Right Now is a short film told entirely without dialogue, relying on visual storytelling and performance to convey emotion and narrative. It follows Sindi Schorr (previously featured in Jessica Goes to New York), an eccentric woman waiting anxiously for a phone call while seated on a boldly colored mid-century couch. As she attempts to distract herself with small rituals like pouring tea, painting her nails, and reading gossip magazines. The tension builds until the phone finally rings. The reveal is she's been waiting for a McDonald’s delivery order. What follows is a quietly exaggerated moment of satisfaction, as Sindi indulges in the meal with a kind of reverence, turning the ordinary into the absurd.