Trillvision

Trillvision TRILLVISION is an urban contemporary digital entertainment studio and distribution platform. Download our New IOS and Android App at www.trillvision.com

Trillvision is an urban entertainment company that produces HD quality web videos. The mission of the website is to create original content that is thought provoking on issues of politics, art, media and lifestyles. In the fall of 2007, Trillvision was created by David Velo Stewart. He is a film producer who also owns hiphopbattle.com. Together they have worked on many music videos, documentaries

and narrative films. However, their passion lies in creating art that will help others to smile, laugh, think, persevere, become inspired and even heal. In essesnce, Trillvision is about creative and artistic excellence. With the mantra of “Quit Coonin” the site gives a voice to the urban world who want to see positive change. And this change can only be created through Trill (Truly Real) content from truly real artist.

06/19/2026

FINAL DEADLINE ALERT

Filmmakers, this is your last chance to submit your film to the TRILLVISION Film Festival Summer 2026.

The final deadline is Saturday, June 20.

Join a festival built to help independent filmmakers gain exposure, receive meaningful feedback, and network with fellow creators and industry professionals.

Selected films will be showcased during our hybrid festival experience August 14–16, 2026, featuring virtual programming and live screenings at the NOHO 7 Theater in Los Angeles.

If you’ve been waiting to submit, now is the time.

Narrative Shorts • Documentaries • Music Videos • Animation • Experimental Films

Submit today through the link in our bio or on FilmFreeway.

Your story deserves a community.

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03/26/2026

The March Drop is more than a virtual showcase held on March 27-29, 2026 — it’s a Spring fundraiser building toward the upcoming TRILLVISION Film Festival in Los Angeles.

Every contribution directly supports programming, filmmaker resources, marketing, and the overall festival experience. This is how we continue creating opportunities for independent filmmakers and making sure diverse stories are seen and heard.

Your support fuels a platform where emerging voices rise, stories connect communities, and culture continues to move forward.

Support the movement at the link in our bio or at https://www.trillvision.com/sponsorship

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03/25/2026

The official selections for the TRILLVISION Film Festival: March Drop are here.

Streaming March 27–29, 2026, this 100% virtual showcase features on-demand films, select live screenings, and panel discussions bringing filmmakers and audiences together from around the world.

This year’s official selections:

Challenge (Episode 5) – Directed by Cristy Reynoso and Amira Mustapha
American-Born, Confused and Half-Desi (Indian) – Directed by Ronak Shah
Don’t Make Sense – Directed by Ali Sharif-Ivey
DRASTIC “Darker Than Usual” – Produced by LT Moe, Directed by ATMOST VISUALS
Love Train – Directed by Tiegan Monaghan
OVER – Directed by Brie Cole
Reflections – Directed by R.S. Veira
Sh*tcute – Directed by Ritisha Jhamb
Soul On Ice: The Story of the Detroit Rockies – Directed by David L. “$Money Train$” Watts
Spitboxers Documentary Trailer – Directed by Suave Goddi
Tezzie’s Way Or HighWay | Angel Flight – Directed by Tezzie Baby
The Bag – Directed by Brian Oden
The Big 1,000 Garrison Clone Problem! - Directed By Garrison Brasfield
The Rattle Radio Network Investor Video – Directed by Howard Hobson
Working With The Hands Documentary – Directed by TJ Loftin

The March Drop is more than a showcase — it’s a fundraiser supporting the TRILLVISION Film Festival in August in Los Angeles, CA. Your support helps us create opportunities for independent filmmakers and bring their stories to a larger stage.

Join us, watch the films, tap into the conversations, and support the movement.

Tickets available now. Link in bio.

02/21/2026

Today is the last day to submit your short film to the TRILLVISION Film Festival: March Drop.

Don’t miss your chance to screen your work, connect with creators, and be part of our virtual showcase March 27–29, 2026.

Submit now — link in bio or www.trillvision.com

02/17/2026

Filmmakers and Digital Content Creators — the March Drop submission deadline is approaching.

The TRILLVISION Film Festival: March Drop (March 27–29, 2026) is a 100% virtual showcase featuring on-demand screenings, select live screenings, and panel discussions with creators and industry voices. It also serves as the first step toward our hybrid TRILLVISION Film Festival in Los Angeles this August.

We are accepting short films under 40 minutes including narrative, documentary, experimental, web series, vertical dramas and comedies, music videos, and short-form music content.

Submission Deadline: February 21, 2026
Submit: https://www.trillvision.com/submission

If the submission fee is a barrier, message us to request a discount waiver code.

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