Sensory Perception is a sci-fi, feature length drama about Jeremy Jacobs, a "recovering" drug addict struggling to get his life back together. Things get even harder for him when he begins to have visions of an apocalyptic future. Stalked by strange messages and shadowy figures, he is persuaded that there's a way to avert this future disaster. Although, fighting through addiction, paranoia, and skepticism, he finds it difficult to convince anyone, even himself, that we can change.
Alessandro Signore
Director
Mike Duff
Jeremy Jacobs
Kris Keyes
Beta One
Corbin Bernsen
Mr. Friedrich
Stephanie Guarino
Renee Ladonna
John Wesley Shipp
Lt. Thawne
David Chokachi
Micah Donaldson
David Gere
Ricky
John Savage
President of United Earth
Tom DeNucci
Agent Silva
Eric Nyenhuis
Trent Jax
Blanca Blanco
Senator Magdalena
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