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Available Screenplays
Stories Ready for Their Spotlight
Looking for your next big screen story? You're in the right place. From women who changed history (but never made the textbooks) to tales that'll make you believe in magic again, these screenplays are all dressed up and ready to dance. Each one's been crafted with care, earning recognition in competitions and catching industry attention along the way.
Agent 355
A Tapestry of Intrigue:
Think the American Revolution was just about George Washington and Paul Revere? Think again. Meet Agent 355 - the code name of a woman so secret, history almost forgot her. Almost.
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This story pulls back the curtain on one of the Revolution's most fascinating mysteries: a Black female spy who risked everything to help birth a nation. Working in the shadows of Manhattan's elite, she played a deadly game of cat and mouse with British intelligence, proving that sometimes the best man for the job is a woman.
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The script has caught some industry eyes too - making it to the semifinals of ISA's Table Read My Screenplay competition and landing a second-round spot in their Fast Track Fellowship. And here's the kicker - this isn't just historical fiction. This really happened. (Though if you're wondering why you never learned about her in history class... well, that's part of the story.)
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Ready for a Revolutionary War tale that's never been told quite like this? It works as either a feature film or mini-series, because trust me - this spy has plenty of secrets to share.
Red River Reunion
Saddle Up for the Ultimate Texas Reunion
What happens when you throw a grizzled U.S. Marshal and a seasoned Texas Ranger back together after years apart? You get RED RIVER REUNION - a wild ride through the dusty streets of a Texas border town that's about to become ground zero for the showdown of the century.
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Based on John Layne's award-winning trilogy (and co-written with the man himself), this isn't your typical Western. Sure, you've got your thundering hooves and blazing gunfights, but at its heart, it's about two old friends forced to trust each other again when a gang of outlaws threatens to tear a small town apart.
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The script's been turning heads too - making waves at the Women's Independent Film & Television Festival, catching attention at Tokyo's Genre Competition, and landing finalist spots in competitions on both sides of the Pacific.
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Think "Unforgiven" meets "3:10 to Yuma," with a dash of buddy cop tension thrown in for good measure. Ready to saddle up?
When We Were Young
Friends Will Be Friends
Remember when your childhood friends knew all your secrets and nothing seemed impossible? WHEN WE WERE YOUNG takes you back to that feeling - but with a twist that'll hit close to home for anyone who's ever had to grow up fast.
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Five best friends. One beach house in P-town. And the kind of news that makes you drop everything and show up for someone you love. When one of their gang faces a cancer diagnosis, this Gen X crew proves that some friendships only get stronger when life throws its hardest punches.
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Think "Steel Magnolias," but with a dash of salt air and that special kind of magic that happens when old friends get together and remember who they used to be - while discovering who they've become. It's the kind of story that begs for a powerhouse ensemble cast, because let's face it: some battles are better fought with your best friends by your side.
In a Flash
When Lightning Strikes Twice
What if your life's biggest setback was actually the universe's way of hitting the reset button? In IN A FLASH, we follow an artist whose world crumbles faster than a sandcastle at high tide - no job, no home, just her faithful dog and a whole lot of questions. But here's the twist: she's got some cosmic helpers playing chess with her destiny (think "City of Angels" meets "Sliding Doors," with a dash of puppy love).
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While our artist is trying to figure out which way is up, her spirit guide and guardian angel are working overtime behind the celestial curtain, nudging her toward a future that's better than anything she could've painted on canvas. Sometimes you have to lose your map to find your way home.
The Four Friends
When Friends Become Family
Remember those college friends who felt more like family? "The Four Friends" dives into what happens when your chosen family becomes your lifeline. Meet Samantha Davis and her college crew - the kind of friends who can finish each other's sentences and know exactly which ice cream flavor you need after a bad day.
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But when tragedy strikes one Christmas night, their world shifts on its axis. Fast forward ten years, and these friends are about to discover that sometimes life's biggest plot twists lead to the best stories. We're talking unexpected romance, second chances, and the kind of healing that only happens when you've got your best friends holding your hand through it all.
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It's funny how the worst night of your life can lead you to exactly where you're supposed to be - even if it takes a decade to figure that out. Think of it as a love letter to friendship, a reminder that family isn't always about blood, and proof that sometimes the best relationships start with "remember when?"
Behind Closed Doors: The Art of Negotiation Through Time
History's Greatest Deals (Never Made the Headlines)
Ever wonder what really happened before those famous handshakes? BEHIND CLOSED DOORS lets you be a fly on the wall for history's most game-changing negotiations - with a twist. Our guide? A Harvard professor with a rather unusual skill: time travel.
Think "Drunk History" meets "The Crown," but instead of royal drama, we're peeking in on the real deals that changed everything.
One episode you might be watching Catherine the Great talk her way into an empire, the next you're seeing how the Cuban Missile Crisis really got resolved (spoiler: it wasn't just about the missiles).
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Co-created with negotiation expert Dr. Joshua N. Weiss, this 30-minute series proves that sometimes the most interesting part of history happened before anyone signed on the dotted line. Ready to crash some of history's most exclusive meetings?
