Timecode: NOLA | EP. 303 (2006)

On this episode of Timecode:Nola films include “The Jesus and Charlie Show” by Jason Vowell and Wylie Whitesides, and a trailer for “Aperture” by Jason Vowell, along with an interview from Jason and Wylie, “A Real Drag” by Asaya Eichaker, “A Way Out” by Kevin Barraco, along with an interview from Kevin discussing the Louisiana Film & Video Magazine, and “Mud and Guts” by Simon Carmody. “Backyard Hunting” Cold Open by Brian Kaz. “The Jesus and Charlie Show” directed by Jason Vowell and Wylie Whitesides, with an interview from Jason and Wylie. - The day to day of living in an apartment together almost tears apart the unlikely friendship between Jesus and Charles Manson. A trailer for “Aperture” directed by Jason Vowell, along with an interview from Jason. - A man thinks that bugs are watching him, and he may just be right… Jason discusses “Aperture” as the first film part of the N.O.U.F.O (New Orleans Underground Film Organization) which aims to connect independent filmmakers in Louisiana. “A Real Drag” directed by Asaya Eichaker. - In this mini-short film, a man is caught getting dressed up in drag. “A Way Out” directed by Kevin Barraco, along with an interview with Kevin. - A man has come across a large amount of money but quickly must face the consequences as he learns his wife has been kidnapped. He must put his faith in a stranger to help get her back. “Mud and Guts” directed by Simon Carmody. - Two soldiers in Vietnam fight over the food supply until outside forces intervene.