The Son
(Spec Feature - Historical Drama - 113 pages)
Logline: When the mentally disabled son of a quiet Scottish widower is caught up in an army impressment gang and sent to perform manual labor for the British soldiers fighting in the American Revolution, his wildly distraught father sells all that he owns and sets off on an epic journey to the colonies, where he ventures onto the battlefield to find his son 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: In a surreal world reminiscent of the paintings of Edward Hopper, a young couple fall in love, only to have their dream-state give way to a terrifying reality: they are both non-verbal quadriplegics in a nursing home, where she is being routinely raped, and he must overcome his disability to protect the woman he loves.
""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 Life Book
(Spec Feature - Drama - 127 pages)
Logline: Having experienced the devastating effects of shame and broken relationships as a child, a fierce foster mom boldly resolves to stop the generational dysfunction of one particular family and forever change the destiny of its youngest member.
“There are multiple opportunities to showcase interesting and germane imagery throughout, and you take good advantage of these!”
—ScreenCraft Analyst A10D8