This narrative emerged from a dream, a concept I could never have imagined on my own. The inspiration flowed through me like a child grows in its mother. After several drafts, we began
filming. The dreamlike script guided our shooting approach. The enchantment was crafted during the editing process and enhanced with visual effects, complemented by distinctive musical selections. Similar to “Star Wars,” “Gods of the Universe” possesses limitless potential, capable of evolving into an infinite, transformative saga.

After more than six years in the making, the 20-minute film “Gods of the Universe: Rise of the Star Child” has been on a significant journey. The narrative follows two children who find themselves trapped within the bizarre confines of an alien spacecraft, confronting a formidable challenge that pushes them to their limits and beyond.

The film reflects the most challenging period of my life during its creation. As an entertainment news reporter, I was thrust into a metaphorical boxing match with my extended family, ultimately emerging as a heart-centered, resilient creator and a thoughtful sci-fi filmmaker.

This film served as my refuge from profound loss and harsh bandonment. Similar to the children depicted in the story, I experienced the feeling of being an orphan in my homeland of Trinidad and Tobago. The alien characters, Procyon and Capella, represent real entitiy guides in my imagination. They became my support system, mentors, and family, encouraging me to persevere.

The production of this film required more time and resources than expected. It stands as my magnum opus. I express gratitude to the challenges I faced, as they provided the impetus that allowed me to soar with this project. The moment has come to share this work with the world, marking just the beginning of our journey.