This is a film by Salem and for Salem. It’s been our mission to collaborate with our community to help bring this film to life and highlight the place we call home. There’s a long road ahead of us and we plan on bringing a lot more productions back to Salem in the future. All of that starts here with All Figured Out.

All Figured Out is about two friends struggling to balance their lives and relationships as they come to a crossroads: live the life they want or settle for the one presented to them. With their storylines running parallel, we follow Brad and Connell through the most-impactful summer of their adult lives. Doing so, we’re able to showcase real main character of the story rom two different perspectives. That would be the town itself, Salem.

Connell is a struggling filmmaker. He’s moving back in with his dad after a failed stint out on his own and is on the verge of giving up on himself. His high school sweetheart, Julie, is graduating from nursing school. She’s ready to settle down, get married, have kids, a house, the ideal small town life. Connell battles with the idea of this, he gets one last shot to make something of himself, but doing so brings him to his crossroads: chase his dreams, or fulfill Julie’s.

Meanwhile, Brad is spending his nights distracting himself by whatever means necessary. Brad had a shot at the life he wanted, but threw it all away. Once his successful dad has had enough of his debauchery, he presents him a choice: work for him or good luck out of his own. The last thing he wants is to become like his father. He gets one last chance at life when he meets Mariah. She brings something out of him that he hasn’t felt in a long time. She’s made a life for herself and is ready to take the next step in her master plan: go to San Diego and get her dream job. Brad is now at his crossroads: finally face his feelings and live a life he chooses or succumb to his father and take the same route as him.