Miami, FL (WFN) -- A 15-year-old Miami boy who's made five documentaries since the age of nine is getting a reputation as a mini-Michael Moore.

Chaille (pronounced Shally) Stovall's latest film, "Little Monk," follows his own journey to India to understand why a six-year-old Tibetan boy would give up all of his material goods and his family to become a Buddhist monk.

The high school freshman writes and directs all of his work, but uses professional cameramen because he still has a lot to learn on the technical side.

For instance, when he's behind the camera, he sometimes goofs up and forgets to include people's heads in the shot.

Stovall picks up a lot on the job, though. His next documentary, "Granny Gets it On," is about senior citizens and sex and he says, "I'm learning all about soft lighting."

Meanwhile, "Little Monk" airs on HBO Family this Sunday (Jun. 13).

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