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Latest Films
Welcome to the Movies Section of Brad Huffman Projects! Step into a world of storytelling through film. Explore my latest cinematic projects, from short films to full-length features, where I have contributed as a composer, director, or both. Click the links to watch and experience the visuals, characters, narratives, and music that bring these stories to life.
A 911 dispatcher, Leanne, receives a call from beyond the grave that leads her on a journey to find the source of an evil that stalks the small town of Oaktown.
When the Sun Sets is a short film directed by Brandon Hendrix that follows detective Cass as she investigates the unresolved death of her sister, leading her into an emotionally and psychologically consuming descent.
Brad Huffman’s score blends noir-inspired jazz, ambient textures, saxophone, piano, and atmospheric synthesizers, creating a moody, cinematic soundscape that evolves with the film’s tension, melancholy, and emotional depth.
20 Years is a Winterfilm 2026 short film directed by Alexandra Kunzi about a writer’s long struggle with creativity, marked by years of unfinished work, self-doubt, and the pressure to succeed, ultimately leading to their decision to leave and walk away.
Brad Huffman’s score is atmospheric and emotionally driven, blending piano, saxophone, subtle orchestral elements, and immersive textures to reflect the film’s introspective tone.
HIDDEN MOTIVES
(Short-Film)
Released 08.16.2025
YouTube
Hidden Motives is a spy thriller directed by Brandon Hendrix and Rosebelle Easthom that follows two master jewel thieves attempting a high-stakes diamond heist to keep a powerful gem out of dangerous hands, only to be disrupted by the return of a familiar enemy, Declan.
Brad Huffman’s EP score blends sleek synthesizers, pulsing strings, and electric guitar textures, moving through stealth, suspense, and emotion to match the film’s tension, evolving dynamics, and adrenaline-fueled pace.
PRAISE MORIAH
(Short-Film)
Released 05.12.2025
YouTube
Praise Moriah is a short film directed by Zach Pike that follows devoted cult followers as they finally meet their mysterious leader in a world forever changed by catastrophe. Exploring themes of faith, devotion, and uncertainty, the film blends suspense with reflection.
Brad Huffman's score combines haunting orchestral melodies, atmospheric textures, and subtle electronic elements to support the film's emotional depth and sense of mystery.
Lil Yoyo & the Robot Shorty
(Short-Film)
Released 05.02.2026
Lil Yoyo & The Robot Shorty follows a small-time hustler who stumbles into an empty house and meets Eliza, a highly advanced android designed to assist with any task. What begins as a tense encounter soon evolves into an unpredictable connection between chaos and precision as their worlds collide.
Brad Huffman’s soundtrack blends electronic textures, pulsing rhythms, and subtle hip hop elements, moving between tension, humor, and unexpected warmth to reflect the film’s offbeat tone and emotional core.
The Mirror
(Short-Film)
Currently in pre-production
After a devastating betrayal, reclusive writer Lena Hale retreats to her secluded city home to focus on her latest manuscript. Outwardly calm and composed, she spends her days writing and maintaining distant connections with close friends. But beneath the surface, something doesn’t feel quite right.
When the disappearance of her ex-boyfriend and a mysterious woman quietly capture attention, his father, a former detective, begins an unofficial investigation. His search leads him closer to Lena, uncovering unsettling questions that challenge everything he thought he knew about loss, grief, and reality.
The Mirror is a psychological horror that explores identity, obsession, and the fragile boundary between truth and illusion. The film builds to a tense, unexpected conclusion that will leave audiences questioning what is real.
The Man Next Door
(Short-Film)
TBA
As a kid, Jonathan and his friends played football in the front street, and Andrew, their quiet, mentally challenged neighbor, was always welcome to join. Andrew did not speak much, but he laughed with them, ran with them, and was part of the team. Other kids in town did not always treat him kindly, especially when he sat alone on a bench deep in the woods, but Jonathan always made sure to say hello.
Years later, on a birthday he had not expected anyone to remember, Andrew appeared once more, offering a gesture that was simple, surprising, and quietly profound.
What follows is a reflection on friendship, memory, and the quiet people who shape our lives more than we realize.