PHOENIX
Written, Directed, and Produced by Cam Weiner, PHOENIX stars Aaron John Goehle, and tells the story of a young man, troubled by a forgotten keepsake. This leads to timeworn memories being reopened, spawning a malicious idea.
Currently awaiting its March 24th premiere, PHOENIX saw the narrative debut of filmmaker Cam Weiner. The film explores themes of grief through the lens of a young man trying to get past a breakup.
After its March premiere, it will proceed with its public online release.
Behind the Scenes
Aaron John Goehle delivers a precise and poignant performance. Over the course of filming and post-production, Cam Weiner and crew found subtleties in the performance that were described as "profound".
STARRING: Aaron John Goehle, Ella Ashlin
CINEMATOGRAPHER: Breylon St. Cyr
EDITED BY: Cam Weiner, Owen Nguyen
FIRST ASSISTANT DIRECTOR: Emma Pankratz
SOUND PRODUCTION: Harrison Kerr
PRODUCTION DESIGN: Cam Weiner, Emma Pankratz
MUSIC: Cam Weiner, Farrell Wooten
PHOENIX has been described as a "powerful" and "eerie" short film, lending vulnerable perspective into a troubled mind's grief and malice.
CLIMB
Written, Directed, and Produced by Cam Weiner, CLIMB stars AJ Feuerhelm, telling a somber story of a grieving man, navigating a monotonous life amidst a tragic anniversary.
It is the second effort from Cam Weiner, and is currently circuiting film festivals, securing its first selection just before the 2026 New Year.
CLIMB is set to premiere in the first half of 2026,
followed by its public online release.
Behind the Scenes
CLIMB saw Cam Weiner reunite with nearly an identical crew, including Director of Photography - Breylon St. Cyr. With the visual storytelling at the forefront, their succinct efforts were essential.
STARRING: AJ Feuerhelm
CINEMATOGRAPHER: Breylon St. Cyr
EDITED BY: Cam Weiner, Owen Nguyen
FIRST ASSISTANT DIRECTOR: Ethan Lisdahl
SOUND PRODUCTION: Harrison Kerr
PRODUCTION DESIGN: Cam Weiner
MUSIC: Cam Weiner (featuring IMAGINE by John Lennon)
CLIMB saw the narrative acting debut of AJ Feuerhelm. His performance, per Writer/Director Cam Weiner, is described as "moving".