Hilton’s Directorial Showcase:
An Extended 10-minute cinematic journey through his evolving body of work, blending unreleased footage from Feeling – A Motion Picture with highlights from previous films. This extended reel captures Hilton’s versatility across genres—action, horror, character-driven drama, and intimate romance—while also demonstrating his skill in crafting silent narratives without dialogue. Seamlessly integrating basic digital effects like on-screen texting, and balancing raw emotion with stylized storytelling, the showcase presents a filmmaker equally at home directing kinetic sequences as he is with quiet, poignant moments.
On the night of Élysée Jackson's 23rd birthday…
LEAVING NEVERLAND 2 REVIEW
Hilton breaks down Leaving Neverland II: Surviving Michael Jackson with sharp insight and emotional clarity. What does it mean to “survive” a legacy like Michael Jackson’s? This compelling review — part essay, part reflection — explores truth, trauma, and the weight of cultural memory.
Watch Hilton Guest Star on Roxxane Roxxane's YouTube Channel
Hilton joins YouTuber Roxxane Roxxane for an engaging and thought-provoking discussion about the Michael Jackson accusations. Hilton shares his earliest memories of discovering Jackson’s music, what initially captivated him as a fan, and the turning points that reshaped his perspective on the star’s innocence. Together, they explore the nuanced debate surrounding the separation of art from the artist.
✨ Bonus Insight: Don’t miss Hilton’s highlighted comment in the video description, where he elaborates on key points from the conversation!
Debuting the Official Poster for FEELING: A Motion Picture
Discover the intricate creative choices behind the Feeling poster! From the symbolic vinyl record to unscripted moments that brought the characters to life, this article dives deep into the inspiration, storytelling, and stylistic touches that make Feeling unique. Learn how comic book aesthetics, iconic music references, and cultural nuances shape the visual world of Bento and Élysée. If you're curious about the artistic journey behind the film’s powerful imagery, this is a must-read for film lovers and creatives alike.
Hilton on the set of ”JEST” serving as the film’s on set sound mixer and Boom Operator
JEST: Writren & Directed by Aaron Rebaza, Co-Directed by Daisy Duarte
Hilton on the set of “FISH IN THE SEA” adjusting the image. Pictured is Jeremy Cuevas serving as Goode’s AD, and fellow filmmaker Matt Lucerna acting alongside Demetrius George.