I hear Indiana Jones had a similar affliction.

Logline: An unconventional exorcist who can tap into the subconscious of the possessed meets his match when a 9-year old boy is possessed by a demon from his past.

Logline: A young woman, who’s never known her real family, discovers that she has an identical sister and that they both have powerful abilities that mysterious forces will do anything to acquire.

When Chili Ncgobo, an honest but ambitious undercover cop, is cheated out of a major reward by his corrupt superiors, he infiltrates a cash-in-transit heist gang, and instead of busting them, he decides to participate in a one off score. He must face off against his partner who refuses to let him do it and one of the gang members who recognizes him as a cop.

That’s a very deceiving title, considering chemical warfare is in the logline.

Logline: A novelist with writer’s block begins receiving cryptic phone calls from a blocked number. As the calls intensify, the writer begins to lose his grip on reality.

Not a whole lot you can do with that title, I offer no apology.

A family struggles to survive in the aftermath of the Tōhoku earthquake and the nuclear disaster it caused, forcing them to stay strong and leave or remain in the disaster area and risk exposure.

When Carter’s younger brother decides to get married, the “Adult Child Of Divorce” is forced to reunite his separated parents and endure the chaos that was the cause of their divorce all over again.

Chronicles the events of 2002, when John Allen Williams sniped 10 innocent individuals and critically injured three others, resulting in his execution in 2009.

Actor joins production already in progress.

Of tomorrow that is.

Filming is currently underway.

Story follows the unlikely alliance between a 10-year old Palestinian refugee and an Israeli fighter pilot shot down over Beirut as they make their way across war-torn Lebanon to a place they both call home.

Warner Bros. Television picks up “Forever” by Matthew Miller

Star Productions, Darren picks up “Younger” by Darren Star

20th Century Fox Television picks up “St. Nick” by Thomas L. Moran

Relativity Media picks up “Blackbird” by Gina Prince-Bythewood

Logline: An attorney who keeps her sex life strictly to one-night stands to avoid falling in love gets tripped up when she develops feelings for a man who is about to move out of town.

Logline: A gay couple try to have a baby with the help of their best friend Anna.

Logline: After accidentally killing a man, a young woman flees to a countryside motel that turns out to be a hideout for a slew of bank robbers.

Logline: Kept under wraps.

Logline: A professional female fighter and trainer risks everything for a major payday to help her ailing mother.

Logline: A 40-something copy writer believes he is the bastard love child of Ernest Hemingway so he takes his slacker son down to Key West to usurp his birthright.

Logline: After being caught by the FBI, an all-world computer hacker must go undercover into the world of cyber terrorism.