The Son
(Spec Feature - Historical Drama - 113 pages)
Logline: When his developmentally disabled son is forced into the British Army during the American Revolution, a Scottish widower undertakes an impossible quest: cross the ocean, find his boy on the battlefield, and bring him home.
"A stunning piece of writing... This is one of the strongest scripts I’ve read in a long time... This is special—VERY SPECIAL! This script could go a long way."
—Erik Bork (BAND OF BROTHERS, FROM EARTH TO THE MOON)
The Golden Hour
(Spec Feature - Fantasy/Romance - 115 pages)
Logline: A young man living in a surreal fantasy world falls in love with a beautiful woman, only to discover that both of them are actually non-verbal quadriplegics living in a nursing home where she is routinely assaulted, and he must defy his broken body to save her.
""This has to be one of the most original, moving, and well-constructed scripts I’ve read so far... The writing voice is skillful, sophisticated, and confident, and creates a smooth, efficient, and totally engrossing read. I kept wanting to know what was going to happen next."
—Nicholl Fellowships Judge #1
The Gen X Rom-Com
(Spec Feature - Rom-Com - 107 pages)
Logline: When a teenage girl needs a kidney, two former childhood sweethearts—who happen to be the girl’s petty, feuding grandparents—compete over who will save her life, even as old resentments reignite into something far messier: an unfinished love story.
The Life Book
(Spec Feature - Drama - 127 pages)
Logline: Haunted by her own childhood scars, a fierce foster mom is determined to save the youngest child of a broken family, risking everything to break a cycle of shame that’s lasted generations.
“There are multiple opportunities to showcase interesting and germane imagery throughout, and you take good advantage of these!”
—ScreenCraft Analyst A10D8