In this taut fifteen-minute thriller, a seemingly ordinary college party takes a dark turn when a young woman finds herself at the center of a harrowing test of boundaries. The film follows Andrea Londo as Maya, a thoughtful student who becomes entangled with the charismatic but manipulative Sam Rechner as Jake. As the night unfolds, Maya must navigate a minefield of peer pressure, alcohol, and conflicting desires while trying to maintain her autonomy. The tension escalates when Jake and his friends, including the calculating Maximilian Acevedo as Derek, push Maya into an ambiguous situation where the line between consent and coercion blurs. Directed by Patrick B. O'Brien, this gripping short film explores the nuances of communication and power dynamics in intimate encounters, crafting an atmosphere of mounting unease that mirrors the real-world complexities of sexual consent. Through its unflinching yet sensitive lens, "Consent" serves as a vital conversation starter about respect, agency, and the courage to speak up when it matters most.