I am a thriller/horror screenwriter and former CAA assistant who blends psychological trauma with supernatural terror to create stylish, character-driven genre films
Originally from Colorado and now based there, I spent several years working in the entertainment industry in Los Angeles after college, gaining valuable experience as an assistant at both Gersh and CAA. I’ve been writing screenplays consistently for over a decade, with a strong passion for emotionally grounded, concept-driven storytelling. My background in talent representation shaped my understanding of the business, and my writing is informed by a deep love for cinema and character-focused genre work.
Denver, CO
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horror, thriller, sci fi
Some of my Scripts
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Dream Boy
When a vintage board game called "Dream Boy" is unearthed in her sorority house, a trauma survivor must fight through a parade of perfect, predatory boyfriends and a pact-bound past to stop the house from devouring her sisters — and finally reclaim her life.
When a vintage board game called "Dream Boy" is unearthed in her sorority house, a trauma survivor must fight through a parade of perfect, predatory boyfriends and a pact-bound past to stop the house from devouring her sisters — and finally reclaim her life.
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Audience Emotional Journey
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UNIQUE SELLING POINT
The screenplay for "Dream Boy" offers a unique blend of psychological horror and supernatural elements, exploring the lasting impact of trauma and the dangers of obsession. The story's focus on the complex relationships and personal struggles of the college-aged characters, set against the backdrop of a haunted sorority house, sets it apart from more traditional horror fare. The screenplay's strong character development, atmospheric storytelling, and thematic depth make it a compelling and commercially viable project for fans of the genre.
STANDOUT FEATURES
Unique Hook: The incorporation of a supernatural game that ties the characters' fates to their past actions and traumas.
Major Twist: The revelation that the house must be fed every fifty years, linking the characters' struggles to a larger, sinister history.
Innovative Ideas: The use of Polaroids and mirrors as supernatural elements that reflect the characters' fears and traumas.
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APEX
After a grisly attack in the Rockies, two wildlife officers uncover a Cold War-created predator mutating the ecosystem — and must stop it before it spreads beyond the wilderness.
After a grisly attack in the Rockies, two wildlife officers uncover a Cold War-created predator mutating the ecosystem — and must stop it before it spreads beyond the wilderness.
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UNIQUE SELLING POINT
APEX stands out from other horror-thrillers by grounding its supernatural elements in a plausible scientific premise and using the natural setting of the Rocky Mountains as a character in its own right. The screenplay's exploration of the blurred line between man and beast, and humanity's role in disrupting the natural order, gives it a thought-provoking thematic depth that sets it apart from more conventional genre fare.
STANDOUT FEATURES
Unique Hook: The transformation of Clare into a hybrid creature, blending human and animal traits, adds a compelling twist to the survival narrative.
Plot Twist: The revelation of Clare's father's involvement in dangerous experiments that led to the current crisis.
Distinctive Setting: The remote and eerie Rocky Mountains serve as a haunting backdrop, enhancing the story's tension.