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< Back Sarah Granger Zachary Stein, Granderson Des Rochers https://www.sarahgranger.com Sarah Granger draws from past career experiences working in Silicon Valley, federal government, and national politics to write authentic, character-driven dramas, high concept thrillers, and grounded sci-fi — usually female led, and always including at least one disabled character. The daughter of a paralyzed lawyer, she learned to analyze, advocate, and adapt at an early age, leading her to become a dedicated researcher and prolific writer. In her early 30s, she became disabled herself, due to nerve damage acquired while giving birth. Her screenplays and pilots have been selected for The Women’s List and The Black List’s annual Disability List, co-curated by the WGA. She won the SFFILM Rainin Filmmakers with Disabilities Grant and was the inaugural Loreen Arbus Fellow through the Athena Writers Lab. She is also an alumna of the Stowe Story Lab and Disability Belongs Entertainment Professionals Lab. She has been an associate and executive producer of narrative features and short films (including a Slamdance grand jury award winner), logging many hours on set and in post. Sarah is a produced playwright, published author, and columnist. Her articles have been in Slate, Harvard Business Review, the San Francisco Chronicle, LA Weekly, and Huffpost. She has been a guest on Good Morning America, ABC News, CBS News, and NPR. She is a member of the Authors Guild, Dramatists Guild, and HRTS. A graduate of the University of Michigan, she lives in Los Angeles. Honors & Awards SFFILM Rainin Filmmakers with Disabilities Grant Winner - THE PAIN-FREE DAY - 2022 Loreen Arbus Fellowship - WHITE HAT - 2023 StoryPros Awards, Winner, Sci-Fi/Fantasy/Horror - M-CAP2 - 2025 non-WGA/Caucus only Female, Disabled, 40+ WHITE HAT One hour workplace drama SCANDAL meets HALT & CATCH FIRE On the brink of losing their funding, a female led startup of ethical hackers chase a long shot government deal in an attempt to show competitors and investors that they have what it takes. THE PAIN-FREE DAY Feature drama LADY BIRD, CODA After struggling for years housebound with severe pelvic pain, a dejected mother takes a risk and pulls her teenage daughter out of school for one day in an attempt to mend their strained relationship. M-CAP2 One hour Sci-fi THE MARTIAN + FOR ALL MANKIND A novice ice specialist arrives at a scientific outpost in the harsh environment of the Mars South Pole; instead of a warm welcome, she’s met with a crabby crew and a crisis of survival. Character-driven, Female-centric, Science, Thriller, Romantic, Sci-Fi, Coming-of-Age, Dark Female, Disabled, 40+ unrepped

< 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

< Back Hope Hickli ahopeh@outlook.com http://www.ahopehickli.com Hope Hickli has written and produced interactive edutainment for Disney Interactive, Pixar and Fisher Price. She cut her teeth writing international marketing materials for CBC, Canada's public broadcaster, and in small documentary film production. After more than 15 years as a political speechwriter, Hope turned her talents to screenwriting. As penance for her previous job, Hope now writes textured, character-driven stories with a social conscience. She’s particularly drawn to biography—stories of misfits and dissidents who must break out of the boxes people put them in, in order to change the world and in the process, change themselves. Hope is the single mom of a feisty, smart, young adult—a survivor whose desire to make change in our world fuels Hope’s work on the page. Honors & Awards IWC Best Of Selection - EMILIE - 2026 Drama Division Winner, CineStory - EMILIE - 2024 Second-rounder, Austin Film Festival - EMILIE - 2024 Winner, Short Screenplay, Woods Hole Film Festival - JOEY - 2025 non-WGA Female, 40+ EMILIE TV Pilot, Biographical Drama QUEEN'S GAMBIT meets THE EMPRESS A naïve but brilliant debutante casts aside the restrictive life expected of her to upend the world of physics and become one of the great scientific minds of her time. UNEXPECTED GUEST Drama Feature AFTERSUN & PAST LIVES When her mother dies, taking family secrets with her, an emotionally walled-off woman goes on an obsessive Rashomon journey to find out why her family fell apart so she can let go of the past and, just maybe, learn how to live. JOEY Drama short; part live action/part animation AWAKENINGS & THE DIVING BELL AND THE BUTTERFLY The true story of a former artist whose life-altering experience as a WWII Spitfire pilot is played out on the hospital walls as he fights for his sanity, family and life. Character-driven, Female-centric, Historical/Alternative History, Limited Series, Satire, International Female, 40+ unrepped

< Back Stephen Krespel stephenkrespel@gmail.com IMDB Stephen Krespel is a screenwriter and producer who fled the doldrums of suburbia to play in various rock bands in San Francisco. Ultimately, he ended up bartending in the city for way, way, way too long. But, as it turns out, hanging out with a bunch of real-life raconteurs is a pathway to writing about great characters for the screen. Stephen specializes in light-hearted comedies and heart-pumping action features. Typically, he writes his characters as if they're fireflies in a jar. They emit joyous, life-affirming light while simultaneously experiencing an existential crisis... because they are trapped in a f#cking jar. Stephen learned about filmmaking working on EAST BAY (2022) starring Constance Wu. Since then he’s been a Finalist for the Paramount Writers Mentorship Program, Cinequest, and the Roadmap Writers Top Tier contest. Honors & Awards Paramount Writers Mentorship Program Finalis t - 2023 Austin Film Festival - Semifinalist - 2023 non-WGA Male REKT - A CRYPTOCURRENCY TALE Hour long TV Mystery Drama. It's MR. ROBOT meets BLINDSPOT After a near fatal accident, a San Francisco Tech Bro loses his job, his fiancée, and the password to a cryptocurrency fortune, leaving him only 10 chances to recover the Bitcoins and reboot his life." THE SUBSTITUTES Half hour TV Pilot It's WE ARE LADY PARTS meets SCHOOL OF ROCK When former rock and roll bandmates wind up substitute teaching at the same school, the singer (who everyone hates) tries to get the band back together in an attempt to win NPR's Tiny Desk Contest. " SKATE, SPY, OR DIE Comedy Action Feature BLADES OF GLORY meets THE NAKED GUN When Olympic Gold Medalist Brian Boitano retires from the CIA he sets out to find a soul mate but discovers it might be too late. Luckily, the world faces an evil threat only he can battle, so, he salchows back to the spy game and triple axels his way to true love." Thriller, Western, Historical/Alternative History, Satire, Silly Male unrepped

< Back Diana Romero dianaromerowriter@gmail.com One Moorer Productions - James Moorer http://www.dianaromero.net After initially supporting at-risk youth in Hollywood as a social worker, Diana embarked on a journey of writing and producing film and television. Her firsthand encounters with incarcerated, runaway, and homeless adolescents fueled her passion for social justice. This commitment, coupled with her expertise in writing and production, led her to create the award-winning film Niña Quebrada, which dives into the realities of sex trafficking. Despite finding herself reliant on a wheelchair in 2018, Diana remained committed to her pursuit of creative expression. Transitioning into TV writing, she contributed to projects like CW’s 4400 and Freeform’s Good Trouble. She also wrote episodes of the web series, My Life is Worth Living. With a BA in social work from Whittier College and an MFA from the American Film Institute, Diana's approach is evident in her work. She has garnered acclaim through various fellowships, including the PGA's Power of Diversity Master Workshop and as a semi-finalist in the highly competitive Disney Writing Program, demonstrating her commitment to inclusivity and empowerment. Currently, Diana has written a solo show based on her experiences as a 1st generation American born in Kansas. The show will debut in 2025. Beyond her career, Diana finds joy in swimming, comedy, and playing with her dogs. Honors & Awards Best Theatrical Short nominee, Imagen Awards 2008 - Niña Quebrada Special Mention, Los Angeles Latino International Film Festival 2009 - Niña Quebrada Graduate/Fellow, PGA Power of Diversity Master Workshop 2019 non-WGA Female, Latinx, Disabled, 40+ BLOOD TIES (Detective Procedural) A wheelchair using detective and her charismatic detective step-brother with a turbulent past, tackle an international manhunt, pursuing an elusive murder suspect with no name. As they unravel complex cases, personal demons surface, testing bonds and redemption in the heart of a gripping, far-reaching investigation BEHIND THE HALO: TRAFFICKED (Detective Procedural) An LAPD detective in the Human Trafficking Unit solves cases by day and goes rogue at night where she stops at nothing to serve justice, while keeping another secret: she herself is a former victim of sex trafficking. IT'S THE SMALL BIG THINGS (Family Drama: This Is Us meets Firefly Lane) A misfit struggles to fit in during three pivotal stages of her life—as a misunderstood child, as a newly hired social worker, and as a determined wheelchair. Character-driven, Female-centric, Crime, Procedural, Coming-of-Age, Limited Series Female, Latinx, Disabled, 40+ Repped

< Back Eamonn Cogan eamonncogan30@gmail.com http://www.eamonncogan.com Eamonn Cogan is a neurodivergent Writer/Director from Chicago, Illinois. After seeing Jurassic Park 26 times in the theater at five years old, he knew he had to make movies. He graduated from Drake University's School of Journalism & Mass Communication with a degree in Radio and Television Producing. At Drake, he was a Linebacker on their Division 1-AA Football team. He applied his love for film to his senior thesis project, BEYOND THE BLUE LINE, a short Documentary on which he was a Producer and Lead Videographer. BEYOND THE BLUE LINE won 2 Silver Communicators, a Bronze Telly, and the Upper Midwest Regional Student Award of Excellence from the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences. After Drake, he began writing and directing. His second short film, THE RULES OF LUCK, was invited to screen as part of the HollyShorts Screening Series at the TCL Chinese Theatre. You can watch THE RULES OF LUCK here: https://vimeo.com/133103980 Eamonn's screenplays have done well in competition, including but not limited to a Finalist and two Semi-finalists at the Austin Film Festival Screenplay Competition and a Finalist in the Page Awards. Honors & Awards Finalist, Austin Film Festival Screenplay Competition - SYMPATHY FOR THE WILD - 2022 Semifinalist, Austin Film Festival Screenplay Competition - THE FALL OF CARIBOU LODGE - 2023 Semifinalist, Austin Film Festival ScreenplayCompetition - MEMOIRS OF A FINAL GIRL - 2021 non-WGA Male THE FALL OF CARIBOU LODGE Horror BARBARIAN meets THE STRANGERS While visiting her brother's lake house, Madeline and her trio of friends have their reunion cut short when Satanists target the neighbor, a disgraced televangelist. Thrown into a fight for their lives, the friends discover a deeper and darker story than they could have imagined. SYMPATHY FOR THE WILD Adventure QUEEN & SLIM meets BADLANDS with a dash of TRUE ROMANCE Childhood sweethearts set out on a cross-country killing spree en route to Disneyland. While two FBI Agents, hot on their tail, begin questioning if this perfectly executed spree is random or rather an intricate revenge plot 25 years in the making. A HARSH NIGHT AT THE SNAKEBITE Thriller ASSAULT ON PRECINCT 13 meets GREEN ROOM Stranded at a hole-in-the-wall strip joint in Michigan's Upper Peninsula during a blizzard, four strangers must defend themselves against a militarized cult with white supremacist ties that, for reasons unknown, has surrounded the establishment. Character-driven, Crime, Thriller, Western, Psychological, Horror, Satire, Dark Male unrepped

< Back Heather Huntington Sheree Guitar, Sheree Guitar Entertainment IMDB Danielle Evenson & Heather Huntington are a set of mittens you left at Sundance (you can figure out which one is which). As the child of a narcissist and mother of two neurodiverse kids (Heather) and a would-be beauty queen who grew up driving the bull semen route (Danielle), obviously they write comedy. Specifically, they write edgy and sometimes nerdy feminist comedy with a pop culture bent. After studying writing at USC and Emerson, After studying writing at USC and the University of Chicago, Danielle & Heather have staffed on CBS’s "The New Adventures of Old Christine," created podcasts for Meet Cute and Aural Stories, and won audio fellowships with the Orchard Project and Gotham Film & Media Institute. Their romantic comedy feature, "The Proposal Spot," is available on Amazon and Peacock. When not writing, they teach storytelling and narrative podcasting at the New York Film Academy, and host their monthly table read series, "CoPilots," at the Elysian Theater in Los Angeles. Honors & Awards Jeff Sagansky Harvardwood Writers Program - ATHERTON - 2021 Fellow, The Orchard Project's Episodic Writer's Lab - PILGRIMAGE - 2019 Quarterfinalist, Nicholl Fellowship - THE BOOTY EMBARGO - 2009 Current member Female, 40+ TWICE EXCEPTIONAL Single cam comedy pilot - The Goldbergs meets Atypical When a couple who finds out their quirky son is actually gifted AND on the spectrum, they learn that absolutely everything they thought they knew about parenting no longer applies. PILGRIMAGE Single cam comedy pilot - Broad City meets The Crucible What happens when the Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of 1620s England gets stuck with the OGs of white privilege--the pilgrims? RACHEL III Single camera comedy pilot - Richard III via Ten Things I Hate About You When back-brace-wearing loser Rachel Gloucester can't win over the popular kids at her high school by buying her way onto the student council, she decides to kill them instead. Because if you can't beat 'em, hire a hitman to make it look like an accident. Character-driven, Female-centric, Historical/Alternative History, Coming-of-Age, Satire, Silly, Slapstick, Snarky Female, 40+ repped

< Back Bruce Scivally bscivally@gmail.com IMDb Bruce Scivally is an author, filmmaker, and publisher whose career spans more than three decades in storytelling across film, television, and books. A graduate of the USC School of Cinematic Arts, he began as a business affairs assistant at Nelson Entertainent and Sovereign Pictures before writing for A&E’s Biography and producing and writing special feature documentaries on the 007 films and other film series for MGM, Fox, and Sony/Columbia. He is an award-winning screenwriter, co-author the acclaimed book James Bond: The Legacy and author of books on Batman, Superman, and Dracula in pop culture, establishing him as a respected voice in film history and pop-culture analysis. In 2022 he founded Henry Gray Publishing and has built it into a dynamic independent press that champions diverse, character-driven voices. Under his leadership, HGP has released novels, memoirs, children’s books, genre fiction, and non-fiction books. Scivally’s own work blends cinematic pacing with emotional depth, from Westerns and thrillers to nonfiction. He has taught film production at Columbia College Chicago and the Illinois Institute of Art and continues to mentor emerging creators while expanding Henry Gray Entertainment—an umbrella he is expanding for both publishing and film initiatives. As an Independent Writers Caucus member, Scivally brings his passion for craft, collaboration, and cross-platform storytelling to a community dedicated to elevating independent voices. Honors & Awards Winner, Best Feature Screenplay, Desertscape Int’l Film Festival - THE LAST STAGE - 2021 Winner, Best American Screenplay, New York Script Awards - THE LAST STAGE - 2021 Winner, Best Feature Screenplay, Golden Hollywood International Film Festival - JIMMY STEWART AND THE YETI'S HAND - 2019 Non-WGA/Caucus-only Member Male, 55+ THE LAST STAGE Feature Western - Unforgiven, The Shootist, The Grey Fox As aging gunfighter Wyatt Earp lays dying in a Los Angeles bungalow in 1929, he dreams of an ending more befitting of his past, forcing him to confront outlaws, buried guilt, and the fading myth of his own legend, while his wife struggles with losing her dearest companion. JIMMY STEWART AND THE YETI'S HAND Feature Comedy - North By Northwest, The Incredibles, Rango In 1958, a career-anxious Jimmy Stewart agrees to transport a stolen Yeti’s hand out of India, only to find himself—and his wife—embroiled in a globe-trotting chase involving vengeful monks, a moving train, and confronting fading stardom. Character-driven, Thriller, Western, Romantic, Historical/Alternative History, Limited Series, Bittersweet Male, 55+ unrepped

< 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 Christine Sneed sneedchristine@gmail.com http://christinesneed.com In May 2018, Christine Sneed packed her bags, said goodbye to friends, frenemies, and family, and tossed out the ancient spices in her cupboards before pointing the car west from Chicago. A few days later she landed in southern California, lower back in outrage, hair in a semi-permanent snarl. Four+ years on, she still has some boxes to unpack, if we’re being honest here. She's written features and pilots based on her short stories and novels (three novels and two story collections published by Bloomsbury and indie press 7.13 Books, and a forthcoming story collection from Northwestern University Press) as well as original scripts. Comedy is her first love, but she's an experienced writer of dramas too. Her most recent books are Please Be Advised: A Novel in Memos and The Virginity of Famous Men (stories). Direct Sunlight (stories) will be out in June 2023. She has an MFA in poetry and a bachelor’s in French, which has been useless job-wise but in her mid-20s she had a good-looking French boyfriend. Presently, she lives in Pasadena with her long-time partner and teaches part-time for Northwestern University's and Regis University's MFA programs (fiction-writing). Honors & Awards Semifinalist, Nicholl - THE FEMALE GAZE - 2020 Finalist, ScreenCraft Short Story Contest - QUALITY OF LIFE - 2019 Finalist, The Los Angeles Times Book Prize - PORTRAITS OF A FEW OF THE PEOPLE I'VE MADE CRY - 2011 WGA Associate Member Female, 40+ FIVE ROOMS (Feature or limited series, YA dramedy - JUNO meets SCENT OF A WOMAN) Ignoring her better judgment, a lovelorn teenage girl, struggling over her own recent break-up, agrees to help the blind man she works for after school win back his unfaithful girlfriend. PARIS, HE SAID (Feature or limited series, drama - AUTUMN IN NEW YORK meets PARIS, JE T'AIME) Devil's bargain or golden ticket? When a young destitute painter in NYC is offered the chance to move to Paris and focus on her art, she must decide if it's possible to have the career she longs for without sacrificing her chance at true love. THE HEMINGWAY MYSTIQUE (Feature dramedy - THE BOOKSHOP meets YOU'VE GOT MAIL) When their store is threatened by an unscrupulous landlord, a bookstore owner and her son are helped by the ghost of Ernest Hemingway, who has escaped the afterlife in order to check up on his literary legacy. Character-driven, Female-centric, Romantic, Coming-of-Age, Satire, Bittersweet Female, 40+ unrepped

< Back Robbi D'Allessandro robbidall@gmail.com Robbi writes to bridge societal, political, and relational divides. She does this not through argument or ideology, but by creating engaging storylines with rich, deeply human characters placed in situations that challenge audience’s belief systems and their sense of identity, purpose, and place in the world. One of the most rewarding aspects of Robbi’s career is using her writing to help others. After interviewing parents who lost two of their three children to heroin addiction, she created a piece entitled Damage Done, which is now used to raise funds for organizations that support those struggling with addiction. In the same spirit, her production of Voices of We - a compilation of monologues exploring the personal, societal, and political challenges women face - helped raise funds for both local and national women’s organizations. Robbi was contracted to adapt bestselling author Ronald Drez’s Twenty-Five Yards of War: The Extraordinary Courage of Ordinary Men in World War II as a limited television series, as well as Dean Morrissey’s Ship of Dreams, Monster Trap, and The Great Kettles for screen. Robbi holds a Master of Science in Personality and Social Psychology from Northeastern University, and a Master of Fine Arts in Stage and Screenwriting from Lesley University. Honors & Awards Winner - Kennedy Center Paula Vogel National Playwrights Award - Broken Prayer - 2011 Nominee - Abington Theater Christopher Brian Wolk Award - Broken Prayer – 2012 Best Original Sitcom - New York Screenplay Competition - Outliers - 2014 " non-WGA Female, 55+ AIR WARS A Satirical Tale of American Poli-tainment Present day NYC, Air Wars is a workplace comedy that, through a series of Murdochian events, pits RightLine Media (the ultra-conservative Death Star) and Unity Vision (the liberal mothership) against each other under the same roof. Cue the panic. Cue the mishaps. Cue an uproarious season one. LYING IN WAIT Thriller Everyone wants global wellness-influencer, Isla Beaumont’s life, except Isla. To avoid a legacy of suicide, Isla looks to the dark web where she elicits the help of a savvy psychopath. Little does Isla know that the traumas that plagued her life are nothing compared to the price she’ll pay to be relieved from their grasp. TWENTY-FIVE YARDS OF WAR A WWII Documentary series and/or Docudrama limited series anthology based on Ron Drez’ best-selling book, Twenty-Five Yards of War: The Extraordinary Ordinary Courage of Ordinary Men in WWII. Seven unlikely heroes. Seven untold stories. Seven outcomes that changed the tides of WWII for the better. Character-driven, Female-centric, Thriller, Psychological, Historical/Alternative History, Anthology Female, 55+ unrepped

< Back Steven Goldman sgoldmannn@aol.com Matthew Wallerstein; The Wallerstein Group: mbw@walersteingroup.com Steven Goldman is an internationally syndicated film journalist based in Los Angeles. His UK credits include: Time Out, The Sunday Times, The Guardian, BBC Children's Television, The Evening Standard and British Esquire. In the US, his work has appeared in The New York Times, Premiere, Interview and Artsmeme. He is the writer of two animated TV specials for Film Roman/HandMade Films - based on the Eloise books by Kay Thompson and Hilary Knight, featuring the voices of Tim Curry and Lynn Redgrave. He has provided promotional materials for NBCUni, Sony, MGM, Paramount, Amblin, Disney, STX, Warner Bros, Imax, Lionsgate, and Apple TV. He is a member of the Writers Guild of America’s Animation Caucus, The IWC, and The Critics Choice Association. non-WGA Male, 55+ STILL LIFE WITH FRUIT (TV Comedy; Live Action/Animated) Two grapes sitting on a fruit plate wrestle with the petty dramas of daily life, the limitations of their dreams & aspirations, and their own mortality - living in the shadow of an unpredictable and lethal entity, The Hand. HOWDY DOODY TIME (Feature; Caper Comedy) A well-meaning minion's life goes to hell when he gets his best friend a job as his assistant. But as he struggles to get rid of him, neither is aware that the workplace itself is a front for an international forgery ring. TRANSITIONAL BOB (Animated; Limited Series) An eccentric drifter on the run from the law sets off to find his long lost brother, only to discover the man he’s looking for is the same man who’s pursuing him and the hitchhiker he’s picked up along the way may be planning to eat him. IWC BEST OF 2024 Character-driven, Children's, Animation, Limited Series, Dark Male, 55+ unrepped