In the absurdly relatable short comedy "Self-Submission Blues," a creatively blocked artist faces his most daunting opponent yet: the online application form. Written, directed by, and starring Trevor Roach, the film follows a determined filmmaker as he attempts to submit his latest work to a prestigious festival. What should be a simple task spirals into a hilarious nightmare of dropdown menus, incompatible file formats, and existential questions about his own artistic identity. As each click leads to a new digital obstacle, his frustration mounts, blurring the line between professional pursuit and personal meltdown. This clever and cringe-worthy satire captures the universal modern agony of bureaucratic systems, all while maintaining a lighthearted, comedic tone that anyone who has ever faced a loading icon will instantly understand.