Creations
Not every story is meant for the big screen.
Some ideas become documentaries. Some become films. Others find life through humor, conversation, photography, or a single thought that refuses to leave my mind.
Creations is where you'll find the projects that live outside traditional filmmaking—original series, visual storytelling, social commentary, and creative experiments that reflect different sides of my imagination.
Whether it's the wisdom of Confucius Bro, the humor of Basement Humor, the candid discussions of Overheard Conversations, or the next idea waiting to take shape, every project begins the same way...
With a question.
I don't believe creativity should be confined to one medium. Stories can make us laugh, challenge our thinking, start conversations, or simply remind us to see the world a little differently.
Welcome to the other side of Zellars Basement Media.
Where ideas don't wait for permission—they become creations.
This Thing Called Life with Confucius Bro
Meet Confucius Bro — an old-school soul with a modern-day perspective on this thing called life.
Sporting his signature afro, dark shades and cool demeanor, Confucius Bro drops words of wisdom drawn from everyday experiences — relationships, mistakes, peace, time, success, disappointment and simply learning how to move through life.
Sometimes he's deep. Sometimes he's funny. Sometimes he'll step on a few toes. But the message always comes from the same place: life lived, lessons learned and truth as he sees it.
No preaching. No pretending to have all the answers. Just a Soul Brotha sharing a little game along the way.
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Coming in 2027....
Walter Rice — “Jam: The 2nd Dimension”
Decades before Space Jam became a worldwide phenomenon, artist and creator Walter Rice says he developed and copyrighted an original concept combining basketball, live action and an animated world—and submitted it to Warner Bros.
Years later, Space Jam, starring Michael Jordan and the Looney Tunes, became a global hit. Warner Bros.' own production history credits the later film's development to a Michael Jordan/Looney Tunes concept brought to the studio.
Now Zellars Basement Media examines Walter's documents, his timeline, and his story to ask a simple question:
Was Walter Rice's idea Space Jam?
JIMI GOT A GUN
One gun. Too many stories.
Jimi Got A Gun is a dark anthology following a single firearm as it passes from one life to another, leaving behind a trail of violence, bad decisions and unexpected consequences. Moving quietly through it all is Jimi—a mysterious hooded figure whose connection to the gun isn't fully revealed until the end.
Every hand changes the story. But the gun remains.