Directed by John Scheinfeld, (The U.S. vs. John Lennon), this feature film documentary is a celebration of hope, loyalty, faith and the extraordinary love affair between a great city and its baseball team. We Believe, explores the relationship between Chicago, the Cubs and their loyal fans. Starring, nine current players, Lou Piniella, Hugh Heffner, Billy Corgan, Ernie Banks, Joe Mantegna, Ron Santo, former players, politicians, historians and the fans, this film gives the world a look into the unique city of Chicago and why its people are so passionate about the Cubs.

Feature-Length Documentary Re-Recording Mixer: Colin Sipos Director: Michael Lux & Dan Orkin Editor: John Gagen Original Music Score: Joe Shadid

Credits: Original music score composed, engineered, & mixed by Colin Sipos WINNER - DC International Film Festival 2019 - Best Short WINNER - Midwest Film Fest (formerly Midwest Independent Film Festival) 2019 - Best Director WINNER - Elevated Shorts Showcase 2019 - Jury Award OFFICIAL SELECTION - Chicago International Film Festival 2019 OFFICIAL SELECTION - 1.4 Film Festival 2019 SHOWCASE - Director's Library SHOWCASE - BooooooomTV  Directed by: Andre Muir - Naked Gallery Films Written by: Jake Hutton & Andre Muir Story by: Andre Muir Executive Producers: Mario DiPaolo & Cory Proctor Producers: Ciara Medina, Mia Reggi, Zachary Moore, Cory Proctor Cinematographer: Nathan Salter Associate Producer: Emanuel Caston Production Designer: Emily Schexnayder Editor: Nathan Rodgers Post Sound Producer: Adam Wiebe Sound Design: Beto Santoyo Composer: Colin Sipos 1st Assistant Director: Arturas Kerelis 2nd Assistant Director : Marcus Aubin Flame Artist: N/A (The Mill) Colorist: N/A (The Mill) VFX Artist: N/A (The Mill) Synopsis: 4 Corners is a minimalist art-piece examining gun violence in Chicago. It consists of 5 vignettes, each loosely based on gang killings committed around a 4-block radius. The stories themselves are presented without context, identification, or discernible dialogue, giving each occurrence a cold and detached feeling. These violent acts are committed in a calm and casual fashion, moving from one story to the next without explanation; reflecting how we as a society take in stride the killings in modern-day life. Much like the violence we see and hear about every day in Chicago, this film takes us through a sequence of murders that seem and feel pointless, hollow, and cold. We watch as one killing sets a ripple effect in motion throughout the community, while the reason for such remains uncertain. One thing however is certain, there are no winners here, just losers.

Credits: original music score via Earhole Studios Client: Ogilvy & Mather Chicago

Credits: Original music score composed, engineered, & mixed by Colin Sipos WINNER - Chicago International Film Festival 2020 - Chicago Award OFFICIAL SELECTION - LA Shorts International Film Festival 2020 OFFICIAL SELECTION - Cascade Festival of African Films 2021 OFFICIAL SELECTION - New York Shorts International Film Festival 2021 OFFICIAL SELECTION - The Pan African Film Festival 2021 OFFICIAL SELECTION - CANNES INDIE SHORTS AWARDS 2021 OFFICIAL SELECTION - Toronto Black Film festival 2022 OFFICIAL SELECTION - Midwest Film Festival 2022 Patois is a film that speaks on the importance of identity and self-worth through the coming of age story of a young first-generation American girl Khenya. She navigates being raised in a household with rules and tendencies that reflect the traditions of her mother's home-country while trying to find herself and fit in at a typical American school. Directed by: Andre Muir, Danielle Alston of Naked Gallery Films Edited by: Nathan Rodgers

Credits: Original music score composed, engineered, & mixed by Colin Sipos Directed by: Andre Muir - Naked Gallery Films Written by: Jake Hutton & Andre Muir Story by: Andre Muir Executive Producers: Mario DiPaolo & Cory Proctor Producers: Ciara Medina, Mia Reggi, Zachary Moore, Cory Proctor Cinematographer: Nathan Salter Associate Producer: Emanuel Caston Production Designer: Emily Schexnayder Editor: Nathan Rodgers Post Sound Producer: Adam Wiebe Sound Design: Beto Santoyo Composer: Colin Sipos 1st Assistant Director: Arturas Kerelis 2nd Assistant Director : Marcus Aubin Flame Artist: N/A (The Mill) Colorist: N/A (The Mill) VFX Artist: N/A (The Mill) Synopsis: 4 Corners is a minimalist art-piece examining gun violence in Chicago. It consists of 5 vignettes, each loosely based on gang killings committed around a 4-block radius. The stories themselves are presented without context, identification, or discernible dialogue, giving each occurrence a cold and detached feeling. These violent acts are committed in a calm and casual fashion, moving from one story to the next without explanation; reflecting how we as a society take in stride the killings in modern-day life. Much like the violence we see and hear about every day in Chicago, this film takes us through a sequence of murders that seem and feel pointless, hollow, and cold. We watch as one killing sets a ripple effect in motion throughout the community, while the reason for such remains uncertain. One thing however is certain, there are no winners here, just losers.

A scene from THE CALLING, a four-hour PBS series that was a flagship of the 2010 Independent Lens season following Americans in religious training.

Project Greenlight // Winner of Clive Barker's Reel Fear Contest Original music score composed, engineered, & mixed by Colin Sipos Director: Daniel DelPurgatorio Producers: Anthony R. Williams, Daniel DelPurgatorio Written By: Anthony R. Williams, Daniel DelPurgatorio

2010 Cast: Angela Bettis Molly Wade Reid Coker Karol Kent Wesley Walker Emily Candini Kevin Ford George McAuliffe Megan Hovde-Wilkins Alan Scalpone Michael McGinley Sierra Magdalena Mitchell Executive Producers Glen Sherman Zach Robbins Director of Photography Darryl Miller Production Designer Joseph Bristol Editor Kevin Ford Unit Production Manager Holli Hopkins Music by Califone // JimBecker Tim Rutili Ben Massarella Joe Adamik Written and Directed by Tim Rutili