Drama House Pictures

Drama House Pictures is an American independent film production and distribution company founded by Yale-educated writer-director-actors Delilah Napier and Lucy Powers, whose company name derives from the house the two Theater Studies majors shared during college. The company is known for micro-budget, character-driven indie features and shorts, including their debut feature Voyeur (Best US Feature and Audience Award, 2020 SoHo International Film Festival; now on Amazon Prime), short film The Compound (Special Jury Prize, 2021 Chelsea Film Festival), comedy pilot Victor Versus the Metaverse (Best TV Pilot, Rhode Island International Film Festival), and ensemble comedy-drama Floating Carousel (world premiere and Ultra Indie Award for Best Narrative Feature, 2025 Woodstock Film Festival). Napier and Powers are represented by UTA and Modern Literary Arts, and have active development partnerships with Star Thrower Entertainment and Passage Pictures.