Gang leader Tobias Jager attempts to recruit Lil Foster (Ryan Hurst) into his prison gang.

Chief Medical Examiner Victor Calico does a favor for an old friend.

The fire captain has shocking news for the Bordelon family.

Friendly prospector Pete is mighty interested in a stranger's scavenged robot in this short film based on the popular video game series Fallout.

The chair of the disciplinary committee considers Zoe's case after she's suspected of cheating on an exam.

Rogue German spy Wiessler is stealing personnel information from a top-secret espionage school.

Hapless cab driver Jimmy hopes to build his confidence by getting into stand up comedy. Later his mother's house is destroyed in Katrina, and insurance will not cover the damage.

Officer Cupps attempts to enforce a curfew in an African-American neighborhood of Memphis in the early 1970s.

This proud Jewish dad asks the famous New Orleans musician Kermit Ruffins if his son could play piano with the band at his bar mitzvah. More acting clips available at josephmeissner.com

Socially stunted drug dealer Tim John is experiencing a spiritual awakening and dispensing advice to his favorite customer, Molly. Visit LeastFavoriteLoveSongs.com for complete episodes or josephmeissner.com for more acting clips.

Matt's life, work, neighborhood, family and relationships are a chaotic mess one year after Hurricane Katrina. Struggling to find meaning and a source of optimism, he imagines that a romance is brewing between him and the young dental student who works on his teeth in a low-cost clinic. In this scene, he primps in the mirror as he works up the nerve to ask the much younger woman on a date. Joseph Meissner stars in this clip from the feature "Flood Streets,"(2011) from Executive Producer Harry Shearer, written and produced by Helen Krieger. Directed by Joseph Meissner. More clips available at josephmeissner.com

Matt's life, work, neighborhood, family and relationships are a chaotic mess one year after Hurricane Katrina. He still can't get mail or a newspaper delivered to his house, and frequent blackouts plague his efforts toward progress on his home and business. Struggling to find meaning and a source of optimism, he imagines that a romance is brewing between him and the young dental student who works on his teeth in a low-cost clinic. Joseph Meissner and Ava Santana in two clips from "Flood Streets,"(2011) from Executive Producer Harry Shearer, written and produced by Helen Krieger. Directed by Joseph Meissner. More clips available at josephmeissner.com