• When Jerome runs into his old flame, Luke, at – of all places – a silent retreat, their past threatens to unravel his present.

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    ★ Quarterfinalist, CineStory Foundation Feature Retreat 2024
    ★ Second-Rounder, Austin Film Festival 2024

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     "...a moving and emotional story."
    — WeScreenplay Review


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  • Six longtime friends head to a cabin in the woods. A stranger leaves.

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    “…a masterfully crafted screenplay.” —WeScreenplay Review
    “…a taut horror with some great characters and plenty of effectively disturbing imagery.” —WeScreenplay Review

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  • 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.

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    ★ Quarterfinalist, CineStory Foundation Feature Retreat 2023

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    "...a poignant, intimate exploration of family and generational trauma. The script’s subtlety and authenticity is remarkable."
    —The Script Lab Review (Recommend Rating)

    “…a gut-wrenching, well-crafted story about generational trauma, told in a narratively interesting way that is vital to the themes of the story”
    —WeScreenplay Review

    “…a humanistic story, told with eloquence and subtlety.”
    —WeScreenplay Review

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  • 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.

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    ★ Finalist, WeScreenplay Feature Lab 2023
    ★ #14 Drama Feature, The Coverfly Red List, March 2023
    ★ Quarterfinalist, Academy Nicholl Screenwriting Fellowship 2022
    ★ Semifinalist, Final Draft Big Break Screenplay Competition 2021
    ★ Second-Rounder, Austin Film Festival 2022

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    “The most noteworthy strength of LOVE IS SIMPLE is the effortless realism of its central characters.”
    —Academy Nicholl Reader

    “LOVE IS SIMPLE is brave, honest, and a touching reminder of how lonely it can be to experience first love.”
    —Academy Nicholl Reader

    “…a refreshing and poignant gay coming-of-age story. […] a groundbreaking gay romance.”
    —The Black List Public Evaluation

    “…a remarkable script, with compelling characters, an interesting plot, solid structure, and excellent dialogue and visuals.”
    —WeScreenplay Review

    “…grapples with relevant and potent matters of identity, socio-economic politics, and compassion.”
    —WeScreenplay Review

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  • Ian is a reclusive artist working at a plant nursery, struggling to find inspiration. Joseph is a drifter searching for his estranged mother. When Joseph shows up at Ian's door, both of their lives are irrevocably changed.

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    ★ Second-Rounder, Austin Film Festival 2020
    ★     Semifinalist, 1st Annual Diverse Voices Springboard Screenwriting Contest 2020
    ★     Semifinalist, WeScreenplay - Diverse Voices Spring 2018

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    “…fresh and original.”
    —WeScreenplay Review (Recommend Rating)

    “Holy cow, what a lovely piece. […] it’s intimate, and it’s moving and genuine and heartbreakingly honest and, what’s more, it’s incredibly, incredibly, pretty.”
    —Stage32 Review (Recommend Rating)

    “…an intimately told and very empathetic romance […] a perfect candidate for a lower budget indie…”
    —Scriptapalooza Review (Recommend Rating)

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  • Gabe, an insecure musician living in New York City, is uncertain about his future. As his life unravels around him – from a string of breakups to the death of his stepfather – he’s challenged to redefine what it means to be successful, happy, and in love.

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    ★ Second-Rounder, Austin Film Festival 2017
    ★     Semifinalist, LGBT New Renaissance Film Festival 2017
    ★     Finalist, TeaDance Gay and Lesbian Film Festival 2017
    ★     3rd Place, Best Comedy Screenplay, Bare Bones International Film & Music Festival 2018

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Features

  • As Wilmer navigates his stressful editing career for the toxic unscripted TV series, “The Baes of the Bay,” he’s put to the test when a crisis strikes the production.

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    “This is one of the funnier pilots I’ve read in a while. That’s not small praise. The writing is consistently funny. The script has a clear comic voice. The characters are memorable and distinctive. […] I’m not exaggerating when I say I literally cackled like a madman…”
    —2021 PAGE Awards Judge

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  • In a war-torn world, the isolated village of Yellow Valley has held its own, but when an AWOL soldier suddenly arrives, the precarious balance within the community begins to falter and long-dormant magic mysteriously returns.

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    ★ Semifinalist, ScreenCraft TV Pilot Script Competition 2021
    ★     Quarterfinalist, ScreenCraft Sci-Fi & Fantasy Screenwriting Competition 2021

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    “Wow. This pilot feels incredibly solid. This writer has imagined an incredibly rich world that comes alive on the page. This was an engaging read. I don't have too many notes for improvement.”
    —WeScreenplay Coverage (Recommend Rating)

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Pilots