Tulip
With her husband RICK in prison, TULIP is forced to raise their infant son as a single mother. Upon his release, his cellmate HAWK drops by to see her.
Tulip immediately feels a connection. The two grow close. In fact Hawk is there when Tulip gets the news that Rick was killed in his cell.
That night Tulip finds a letter he left behind. It leads her to $100K in stolen cash. Money hidden away for their son’s future.
But within hours of bringing it home, Hawk invites some friends over. He knows about the letter. He knows about the cash. And he wants it for himself.
Outnumbered, Tulip is forced to surrender her son’s inheritance. For her that’s the end of it. But when Hawk threatens to come back and hurt her baby she shifts to a path of vengeance.
Enlisting the help of her estranged father, Tulip follows a trail of clues to track down the men that wronged her and get her money back. Leaping into a world of violence, she rekindles her relationship with her father and finds strength she never knew she had.
Things progress well until Hawk catches on to her plan. He steals her baby, forcing Tulip to risk everything in one final showdown.
2022 Forest City Film Festival Semi-Finalist
2021 ISA Drama and Genre Busting Screenplay Competition Quarter-Finalist
2020 ScreenCraft Screenwriting Fellowship Semi-Finalist
2020 Table Read My Screenplay Park City Semi-Finalist
2020 Final Draft Big Break Screenwriting Competition Quarter-Finalist
When her husband is killed in prison and his old cellmate steals her son’s inheritance, an overprotective and newly single mother is forced on a path of revenge to get the money back.
A violent Week
A botched robbery forces a middle aged criminal on the run with a young prostitute
Cole Williams has worked his whole life for the local mob operating out of a small town in California.
One day he decides he’s finished. He rips his boss off for enough money to flee the state and tells his wife to pack their bags.
But by the time he’s ready to make his escape it’s too late. His boss catches on, killing Cole’s wife as punishment. Cole’s next on the list but he manages to escape just in time.
He hits the road, heading anywhere but West. Eventually he winds up in Rainsville, Alabama. A city just as uneventful as its name.
Seems like the perfect place to lay low for a while. Cole even befriends a local prostitute named Delilah.
But Delilah’s got problems of her own. And they soon become communal.
Her pimp bullies Cole for any money he’s got. And when he can’t get it he uses his fists to take it out on Delilah.
To top things off, Cole’s former boss sends scouts around the country searching for him.
In fact, two have already been spotted in Rainsville.
Cole and Delilah decide to run together. After a bloody confrontation with her pimp, the unlikely duo are back on the lam.
But within days Cole’s past catches up with him and he’s forced to take on the men that were sent after him. With Delilah’s help, the two barely manage to escape with their lives.
To survive, Cole needs to face his problems head on.
He needs to return home to the man that murdered his wife.
Only this time he isn’t going alone.
2019 ScreenCraft Screenwriting Fellowship Quarter-Finalist
2018 Table Read My Screenplay Hollywood Semi-Finalist
BOTH SIDES NOW
When Scott dies in the Belleview Hotel he becomes a ghost desperate reach out to his widow Lily.
The good news is, for one day, on the anniversary of his death he can be visible to the living. The bad news is that as a ghost he starts everyday in the exact spot where he died.
Which means that if he wants to see Lily again, he’ll need to make the 100 mile run from New York to his old Philadelphia home in a single day.
Luckily there are other ghosts in the Belleview that are willing to help. Walter teaches him about love and loss. Moira becomes a personal trainer who prepares him for the run while insinuating that he might be better off just accepting his fate.
With the help of his new friends, Scott spends an entire year getting ready to see Lily only to find out that she’s moved to the other side of the country.
Scott slowly accepts that Lily is gone until a business trip brings her back to the hotel on the day Moira is visible. Scott asks Moira to reach out but then sees that Lily is genuinely happy for the first time since his death. Sheʼs finally able to move on, leaving Scott with a serious decision to make.
Desperate for his old life but stuck in the hotel where he died, a recently deceased man connects with another ghost who prepares him to run 100 miles to talk to his widow, only to find she is moving on with her life without him
2021 Forest City Film Festival Screenplay Competition Winner
BRother
Upon learning he has a twin
a man fears his newfound sibling wants to take over his life
2020 Table Read My Screenplay Genre Competition Top 100
2016 Fresh Voices Screenplay Competition Finalist
WILL lives a charmed life. He spends his days selling high-end real estate to Brooklyn’s elite. At night he returns home to his wife CHRISTINA, who is so determined to have his child she’s even developed a fertility schedule.
Then ADAM arrives on his doorstep. Despite having never met, he claims to be Will’s twin brother.
Neither man has any family left to verify the story and Will is skeptical. But Adam does have one concrete piece of evidence in his favour; he looks exactly like Will.
Following Christina’s urgings, Will invites Adam to crash on their couch while he finds him a new home. He accepts and quickly ingratiates himself with the young couple.
With Will spending most his time at work Adam is all too happy to fulfill his domestic duties at home. In fact he shows a keen interest in all aspects of Will’s life. He’s curious about real estate, admires his personal tastes and is deeply intrigued by his family history.
In no time Adam has infiltrated every aspect of Will’s carefully crafted life. He launches a (seemingly) harmless flirtation with Christina and develops the perfect Will impersonation. He even alters his hairstyle to make the twins indistinguishable from each other.
The changes make Will uncomfortable. But he doesn’t get angry until Adam starts passing himself off as him in public. His impersonation is so good even Christina can’t tell them apart.
Will decides to confront his brother. But is he just being paranoid? Or does Adam really want to take over his life?