Pseudo-Musichism

"Pseudo-Musichism", a short film about a private music class gone awkwardly wrong, was originally produced by NAB Entertainment for the 2014 Orlando 48 Hour Film Project. Written, filmed, and edited within 48 hours, the genre picked out of a hat was Dark Comedy, the mandatory character was a music teacher named Levi Agee, the mandatory prop was a spatula, and the mandatory line of dialogue was "Why didn't you tell me earlier?" which was spoofed in this dark comedy by breaking the 4th wall. The film premiered on the big screen to uproarious laughter and applause as audience members of all ages expressed how much they enjoyed "Pseudo-Musichism".