North Fort Myers, Florida

With it’s roots in Boston, Massachusetts, Outcast Productions LLC leverages the power of podcasts, books, and feature narrative films to passionately advocate for communities that are often voiceless in society, with a special focus on people with disabilities, while using AI technology to increase creative production and assist with communication.

Films

Promotional poster for the film 'My Own Normal' featuring a woman in a wedding dress and a man in a suit and hat, sitting in a motorized wheelchair, holding hands, with a blue swirling background and festival laurels at the top.

My Own Normal

Genre: Documentary, Romance, Drama

Release: Coming Soon

Runtime: 57 minutes

Directed by: Alexander Freeman

Written by: Alexander Freeman, Michaelle McGaraghan

Produced by: Alexander Freeman, Brandon Golden

Executive Producers:

Ladd Lavallee, Tammy Lavallee, Rory Read, Mary Savoy-Read, Claudia Bright, Kevin S. Bright, Chris Cooper, Marianne Leone

Edited by: Michaelle McGaraghan

Music by: Chris Zabriskie

When disabled filmmaker Alexander Freeman tells his parents his girlfriend is pregnant, their reaction is not what he expected. Confronting that pain, he sets out to create his version of a "normal life" as a parent and partner.

Poster for the documentary film 'True Value' featuring a wheelchair in a hospital corridor at the top, torn newspaper headlines about a mother feeding her disabled daughter with a drug cocktail and a man in a medical room at the bottom.

True Value

Genre: Documentary, Thriller, Educational

Release: August 25, 2025

Runtime: 31 minutes

Written and Directed by: Alexander Freeman

Produced by: Alexander Freeman, Brandon Golden

Executive Producers:

Ladd Lavallee, Tammy Lavallee

Narrated by: Chris Cooper

Edited by: James Gelet

Music by: Miro Kepinski

True Value is a groundbreaking documentary that is gripping and educational. The film that asks a haunting question: What is the true value of a human life, and how do we measure it?

Seven years in the making, this film explores the experiences of people with disabilities navigating the worlds of employment, purpose, and dignity. At its core, True Value exposes how systemic barriers—unemployment, discrimination, income inequality, and restrictive government policies—undermine independence and equality for disabled people.

Distributed by: FilmHub, Kinema

Books

A close-up photo of a man and woman facing each other, holding hands, with text overlay of the title 'The Lessons in Love I Never Expected' and author's name Alexander Freeman.

Available on: Kindle

The Lessons in Love I Never Expected

Written by: Alexander Freeman

Graphic Design by: Alexander Freeman

Genre: Romance, Disabled Main Character

Published: October 28, 2025

When journalist Elena agrees to write a story about Adrian Blackwell, a brilliant architect living with mild cerebral palsy, she expects a quick assignment—not a life-changing connection. Adrian’s quiet confidence, sharp humor, and refusal to be defined by his disability challenge every assumption Elena has about love, attraction, and strength. As walls crumble and passions ignite, she finds herself falling for the man who teaches her that real love isn’t about flawless bodies or predictable lives—it’s about courage, connection, and the lessons we never see coming.

Book cover for 'Karma,' a novel by Alexander Freeman, featuring an illustration of a person standing on a turbulent water surface with city buildings in the background and a greenish-orange sky.

Available on: Kindle

Karma

Written by: Alexander Freeman

Graphic Design by: Alexander Freeman

Genre: Psychological Thriller, Suspense, Revenge, Crime, Spiritual. Action, Disabled Main Character

Published: December 6, 2025

Ethan Vale is in his early thirties, living with a facial deformity and cerebral palsy that causes spasms and speech difficulties. Society mocks, marginalizes, and isolates him at every turn. He clings desperately to his late mother’s teachings about kindness, balance, and karma. With his job cut, eviction looming, and his dignity stripped away daily, Ethan faces the ultimate choice uphold compassion—or surrender to vengeance.

Book cover for 'The Turn' by Alexander Freeman featuring an anthropomorphic lion wearing a coat, surrounded by other animals, with a chandelier in the background.

Available on: Kindle

The Turn

Written by: Alexander Freeman

Graphic Design by: Alexander Freeman

Genre: Psychological Thriller, Suspense,

Revenge, Horror, Sci-Fi

Published: January 24, 2026

A reclusive scientist lures five corrupt elites to his remote mansion where he uses experimental consciousness-mapping technology to transform them into the animals that reflect their true predatory natures.

Podcasts

Book cover titled "Remaking Normal" with subtitle "With Alexander Freeman" on a teal background.

Listen to the Remaking Normal with Alexander Freeman | Long Form Conversations on Norms, Culture, Society

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/remaking-normal-with-alexander-freeman-long-form/id1848718840

FESTIVAL GALLERY

Man in a motorized wheelchair smiling and raising his fist, standing in front of a backdrop with the text 'IFFBoston' repeated multiple times.
A man with a beard and colorful shirt sitting in a motorized wheelchair, smiling and holding a small robotic device, in front of a backdrop with IFF Boston logos at the Boston Independent Film Festival.
Man in beige jacket smiling and laughing while seated in a motorized wheelchair in front of a backdrop with 'IFF Boston' logos.
Two men smiling and posing together at the IFFBoston film festival, one in a wheelchair and the other standing. The backdrop features the IFFBoston logo repeatedly.
Three people posing at IFF Boston film festival, standing in front of a backdrop with the festival's logo repeating.
Three people at the IFF Boston Independent Film Festival; two standing and one seated in a powered wheelchair, smiling in front of a white backdrop with the festival's logo.
Group of five people posing for photo at IFF Boston film festival, standing in front of white backdrop with black text, with a man in a wheelchair and an older man taking a photo.
Three people posing together at the IFFBOSTON independent film festival. One person in a wheelchair in the center, flanked by two standing individuals, all smiling.
Three people posing at the Independent Film Festival Boston, with a backdrop that displays the festival's name repeatedly. The group includes a man with glasses and gray hair smiling, a man with dark hair and a mustache making a playful face, and a w
Two men having an intense conversation, one seated in a wheelchair and the other leaning in close, in a dark-room setting.
Four people, three standing and one seated in a wheelchair, posing together at IFF Boston. The seated man has short dark hair, a mustache, wearing a beige jacket with a colorful tie, and is smiling. One woman with blonde hair is touching his shoulder
Two men sitting on director's chairs, smiling. One is holding a microphone, both are dressed casually, with a plain dark wall behind them and a red carpeted floor.
Three people sitting on chairs on a stage engaging in a discussion. The person on the right is holding a microphone and some papers, speaking to the other two.
Two men posing for a photo at the IFF Boston film festival. One is standing, wearing a light blue shirt, glasses, and a black cap with a camera around his neck. The other is seated in a motorized wheelchair, wearing a beige blazer over a colorful shi