Enough
Enough is a satirical environmental tragedy made with puppets - with an attached impact campaign.
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Enough is a non-traditional climate story that uses ridiculous physical comedy through puppetry as a provocative tool to stand out and move the needle.
Enough is about the conflict between environmental sustainability and the industries that are profiting from the destruction of our planet.
Story
Mother Earth’s love for her insatiable human children is tested as they consume her in a dystopian climate future, forcing her to make the ultimate sacrifice in pursuit of the love she deserves.
Director’s Statement
Scientists estimate our man-made climate crisis will cause the extinction of over 30% of the planet's ecosystem within my lifetime.
I've watched as our leaders have not only ignored the alarm bells but have enacted major regulatory rollbacks, prioritizing profit over our climate future. We are on track for the 6th extinction, and my generation may be the last to fight back.
Concerned for my future, I created Enough as a catalyst, with an attached impact campaign to ignite the urgent action needed to fight for our climate future.
Over 50% of Enough's budget provides labor for 40+ filmmakers
Donate $150: sponsor one crew member’s wages for one day of filming;
Donate $1,500: sponsor one crew member’s wages for the two-week shoot;
Donate $5,000: sponsor an entire department’s wages.
#ENOUGH Impact Campaign
No big money in politics: End the corporate stranglehold over our climate future.
Follow: Social media marketing campaign beginning in pre-production to generate buzz and build support.
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Engage: After audiences watch the film, share #ENOUGH on social media demanding that their representative amend legislation to stop corporate spending in elections.
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Activate: #ENOUGH connects audiences with local partner organizations mobilizing state-by-state grassroots lobbying campaigns. If you've had #ENOUGH, volunteer to collect signatures, participate in door-to-door canvassing, and attend protests to end the corporate stranglehold over our climate future.
Attached Team
Madi Delk:
Writer, Director & Producer
Madi Delk is an ambitious, entrepreneurial-minded Chicago-based UPM and Creative Producer who's spearheaded every stage of film & TV creation and execution. She believes the power of storytelling can change the world.
Select credits include: Producer & Co-Editor “Magical Girls;” Co-Producer “Gracie & Pedro: Pets to the Rescue;” UPM “Admissions;” EP/Director's Assistant on FX’s “The Bear” and Amazon Studio’s “Night Sky;” & office PA on “Empire” and “Power Book IV: Force.”
Madi graduated from DePaul University with a double major in Theatre Arts, Directing, and Community Psychology.
A 5th-generation Iowan on both sides, growing up Madi's entire family lived on the same block where her grandparents built their house. In her free time, Madi enjoys rock climbing, brewing kombucha, and eating her way through the Iowa State Fair.
J. Amy Limpinyakul:
Director of Photography
Amy Limpinyakul is a Chicago-born cinematographer whose work blends technical precision with deep-rooted storytelling.
Amy was the 2nd Unit DP for the FX Series, “The Bear.” Upcoming: 2nd Unit DP A24 film ”Enemies,” starring Austin Butler and Jeremy Allen White.
Last year she shot her first feature documentary, Homecoming: The Tokyo Series. The film completed its theatrical run this year and is currently available to stream on CNN.
Amy was accepted into the AFI Cinematography Intensive for Women. She was also accepted into the highly competitive ASC Visions Program 2024-2025.
When she is not filming, Amy enjoys rock climbing, writing music, and catching up on movies. Amy is a citizen of both the USA and Thailand.
Jackie Smook:
Puppet Designer, Fabricator
Jackie Smook is a multi-talented creator, writer/director, puppet master, builder, performer, and designer who blends heart, humor, and spectacle in everything she does. Founder of Jackie Smook Company LLC, a creative studio known for her imaginative craftsmanship, expressive characters, and bold artistic vision.
Production credits include Puppet Designer & Builder for Nicolas Curcio's 2026 feature "Play House.” Creator, Production Designer, Director, & "Dilly" for "Dilly's World," a family-friendly TV show that nods to classics like Pee-wee's Playhouse and The Big Comfy Couch.
Jackie builds puppets, builds stories, and builds spaces – so that art isn’t just something people consume, but something people make, feel, and share.
Rogue Schmidt:
King Water Monster
Rogue Schmidt is a NYC based (Chicago built, farm raised) lesbian comedian, actor and writer, who delivers sharp social satire, outrageous characters, and fearless physical comedy.
Winner of Chicago Reader’s Best comedian, Rogue’s debut solo show, “The Locker Room” ran for 6 sold out weeks at the Annoyance Theatre in Chicago, IL and went onto rave reviews at Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2024. Their second special, “Going Rogue: A Fat Dyke Comedy Show” sold out with a wait list at Dorothy Lesbian Bar.
Credits also include “Just For Laughs” 2025 Showcase at The io Theater, and understudy for Second City’s Jeff-Nominated e.t.c.’s 48th Revue: “Best Kept Secret: Tell Everyone.”
Rogue starred as the lead in Melanie Field’s short film, “Best In The World,” which won her Queen City Film Festival’s Best Female Performance.
Mattheus Leonhard:
Production Designer
Mattheus Leonhard is a production designer and art director with over 17 years of experience creating visually rich, story-driven environments for film and television.
His credits include production design and art direction for the television series “Donkey Hodie” (2021-2024), as well as feature films “Monkey’s Magic Merry-Go-Round” (2024) and “Yellow Eyes” (2024).
Mattheus brings a material-forward approach to world-building. His work is grounded in traditional craftsmanship and informed by modern fabrication and design technologies. He is known for translating ambitious ideas into tangible realities, from large-scale builds to intricate fabricated environments. Mattheus has led art departments on complex productions while balancing creative vision, budget, and schedule.
Caleb Keisker:
Editor
Caleb Keisker is a Chicago-based editor, whose career spans television, short film, music videos, and commercials. He has built a reputation for hard work, adaptability, and a collaborative spirit.
He is part of the editorial team on PBS KIDS’ “Donkey Hodie,” serving as a part-time Editor, Assistant Editor, and VFX Assistant. The series has been recognized with multiple Emmy nominations and Kid Screen honors. Caleb’s editorial work also includes a Regional Emmy for ABC’s New Year’s Eve coverage.
Caleb graduated from DePaul University with a BA in Digital Cinema, concentrating in post-production.
Outside of work, Caleb enjoys running along the lakefront, traveling with his sister Hannah and partner Courtney, and spending time with his dog, Nova.
Haruhi Kobayashi:
Composer & Sound Designer
Haruhi Kobayashi is a composer, live-electronic sound artist and vocal performer from Tokyo. Originally a J-pop singer-songwriter, she now explores themes of bicultural identity, tradition, and existentialism while seeking to liberate sound from preconceptions.
Her releases span Japan and the United States, including music released through Sony Music Japan and her most recent record, “Maybe You Should Talk To Someone,” on Chicago’s Monastral Records. She was an artist-in-residence at High Concept Labs in 2024 and 2025, and has composed for dance, film, and live performance. Collaborations include “FOLK” by Amanda Maraist, the album SN 2022 SS with Kiku Hibino, and the Miminari Trio with Kioto Aoki and Mai Sugimoto.
Her work intersects experimental pop, classical composition and avant-garde songwriting through voice, bass, and electronics.
Select storyboards, concept designs, & shot footage:
Enough is partially supported by a grant from the Illinois Arts Council & The Puffin Foundation, Ltd.
