salem. Their names are Michael Martin and Stephen Stancil. They own Rocket Automotive in downtown Winston. (336)723-7171. All of the garage scenes were shot there.
• Another person that made this film possible was Rick Kennedy. He supplied us with the picture car (a '56 Olds). He runs Kennedy's Auto Interiors out of his house in Greensboro, NC. (336)299-6931.
• Much of the film was shot in the jail in downtown Winston.
• The crew was comprised entirely of North Carolina School of the Arts students.