NEW YORK, NY –
“Meat Machine” has officially launched, immersing viewers into the pulse of the New York City subway. This gritty, poetic web series unfolds in four stories set across three different train lines, released weekly on digital platforms.
Created and directed by Christopher Chan Roberson and produced by Unprecious Studios, MEAT MACHINE views the subway not just as a transit system, but as a living organism. Its tunnels carry more than passengers—they pulse with fears, desires, and fragile hopes. Each “stop” is a human experience; each encounter a reminder that even in the darkest tunnels, light can be found.
The featured stories include:
- The C Train – Cassandra, a woman pushed to her limits, plots a kidnapping to reclaim what she has lost.
- The M Train – Madeline, after losing all her savings, begins a mysterious search for a stranger who may hold the key to her future.
- The Q Train – Quincy, a subway musician, works up the courage to chat with a fan of his. While traveling home, he comes across her abandoned bag on a bench, and goes on a quest to find out what happened to her.
In the Q Line story, Eleanna Finokalioti plays Barbara, a calm yet deeply affecting presence who leaves a mark with one powerful line: “I wish I had your job. When you love what you do, it’s not really a job, is it?” Through this moment, Barbara opens a more reflective path for Quincy—and for the audience.
The series features a diverse cast including: Scott Bausemer, Jeniece Brown, David Ezell, Rohith Guttamidhi, Ana Elliott, Terry Lee, Robert Mitchell, Shantel Moses, Lucie Paige, Reggie Robie, and Eleanna Finokalioti.
