Apocalypse 2019

Apocalypse 2019 is a science fiction film and disaster film directed by Stephen Stelmach Jr. The film takes place at West Valley Occupational Center in the western San Fernando Valley. The film is also a direct inspiration of the disaster films: 2012, Deep Impact, Armageddon, Dante's Peak, Aftershock: Earthquake in New York, and ''San Andreas. ''This is also Stephen Stelmach Jr's first disaster film made at Monster Pictures Studios. The film was released on July 7, 2017 in the film production class at West Valley Occupational Center.

Plot
On August 15, 2019 at West Valley Occupational Center, things are peaceful, and students are going about their everyday lives. Until when a meteor comes down onto the main parking lot at WVOC, triggering a major earthquake in the San Fernando Valley. At WVOC, car alarms go off, cracks appear in the ground, and people started panicking. Inside the GED classroom, A teacher is teaching a GED preparation class, then the earthquake happens when the lights go off and the students began to evacuate. A few school buildings on campus get destroyed, cars get overturned, meteors plummet in the distance. Power lines next to the WVOC campus get destroyed. light poles fell, cars get swallowed into the ground by the earthquake. The WVOC marquee sign collapses at Victory and Winnetka, and then the earthquake stopped shaking. After the disaster, emergency vehicles arrive and TV news footage from a news helicopter is shown. The film ends with a destroyed electrical substation and high voltage transmission power lines after the major earthquake.