The residents of Willowcrest Court like to think of themselves as progressive and “woke”, but when a sober living home moves down the street, they do everything in their power to stop it. After the neighborhood comes under attack from vicious, subterranean creatures, the residents soon realize that the home they so desperately tried to shut down might be the only safe place left, and its inhabitants the only ones with the fortitude to protect them.

A woman with a troubled past takes in her moody teenage niece to live in the family’s isolated farm house, but the two are soon tempted and tormented by a sinister creature that can take their pain away for a price.

Story details are currently kept under wraps.

An African-American History Professor helps the ghosts of slaves of the notorious Devil's Punchbowl concentration camp deliver payback.

Story details are under wraps but is described as a new take on the romantic comedy.

A group of immigrants plan an elaborate heist after they realize the London Museum houses some of their home country's most prized artifacts.

Based on a true story. Millennial billionaire Joe Sinclair has checked off every item on his bucket list but one: he wants to know what it's like to kill a man. With his three best friends in tow, Joe heads to Africa for the kind of safari you won't find advertised in travel brochures.

Logline: After her perfect life completely unravels, a young woman, convinced that all of her problems are the result of a cruel prank that she played on a boy in high school, sets out on a road trip with her best friend to find him and make it right.

Logline: A single mother has to do everything she can to protect her two small children after she is held captive by her violent ex.

Logline: A teenage girl accuses a fellow student of attempted rape and ten years later he decides to get his revenge.

A woman rediscovers herself after she joins an underground all-women fight club.

Logline: A young boy figures out a way to repeat the day leading up to his parents’ separation so he can relive the same day and try to keep them from splitting up.

Logline: A sorcerer must cross death's threshold to restore the balance between good and evil.

A successful chiropractor juggles his wife, family, and business but his former criminal life closes in on him. Think THE SOPRANOS meets NURSE JACKIE.

A heist gone wrong finds a charismatic young schemer and his makeshift crew on the run from the Russian mob, the long arm of the law, and eventually each other.

Company specializes in film financing, production and development and is active in television and publishing. Great opportunity for experience in development. Internship duties include script coverage, research and light errands.

Position includes scheduling appointments, maintaining and updating a GM’s daily calendar with occasional scheduling support for VP. Answering phones, coordinating meetings, arraigning domestic and international travel, preparing expense reports and managing day-to-day logistics.

Must be okay with high volume of personal items. Will also have opportunity to straddle development and production of film and television content at Gilbert Films with the ability to grow. Experience: two to five years of relevant experience assisting a high-level executive required.

One to two years agency/management experience required. Rolling calls, scheduling, organizing work travel, general administrative support. Review materials and scripts. Personable, extremely detail- oriented, motivated. Photoshop, InDesign and basic video editing skills a huge plus.

We value highly motivated, curious, collaborative candidates with impeccable attention to detail, sense of humor and a passion for storytelling and pop culture. Responsibilities include typical assistant duties such as scheduling, meeting notes, expense tracking, grids, in addition to script coverage, story research, and creating pitch decks.

The responsibilities include, but are not limited to: rolling calls, heavy scheduling, travel arrangement, screening script submissions, handling interns and other administrative duties. Preferred qualifications have at least one year of previous executive assistant experience.

Ideal candidates should possess superior organizational and communication skills, be detail- oriented, resourceful, have the ability to multi-task and shift priorities in response to varying demands. Essential Duties include assisting Agent in all aspects of running their office.

Candidates need to have one to two years of talent agency experience and must be organized, ambitious, detail-oriented and computer savvy. Must want to become an agent as we prefer to groom and promote from within.

Candidates need to have at least six months of talent agency experience within the Literary Department and must be organized, ambitious, detail-oriented and computer savvy. Must want to become a Literary Agent.

In addition to providing administrative support (rolling calls, managing executive’s calendar, sending submissions, etc.), the role will require reading incoming material (for both film & TV) and handling various production-related responsibilities.

Other opportunities include working on a major gender equity initiative in our industry. College credit available, but since MPii is a research institute, current college enrollment is not required.

Primary duties will include but are not limited to reading/covering incoming submissions, tracking and researching material, and covering phones as needed. Ideal candidates should be passionate about film and television and open to learning the basics of development.

The ideal candidate will be computer savvy and a fast typist with an eye for detail. The company will rely on you for having accurate and updated data accessible through a digital database.