Credited Screenwriter & Published Author
Purchased Screenplays
Untold Stories, Ready for Their Close-Up
From Emily Dickinson's rebellious spirit (snapped up by the folks who brought you "Call Me By Your Name") to America's first female spy who outsmarted the British at their own game, these aren't just dusty old tales - they're edge-of-your-seat stories about women who dared to be different. Each screenplay brings these remarkable characters back to life, letting their courage and determination shine on the big screen.
Dear Emily
A Love Letter to the Belle of Amherst
You think you know Emily Dickinson? Just wait. This isn't your typical "poet in a white dress" story - it's a peek behind the curtain at the fiery, brilliant woman who wrote like she was setting paper on fire. When this screenplay landed in the Sundance Screenwriters Lab, it rose above 9,990 other scripts to make the top 10. And guess what? The team behind "Call Me By Your Name" (M.Y.R.A. Entertainment) fell in love with our Emily too.
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Fun fact: This is my baby - an original screenplay straight from the heart to the page, drawing from the true story of America's most enigmatic poet. Ready to see the Emily Dickinson you never knew existed?
The Curse on 1140 Royal Street
Embark on a haunting journey:
Step onto the cobblestones of New Orleans' French Quarter, where history whispers secrets from behind iron gates. At 1140 Royal Street, truth is stranger - and darker - than fiction. In a time when Marie Laveau's voodoo rituals echoed through gaslit streets and the shadows of slavery haunted every grand mansion, this house witnessed it all.
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Some say those stories never left. And after digging into the true history of this infamous address with Katherine Brooks and Big Easy Pictures, I'd say they might be right.
