Marx Mitchell

“I Do This for a Living” is about what it means to grow up in the south, but more importantly growing up with secrets and thoughts that don’t align with the southern way of life. The story revolves around a broken family navigating the struggles of life and friendship.

A couple confronts the pastor of their church about allowing a gay man to service communion during the Sunday service.

A couple debates attending their son’s wedding.

A young girl is trapped inside her home by her father and seeks freedom once a new neighbor moves in.