I write about unconventional characters in heightened realities.
My tv & film writing interests.
I write about LGTBQ+ people, strong women, and older people who are navigating an edge.
I write from my own experiences: every story I tell, every character I create, every world I imagine is drawn from a lifetime of figuring it out. I put people who are often on the sidelines center stage. I write to make sense of a world that often feels senseless.
I bring a strong sense of the theatrical to my television and film scripts that I’ve developed from years of working in theater. I’m highly inspired by the work of Pedro Almodovar (especially his earlier films), Peter Greenaway, and John Waters.
My writing is rich with atmosphere and strongly rooted in place and time.
Feature Film Scripts
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Strange Skin
Genre: Psychological thriller.
Logline: In a rain-soaked near future, a grieving man undergoes radical genetic surgery to become unrecognizable to the younger man he loves—convinced that only by hiding who he is beneath new skin will his love be returned—only to discover that some lies are too strange to hide.
Second Rounder, Austin Film Festival 2025; Quarterfinalist, Table Read My Screenplay Hollywood at AFM Cannes 2025; Quarterfinalist, WeScreenplay Diverse Voices Lab Spring 2025; Honorable Mention, The Finish Line Script Competition 2024-2025
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Gloria Ever After
Genre: Drama
Logline: When a tightly wound filmmaker coaxes a reclusive gay icon into a career-defining comeback, he’s swept into a magical journey of redemption, forgiveness, and loss that reawakens his own heart.
Quarterfinalist, Filmmatic Drama Screenplay Awards Season 10
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The Dose
Genre: Psychological thriller, science fiction
Logline: In a world on the brink of chaos, an emotionally shut-down chemist who created an empathy drug rebels when his employer plans to weaponize it.
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Overhand
Genre: Drama
Logline: A closeted boxer confronts the violent costs of living a lie—in and out of the ring—when a brutal title fight leaves his homophobic rival in a coma and threatens to expose the truth he’s hidden from the world, his family, and himself.
Television Pilots
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The Isles
Genre/Format: High-end dark-comedy, television show with ten one-hour episodes.
Logline: An eccentric, rule-breaking retiree inherits a home in Florida’s most exclusive retirement haven, but her reckless lifestyle quickly sparks outrage from the community’s pearl-clutching queen bee, threatening the future—and acceptance—she desperately desires.
Semifinalist, Nashville Film Festival 2025, Semifinalist, ScreenCraft Virtual Pitch Fall 2023; Quarterfinalist, Industrial Scripts - The TITAN Awards 2023; Quarterfinalist, Atlanta Film Festival Screenplay Competition 2024; Semifinalist, Los Angeles International Screenplay Awards Summer 2023; Quarterfinalist, Table Read My Screenplay - Park City 2024; Quarterfinalist, Vail Film Festival Screenplay Competition 2023; Quarterfinalist, Outstanding Screenplays TV Pilot Competition 2023; Quarterfinalist, The Finish Line Script Competition 2022-2023
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Collingwood
Genre/Format: Mystery-of-the-week procedural with a dark, serialized mythology running through its core
Logline: A one-eyed sheriff with the uncanny ability to communicate with nature arrives in a remote Vancouver Island town where supernatural phenomena and human darkness collide—and where the past he's been running from finally catches up with him.
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The Mirror Room
Genre/Format: 1-hour, science fiction / drama
Logline: Ten strangers enter a facility that simulates their deepest regrets—forcing them to face who they really are or lose themselves forever.
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Safe Word
Genre/Format: High-end dramedy television show with ten one-hour episodes.
Logline: When a former lingerie model founds an underground fight club for her fellow suburban housewives, she finds the raw material for her stalled memoir—but exploiting her friends’ secrets for her book threatens to destroy the sisterhood that’s giving them all a second chance at power.
-ScreenCraft TV Pilot Compeition 2024, judges comment on Sweet Science
“Our main character, Alan, has wonderful dialogue, capturing the ‘witty’ one-liners that so often resonate with the audience. This can be seen throughout the narrative, such as his argument with Barry and when he's taken boxing. Furthermore, the script immediately sets up the drama by introducing the conflict between Alan and Barry within the first few pages.”
-Blacklist evaluation of The Isles
“this pilot is a slice of sheer originality with shades of GENUIS.”
-Shore Scripts coverage report
“[The Isles] is an entertaining and emotional pilot. The dialogue results in consistent comedic beats, accompanied by visuals that accentuate their humor. The characters are empathetic, with an effective mix of energies and attitudes.”
-WeScreenplay coverage report