Andy Fickman

Screen Shot 2015-04-30 at 3.08.38 PM Story follows a New York stock broker who enlists the help of his girlfriend’s eccentric father to pull off the engagement of a lifetime — but quickly realizes the alliance could ruin everything.

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A woman attends what she thinks is a normal wedding, but turns out to be a crazy and cruel game where the the bride and groom have invited all of their exes — herself included.

Logline: Blart attends a security guard expo in Las Vegas with his daughter, where he’s mocked by casino security until he helps them take on a group of dangerous art thieves.

Logline: On their last 4th of July camping trip together, a troop of Boy Scouts find themselves trapped on an island with a troop of girl scouts, and the beginning of a zombie apocalypse.

Andy Fickman has signed on as director for the romantic comedy, TMI. Written as a spec by Kirsten Smith and Marc Klein, TMI centers on a couple that believes while honesty is the best policy for a relationship, “too much information” might not be the best thing.

Logline: A desperate man needs to win a disco dancing contest in order to fly to see his distant son for the holidays.

Logline: Centers on a grandfather forced to take care of his three grandchildren by the 21st century rules of his daughter, their mother, who has gone on a weeklong work vacation. In doing so, he quickly discovers what a strange world growing up now has become, full of absurd negotiations with the kids, Little League games where everyone gets a hit, tailored meals and this strange thing called “feelings.”

Logline: A workaholic female attorney, having wrecked any chance of being named partner in her firm, has a meltdown, flees London, and ends up in the middle of nowhere. After stopping at a large house to ask directions, she is mistaken as a candidate for the open maid position, and finds herself being offered and taking a job as housekeeper.

Logline: Centers on a couple that practice that while honesty is the best policy for a relationship, “too much information” might not be the best thing.