Out There

Cool yearbook staffers catch sight of Chad's classroom doodles and ask him to join their clique.

After Wayne backs out of participating in a father-son event, Chad asks Sharla's dad to fill in.

Chad bungles an oral-history presentation and decides to fix things by making a movie instead, but the production doesn't quite make the grade.

Chris doesn't like that his mother and her boyfriend have gotten so close, so he decides to split them up.

Chad takes a liking to a new girl in town, but gets off on the wrong foot with her when he saves Jay from a bully who happens to be her brother.

Chad wrecks the family car and gets a job at Frosty King to pay for the damage. Chad immediately clashes with manager Benjamin Brent, the only other male employee who sees Chad as an obstacle in his otherwise sweet life of being the only rooster in the hen house.

After the previous Halloween was canceled due to snow, Holford rescheduled the holiday for Spring. Fifteen year-old Chad still wants to trick-or-treat, but Chris convinces him to go to a boy-girl party that goes horribly wrong.

When Chris is knocked down the bleachers during an assembly by one of the school bullies, he cries out in pain for his mom, earning him the humiliating nickname "Mommy," which he tries desperately to get rid of.

The animated coming-of-age misadventures of a 15-year-old loner named Chad begin with him befriending a fellow outcast in their small hometown.

Teton Gravity Research presents Out There, a 16mm film taking a progressive, fresh look at what faces the surf world today. Humankind threatens many pristine and favorite surf breaks and surfers need to take action.