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A dating advice influencer with millions of views explores the contradiction of her own cluelessness in love and the challenges of internet fame.

Brit, a filmmaker hires an actor to portray herself and go in her place to Augsburg, Germany in an attempt to reconnect with her estranged and reluctant father. The casting process is long, but Brit finally finds the perfect candidate in Catherine to send overseas, and to self-document the trip. Along the way in this movie-within-a movie we see complex interactions between the director and the actor, as well as moments with her mother, Fausta, who anxiously waits and watches her embark on a journey of self-discovery. Catherine eventually finds and meets Brit's long lost father but it is a disappointing interaction and she is not allowed to film him. Brit is left to pick up the pieces and find her own form of closure.

Director Brit Phelan explores the duality of good moods and bad moods, good days and bad days. This film depicts the stress, depression, and anxiety of contemporary adult life while simultaneously showing that happiness, peace, and childlike freedom exist. The woman in the yellow room is carefree and playful, and she lets pain come and go. Through her freedom, she starts to dance. It's within this movement the duality disappears, and the two opposing forces become one.

A filmmaker attempts to find the answer to a difficult question: 'What is love?' When the pandemic shuts down the world, her search becomes introspective. With her camera always rolling, Brit begins to realize she's not the only one looking for answers.

In the aftermath of a highly publicized sexual assault case gone wrong, a young woman and her friends plot a path of brutal revenge that plunges them into a world of chaos and violence.

A grief-stricken director loses touch with the line between fiction and reality. In pursuit of the perfect story, she risks losing herself along the way.

Director Brit Phelan explores the sensation of feeling isolated yet simultaneously connected in the music video "WTV, It's cool." This film was a collaboration with emerging artists Phé and Brit Phelan. It explores the divide we face with our internet and outer-net personas and how we can seek harmony between the worlds.