Roswell Directive #802701: Make Movies and Music

Setting foot on campus at the University of Texas at Austin in 2005, a young woman named Nicole Russin-McFarland befriended the Roswell aliens she sketched in her notebook as she sat by the clock tower. She vowed they would someday start a film studio together. They journaled dreams of script ideas, books, and drawings from Wonderland. Over diet soda and fries, sometimes a burrito, the pals collaborated together until she graduated and have ever since in the world of imagination. The rest is history.That film company instantly that day became Lucky Pineapple Films and its subsidiaries, CinematNIC and Animationsaurus, as planned in secret alien discussions.

All classified files regarding future blockbusters remain top secret. ✨

END CLASSIFIED DOCUMENT TRANSCRIPT, September 6, 2005, Austin, Texas

Although our co-owners hail from outer space, nothing is alien-ating about our work. We aim to inspire with movies that are conversation pieces not because of controversy but because they bring everyone together. We love treating youth as little intellectuals deserving of real plots and artistry. Our films from now on will be disability safe for viewers with sensory issues such as autism, epilepsy, migraines, and motion sickness by using better animation and, if live action, camera techniques. Since 2025, our published books come in regular and large print accessible formats.