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< Back Marty Lang Jason Bellitto and Mark Myers, Citizen Skull Management JasonB@citizenskull.com Coverfly Marty Lang is Director of the MFA in Film, Television & Digital Media at the University of Georgia. He has written and directed two feature films, STAY WITH ME, to be released internationally by Allen Media in 2025, and RISING STAR, released internationally by Content Film/FilmRISE. His web series writing credits include MAX AND FRIENDS!, Best Comedy and Best Ensemble Cast nominee at the 2022 International Academy of Web Television Awards, and THE DAILY, a SeriesFest 2020 world premiere. He is also a prolific indie producer, whose credits include the 2020 Sundance world premiere web series THE RIDE, the 2016 Indie Spirit Award nominee OUT OF MY HAND, and CHOMPY & THE GIRLS, featuring Udo Kier, released internationally in 2021 by Freestyle Digital Media. His book THE SELF-SUSTAINING FILMMAKER, about crowdfunding and community filmmaking, was the #1 Film/TV book on Amazon the week of its release in 2024. Honors & Awards Best Feature Film, South Georgia Film Festival - STAY WITH ME - 2023 Best Comedy Writing, International Academy of Web Television Awards - MAX AND FRIENDS - 2022 Jury Prize, Best Arkansas Film, Arkansas Shorts Film Festival - THE DAILY - 2022 non-WGA Male, Disabled, Over 40 TECHNOCRACY (One hour sci-fi drama) A skittish social media director uses deepfake audio and video to help her mother become Missouri's governor, which brings tragic results - and a new mission that will utilize her unique technology skills. THE DAILY (Half hour drama) An intrepid college journalist discovers a conspiracy at her university, but must navigate the politics of journalism to get the story out into the world. Based on Lang's award-winning webseries. Character-driven, Coming-of-Age, Satire, Bittersweet, Naturalistic Male, Disabled, Over 40 repped

< Back Stephen Nolly oldfactoryfilms@gmail.com Sherice Dugan Manager | Sandstone Artists m: (818) 681-8013 e: sherice@sandstoneartists.com https://www.imdb.com/name/nm3575331/ Coverfly The Black List Stephen Nolly is a biracial, Japanese/Jewish Air Force brat who cut his teeth in New York’s theater scene. After graduating from NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts, he was a resident artist at TriBeCa’s Flea Theater (Drama Desk, OBIE Award). After his start in downtown theater, Stephen found that the film & television world was lacking the diversity of stories that he wanted to tell - and he realized he was the only person suited to tell them. Stephen is currently a Fellow at the RespectAbility Entertainment Lab, a Finalist for the Paramount Writers Mentorship and the Warner Brothers Writers’ Workshop Finalist, was accepted into Soho House Script House Lab (with Barry Jenkins and Lulu Wang), received the CA Individual Artist Fellowship, won the Thriller Genre in the ISA Fast Track Fellowship, and been included on The Naughty List, and The Originals Bureau. His scripts have advanced at the Austin Film Festival, Sundance Episodic & Feature Labs, Slamdance, PAGE, and most recently been a Finalist for Film Pipeline, WeScreenplay Diverse Voices, and the Circle of Confusion Discovery Fellowship. Stephen enjoys high-concept, socially conscious stories, is an amateur locksmith, dabbles in horology (watchmaking), writing musical theater, was a competitive international ballroom dancer, and a member of Mensa. Honors & Awards IWC Best Of Selection - TWILIGHT MAN - 2026 Fellow - RespectAbility Entertainment Lab - 2024 Finalist - Paramount Writers Mentorship - HOWLIE - 2022 Finalist - Warner Bros. Writers Workshop - CHILMARK, HOWLIE - 2020. 2021 non-WGA Male, BIPOC, Middle Eastern, Asian, Multi-Ethnic, Disabled, 40+ HOWLIE (Hourlong Teen Genre Pilot, Point Break x The Lost Boys) When half-Asian HANNAH arrives in Maui, she longs to be a legendary monster hunter like her father. But when she starts showing signs of lycanthropy, she discovers - she’s not a teenager turning into a werewolf. She’s a wolf that’s been living the past 16 years as a human. CUBA LIBRE (Hourlong Period Action Pilot, Mad Men x Narcos) LOGLINE: Between 1968 and 1972, more than 130 aircraft were hijacked, mostly to Havana, which led to the creation of the federal Sky Marshal program and culminated on November 24, 1971 with the hijacking of a Boeing 727 by man many believe to be a disavowed government agent: DB Cooper. BURAKU (Hourlong Samurai/Yakuza Crime Pilot, Shogun x Tokyo Vice) LOGLINE: An assassin escapes Edo-era Japan’s civil war and his family’s “untouchable” caste by joining the American Confederacy, but his legacy catches up with his modern-day descendant, who seeks to cure his own misfortune amidst Tokyo’s criminal underworld. Character-driven, BIPOC-centric, Thriller, Procedural, Fantasy, Historical/Alternative History, Coming-of-Age, Limited Series Male, BIPOC, Middle Eastern, Asian, Multi-Ethnic, Disabled, 40+ Repped

< Back Melody R. Herr James Moorer – One Moorer Media & Management James@onemoorer.com IMDB Raised by a teen single mom just three blocks north of Detroit’s 8 Mile, becoming a writer once felt like a luxury Melody couldn’t afford. After leaving behind her career as an architectural designer to raise her family across continents, she earned an MFA in screenwriting from Emerson College and finally traded in her T-square. She writes about scrappy women who, like her, hold it together until they don’t. Whether in comedy, drama, or a high-stakes thriller, her protagonists stop pretending, start unraveling, and somewhere between the chaos and the caffeine, figure out who they really are. When the world doesn’t make space for them, they kick the walls out and make their own. Repped by James Moorer at One Moorer Media & Management, Melody also directs and recently produced the feature film DIFFRACTION, available on Amazon Prime. She is the creator and producer of The Farm, a serialized mystery-thriller podcast that recently launched on all major platforms. In her spare time, she enjoys chasing cheap flights... and occasionally remembers to pack socks. Honors & Awards Best Drama, London International Film Festival - Winner – X’ed Out – 2021 Stowe Story Labs Fellowship – Semifinalist and Official Selection - Tapped Out – 2023 PAGE International Screenwriting Awards – Quarterfinalist - Excess Baggage – 2024 non-WGA Female, 40+, 55+ BOOMERANGED Half-Hour, Single-Cam Coming-of-Age Comedy HACKS meets THE SEX LIVES OF COLLEGE GIRLS A broke, audacious Boomer reenrolls at the university she dropped out of four decades ago, chasing the life she missed, building the campus family she didn’t know she needed – all while dodging the Dean of Students: her uptight son-in-law. THE CHRISTMAS EVE Feature | High-Concept Christmas Adventure w/ Fantasy THE SANTA CLAUSE meets ELF When a spirited young girl travels to the North Pole to save her family’s Christmas store, her jaded single mom must confront her past and rediscover the magic of the holiday before the portal closes for another year. TAPPED OUT One-Hour Drama with Heart and Levity A MILLION LITTLE THINGS meets THE MARVELOUS MRS. MAISEL As she hits the big 5-0, an aimless suburban mom finds an unexpected lifeline in the world of improv comedy after her husband’s suicide attempt. Character-driven, Female-centric, Fantasy, Coming-of-Age, Dark Female, 40+, 55+ repped

< Back Ellen Ancui Attorney: Tom Rubin (310) 279-5190 | tom@trubinlaw.com https://ellenancui.blogspot.com/2024/01/hello-2024-here-i-am-looking-like-ive.html Coverfly The Black List Ellen is a middlescent, bi-sexual, neuro-diverse, writer for TV, film, theater and podcasts. Her special sauce, “traumadies,” is a mix of Catskills schtick blended with a feminist edge, featuring strong female protagonists who dig their own graves, but rebel as they climb their way out. Raised on Long Island, Ellen’s Sicilian mom converted for her Jewish dad, but would sneak ham sandwiches in the garage, so it’s no wonder Ellen loves storytelling and food. Ellen was a private chef in NYC for Oscar-winning writer Horton Foote and other luminaries. Ellen founded SOLO ARTS GROUP, a theater in NYC, and gave the original Upright Citizens Brigade (Amy Poehler, Matt Walsh, Matt Besser & Ian Roberts) their first home. Ellen moved to LA after the success of 2, one-woman shows, ZEL REBELS! (Public Fringe) and JUMPING OFF THE FRIDGE (HBO Workspace). She was a staffed on the sitcom, MALCOLM & EDDIE and her play GLORY PIE was sold-out at the Coronet Theater. Ellen inadvertently fulfilled her parents’ dream by working in legal after she adopted her Chinese daughter and after eighteen years running downtown law firms she returned to writing full time. Other professional credits: BROWN & FRIENDS (Netflix), BONNIE SCREWS UP (podcast), SIZZLER (Next Stage Press) THE STORY OF DAVID (Braid Theater, LA.) Ellen’s directorial debut and short film, SAVERIO (winner-Hollywood Just 4 Shorts Festival, official selection THE PHOENIX FILM FESTIVAL) Honors & Awards OFFICIAL SELECTION PHOENIX FILM FESTIVAL , 2025 - SAVERIO SEDONA FILM FESTIVAL SEMI-FINALIST, 2025 - THE SOLICITOR FOX INCUBATOR (TOP 10 OF 1400), 2024 - THE SOLICITOR WGA Post-current Member Female, LGBTQ+, Disabled, 55+ THE SOLICITOR (TV hour-long legal procedural dramedy; ALLY MCBEAL meets CALIFORNICATION ) When a powerful, headstrong criminal defense attorney gets disbarred for sleeping with a client, she takes a job managing a rival firm’s struggling staff to prove her remorse and get her license reinstated. 8s & 9s on The Blacklist SILICON SALLY (Comedy / Rom Com - BOOKSMART meets BRIDESMAIDS) Struggling to withstand Silicon Valley's tech-bro culture, Sally, a talented coder, and her bawdy BFF, fraudulently infiltrate a Narcotics Anonymous meeting in hopes of securing a powerful investor. FIREBREAK (Feature Action/Mystery; DIE HARD meets REBEL RIDGE ) When an older female journalist chases a story on male convict firefighters, she finds herself at the center of a catastrophic wildfire… and violent prison break. (co-written w/Nathan Fleetwood) Character-driven, Female-centric, BIPOC-centric, Queer, Procedural, Romantic, Coming-of-Age, Slapstick Female, LGBTQ+, Disabled, 55+ unrepped

< Back Scott Sanford Tobis blankcanvas@gmail.com Attorney: David Harris - 925.858.6876 https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0864975/ Scott Sanford Tobis is a screenwriter, journalist and award nominated playwright (an honor he proudly lost to the late Ray Bradbury). In addition to writing for film and television (Twice Upon A Christmas, Desperate Housewives, Muggers, The Roast of Paul Hogan, and more), he crafts articles for numerous magazines and websites, co-wrote The Desperate Housewives Cookbook. Frivolous, his "deeply silly" half-hour comedy about the legal system, is in development and he's currently crafting a vaguely-autobiographical (a term he just invented) TV series, Unmoored. He is endlessly fascinated by the human condition and remains cautiously optimistic in a world that doesn't exactly engender optimism at the moment. That said, he is fully optimistic that he can be reached at blankcanvas@gmail.com. Honors & Awards Page International Quarterfinalist - THE NEW BLOOD - 2019 LA Weekly Theatre Awards - THE STAR OF MONEY - BEST ONE ACT PLAY non-WGA Male, Over 40 FRIVOLOUS Half-hour comedy - Arrested Development, New Girl, Newsradio A deeply silly tale of a sweet boy - who accidentally discovers that he can make a living suing people for frivolous reasons and the impact it has on his life. CHEMISTRY Romantic Comedy After discovering proof of the genetic code for love, a female mathematician/researcher begins a search for her own soul mate and finds herself caught up in a romantic triangle; forcing her to choose between the logic that has dictated every aspect of her life and the longings of her heart. THE NEW BLOOD Thriller/Horror A brilliant grad student uses his not-fully-tested nanotechnology to save his dying fiancée. The nano-blood changes her from a caring social worker to a dangerous and seemingly indestructible creature. In the end, the man realizes that the woman he loves is the woman he will have to kill to stop the terror. Character-driven, Female-centric, Medical, Thriller, Romantic, Sci-Fi, Psychological, Satire Male, Over 40 unrepped

< Back Joseph Mwamba JoeMightLikeTV@gmail.com http://www.Telemazing.com Coverfly Joseph Mwamba is a first-generation African-American Y.A. writer from Indiana. He's recently a 2024 Disney Fellowship Finalist, named ISA's Top 25 Screenwriter to Watch, and wrote an episode as a Writers' Assistant for Season 2 of Netflix’s upcoming action anime TOM CLANCY’S SPLINTER CELL. Prior, he was the Writers’ Assistant for Audible's A STRANGE CASE and Writers' PA for Netflix's YOU & Apple TV's THE AFTERPARTY. Previously an assistant for two TV Lit agents at UTA, Joe was selected into Rideback Rise Fellowship as a Circle Member, Coverfly's Endorsed Writer Program, and Roadmap Writer's Support Staff Initiative. His Y.A. action dramedy THE KNIGHT'S PHOENIX won the Grand Prize in the Emerging Screenwriters Action & Adventure Pilot Competition. Honors & Awards Disney Writing Fellowship Finalist - 2024 Top 25 Screenwriters to Know, ISA - 2023 Grand Prize Winner, Emerging Screenwriter Action & Adventure Pilot Competition - THE KNIGHT'S PHOENIX - 2022 non-WGA Male, BIPOC, Black THE KNIGHT'S PHOENIX (Y.A. Action Drama - HARRY POTTER meets KINGSMEN) The unsettling arrival of a new teen helps a principal launch the CIA’s secret prep academy into disorder as faculty and students find their secrets are no longer safe. FINDING A LOST PEN (Y.A. Mystery Dramedy - VERONICA MARS meets SEX EDUCATION with a dash of WANDAVISION) A teen with crippling social anxiety starts a high school detective agency, secretly using its intel on students to find his missing twin sister. Coming-of-Age, YA Male, BIPOC, Black unrepped

< Back Sarah Fischer c.s.fischer.writer@gmail.com Manager: Chris Deckard - Fictional Entity Coverfly Sarah Fischer grew up in a small, rural, Illinois town, where everyone knew everyone and the most popular club in high school was the Future Farmers of America. Fischer knew early that such a town would not hold her imagination, and so she set off to explore the world, from Antarctica to Wales, trying to figure out where she was going and what to do when she got there. A winding road to entertainment saw her coach soccer with the LA Galaxy, beat cancer, teach English as a foreign language, and work in artificial intelligence. She's also worked as an assistant on MARVEL'S AGENTS OF SHIELD, HELSTROM, OBI-WAN KENOBI, and POKER FACE, where she co-wrote and produced Episode 7, "The Future of the Sport." Fischer has advanced in a number of fellowships. She was a fellow in the 2022 RespectAbility lab, as well as the 2019 Writers' Assistant network workshop. She was a semifinalist for NBCUniversal's Emerging Writers fellowship, a finalist for the Walt Disney Television Writing Program, and a finalist for the Sundance/Sloan fellowship. She has placed in screenplay competitions with the PAGE Awards, Final Draft's Big Break, Scriptapalooza, ScreenCraft, Script2Comic, and the Austin Film Festival. non-WGA Female, Non-binary, LGBTQ+, Disabled THE WAR MAGICIANS Historical Fiction Series - The Prestige, The Imitation Game In the midst of the London Blitz, a young soldier recruits a world-famous magician to help fight against the Nazis ravaging Europe. But while the magician's skill may turn the tide of World War II, her secret may turn the nation against her. THE DEATH OF ROBIN HOOD Adventure Series - The Mandalorian, Wheel of Time A woman-in-mourning takes up the mantle of Robin Hood to protect the people of Nottingham in a time of political upheaval. THE CIRCUMNAVIGATORS CLUB Historical Sci-Fi Series - The Expanse, Around the World in 80 Days A determined explorer finishes circumnavigating the Earth and joins the Circumnavigators Club, only to learn that there is much more to the organization — and the universe — than she ever imagined. Character-driven, Female-centric, Queer, Science, Sci-Fi, Historical/Alternative History, Limited Series Female, Non-binary, LGBTQ+, Disabled repped

< Back Matija Šraj matijasraj@gmail.com Coverfly Matija Šraj is an Australian/Slovenian screenwriter from Melbourne, Australia. With a lifelong obsession for storytelling, Matija has had a circuitous pathway to screenwriting – from working in an Aboriginal school in the outback, to working as a refugee and conservatorship lawyer, to working as a fitness instructor. Immediately prior to screenwriting, Matija worked for the Australian Greens political party, including as an adviser to senators and a lead adviser during Australia’s marriage equality campaign. As an LGBTQIA+ person and the child of an immigrant, Matija writes mostly queer multicultural stories. Matija works in the Australian screen industry as a production assistant and writers’ assistant, including on Amazon's global hit, DEADLOCH. Honors & Awards IWC Best Of Selection - QUEENMAKER - 2026 CineStory Foundation TV Competition - Fellowship Winner QUEENMAKER - 2024 CineStory Foundation Feature Competition - Semifinalist/scholarship winner - THE RIP - 2023 Page International Screenwriting Awards - Honorable Mention QUEENMAKER - 2025 non-WGA Non-binary, Multi-Ethnic, LGBTQ+ ANONYMOUS Action thriller - THE BOURNE IDENTITY meets RED SPARROW After being double-crossed in a black ops mission gone wrong in Europe, a queer American spy must uncover an international conspiracy to clear his name and save the anonymous hookup who’s inadvertently caught in the crossfire. QUEENMAKER Comedy - VEEP meets RUPAUL'S DRAG RACE After a cash-strapped, publicity-seeking drag queen who impulsively decides to run for Australian parliament is unexpectedly elected, he has to overcome childhood trauma, inept housemates-turned-staffers and constant battles with the Prime Minister to try and change politics for the better. Character-driven, Female-centric, Queer, Thriller, Sci-Fi, Horror, Dark, Snarky Non-binary, Multi-Ethnic, LGBTQ+ unrepped

< Back Jay Fingers jayfingers@icloud.com Jay Fingers is a Los Angeles-based screenwriter, novelist, editor, and journalist. He writes genre-blending stories that center Black characters in sharp, emotionally layered, and often darkly funny ways. Whether a romantic comedy with a biting edge or a satirical thriller with a body count, Jay's stories crackle with wit, charm, menace, and cultural specificity. Jay attended the University of Miami, where he majored in motion pictures with a concentration in screenwriting. He is a native of Memphis, Tennessee, and also lived in Brooklyn for many years before trekking out west. He's still undecided about whether to stay. 😅 non-WGA Male, Black, 40+ AZALEA Drama When a rising journalist returns to his hometown for what should be a routine visit, he discovers that a manipulative family friend has taken control of his aging mother’s finances and life. Forced into a legal and emotional war to protect her, he risks losing not only his career but the fragile relationship that defines him. FLEWED OUT RomCom During the madness of NBA All-Star Weekend in L.A., a young woman flies cross-country to finally meet the rapper she's been DMing — only to catch feelings for a smooth-talking local instead. Now, between shopping sprees, celebrity cameos, great sex, and questionable life choices, she’s got to decide: clout or chemistry? POTTER'S FIELD Comedy Horror Sent to a remote island to bury the recently deceased, a wisecracking young inmate finds his life in danger when the island is overrun by a horde of the undead — who had been murdered by the prison's guards. BIPOC-centric, Bittersweet, Silly, Slapstick, Snarky Male, Black, 40+ unrepped

< Back Nick Perlman nick@nickperlman.com http://www.nickperlman.com IMDb Nick is originally from Tarrytown, NY, which is – to be clear – not “upstate.” He's very passionate about this fact. He was raised on pizza, bagels, and pizza bagels. Pizza was on a bagel and he had pizza anytime. Anyway, Nick is a filmmaker and screenwriter and holds a BFA in Film and Television Production from the Savannah College of Art and Design. His work is focused on telling authentic and heartfelt stories featuring the LGBTQ+ community. Nick has penned eight feature-length screenplays, two pilots, various short works and has directed and self-produced four short films, some of which have screened internationally and have been recognized by multiple festivals. He currently works as a freelance editor for television, streaming and social media. Honors & Awards Quarterfinalist, CineStory Foundation Feature Retreat - SILENT RETREAT - 2024 Finalist, WeScreenplay Feature Lab - LOVE IS SIMPLE - 2023 Quarterfinalist, Academy Nicholl Screenwriting Fellowship - LOVE IS SIMPLE - 2022 non-WGA Male LOVE IS SIMPLE Coming-of-age/Dramedy When two out-of-the-closet high school seniors from dramatically different socioeconomic backgrounds become neighbors in a gentrifying building, they discover not only their similarities and differences, but come to understand everything that love isn't. SILENT RETREAT Dramedy When Jerome runs into his old flame, Luke, at – of all places – a silent retreat, their past threatens to unravel his present. I CARRY YOUR HEART Drama While reckoning with the abuse that has haunted his ancestors for over a century, a stubborn writer must forgive his estranged father before he can commit to being a father himself. drama, character driven Male unrepped

< Back Jennifer Dunn jennifer@copperheadmedia.com http://www.copperheadmedia.com The Black List Jennifer Dunn is a television writer and filmmaker who explores class, family legacy, and the cost of inherited power in rural America. Born between a cemetery and a trailer park in North Georgia, she brings authentic perspectives on Appalachian communities and the forces that shape them. Her first one-hour drama pilot, BIRDSONG, won the 2020 Atlanta Film Festival Pilot Competition and the 2021 Creative Screenwriting Unique Voices Competition in Drama. The pilot placed as a finalist in Screencraft, Cinestory, and WeScreenplay competitions. BIRDSONG follows a young Appalachian witch who must defy her family's scam faith healing ministry and embrace her bloodline's demanding destiny after years of using Oxy to reject her disruptive supernatural powers. Jennifer's work examines how institutions—whether family clans, religious organizations, or corporate entities—control individual lives. Her characters navigate impossible choices between loyalty and freedom, protection and truth, survival and authenticity. She's drawn to stories about people trapped between worlds: the powerful gifts they inherit and the systems that exploit them. Jennifer participated in the CineStory TV Writing Fellowship in 2020, the New York Women in Film Writer's Lab in 2021, and the Sundance Episodic Intensive in 2022. Jennifer's influences include Sally Wainwright, Dorothy Allison, Daniel Woodrell, and stories that honor the complexity of rural communities. Honors & Awards Winner, Atlanta Film Festival Best Drama Pilot - BIRDSONG - 2020 Fellow, The Writer's Lab, BIRDSONG - 2021 Fellow, Sundance Episodic Intensive, DOUBLE FAULT - 2022 non-WGA/Caucus only Female, LGBTQ+, 40+ BIRDSONG Drama After years of abusing Oxy to reject her disruptive supernatural powers, a young Appalachian witch must defy her family’s scam faith healing ministry to embrace her bloodline’s demanding destiny. DOUBLE FAULT Sports Drama A Florida dropout battles his way into the classy, cutthroat world of elite professional tennis, unaware that the brutal sacrifices he made just to set foot on the court are only the beginning of his problems. MURDER BALLADS Detective procedural A thrice-widowed Appalachian PI obsessed with the decades-old mystery of her sister's death must battle her coal town's political machine while defending her son from a murder charge. Character-driven, Crime, Procedural, Psychological, Dark, Bittersweet, Naturalistic, Magical Realism Female, LGBTQ+, 40+ repped

< Back Brooke Muschott brookemuschott@gmail.com http://brookemuschott.com Brooke Muschott is a writer, artist and roller skater. She’s been losing sleep to good books since she discovered the Boxcar Children, and watching too much television since the premiere of Pretty Little Liars. She’s fairly certain there is no greater high than a story that gets so deep into your heart it keeps you up at night, dreaming about it. At sixteen, she walked into her favorite author’s book signing with a list of the inconsistencies in his books and walked out with a job as a continuity editor. She’s gained more tact since then, but is still the writer who will remember that Kara said she hated cats twenty-eight episodes ago. She pivoted from publishing to television during the pandemic, and most recently has worked as a production coordinator on an Apple show. Her favorite genre to write is older kids to older young adult contemporary fantasy, and her second favorite is anything anyone will pay her for. She has a bachelor’s in creative writing with double minors in studio art and multimedia design from Pepperdine University. She writes stories with enough detail to swim in, about characters in extraordinary situations dealing with ordinary problems. Her superpower is organization, her Achilles heel is cooking, and her vice is sweet tea. She can almost land an axel on roller skates, but don’t throw something at her and yell ‘catch’. It won’t be caught. Honors & Awards Quarterfinalist, The Script Lab - TSL Free Screenplay Contest - INK AND ASHES - 2024 non-WGA Female, LGBTQ+ INK AND ASHES (Hour TV - Contemporary Fantasy - Sharp Objects meets Spiderwick Chronicles ) Eight years ago, Ava fled her hometown after her best friend went missing and the town blamed her for the crime. When her old boss goes missing on the night she returns, she’s swiftly dragged back into a world of danger - and magic. CULTDOM (Hour TV - Contemporary - The Eras Tour meets Waco ) Marie, whose life revolves around being a superfan of international pop star Elli Augusta, starts a fan blog that accidentally turns into a cult. HOW TO ROLLERSKATE THROUGH THE APOCALYPSE (Half Hour TV - Kids Contemporary Fantasy - Kipo meets Gravity Falls ) When magic appeared overnight and turned Steph and Jess’s suburban middle-school lives upside down, they rolled with it. But with the world this unstable, even skating to the store can be more of a quest than they bargained for. Female-centric, Sci-Fi, Fantasy, YA, Children's, Animation, Magical Realism Female, LGBTQ+ unrepped