MEATBALL
A dramatic comedy about family, identity, and the chaos of a Sunday dinner. Now expanding into a full-length feature film.
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The Story.
Meatball is a dramatic comedy that follows Cece as she comes out to her traditional Italian-American family during a Sunday dinner. It is an exploration of clashing perspectives in a rapidly changing world.
"Characters like Uncle Joe resist change—not out of cruelty, but because their world has always operated a certain way, and that way has always worked for them... At its heart, Meatball is a portrait of a family that may not function conventionally, but is held together by love."
The Feature Film
Adapted from the acclaimed short film, the feature expands this world into a full commercial comedy with theatrical and streaming potential, blending:
- Loud, chaotic, old-school Italian family humor
- Modern identity themes
- Heartfelt emotional beats
- Universal family conflict wrapped in food, culture, and love
Alexandra Robinson
Writer, Director & Producer
Based in New York City, Alexandra is known for creating compelling, story-driven content that bridges entertainment and authenticity.
She has edited high-profile projects, including Katz's Delicatessen's first commercial (winner of Best Commercial – Single Spot at the 68th New York Emmys), and Lady Gaga's "Abracadabra Fan Dance Off" (winner Gold for Fan Engagement at Cannes Lions).
With a deep understanding of storytelling across formats, she develops original work that combines narrative vision with professional execution.
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The actors behind Meatball share their experience working on the film.
Steve Brustien
Cast Member
Mia Massaro
Cast Member
Erma Camporese
Cast Member
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Creative Team &
Production Leadership
The team behind Meatball.
Alexandra Robinson
Writer • Director • Actor
Leland Hardy
Manager
Scott Elias
Producer / Executive Producer
Anna Elias
Producer
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Before You Invest
Common questions from investors, answered upfront.
What are the primary risks of this investment?
Film investments are inherently speculative. Risks include the film not being completed, not securing distribution, or underperforming at the box office. Returns are not guaranteed. We mitigate these risks by partnering with an experienced production team and focusing on a story with a strong built-in audience.
How and when are profits distributed?
Once the film generates revenue (from theatrical release, streaming, international sales, etc.) and all initial production and marketing costs are recouped, net profits will be distributed to investors on a quarterly basis, proportional to their equity stake.
Who is eligible to invest?
This offering is available to investors only, as defined under securities law. You will be required to verify your status during the investment process.