Browsing: Allysa Bauer
Follows a sardonic girl in her final year of college whose overactive imagination leads to catastrophic thinking and hilarious mishaps.
A mother recovering from a brutal accident moves into a prototype smart home with her family, only to find the house’s AI system may have sinister intentions.
Logline: A revisionist spin on the classic Fairy Godmother tale that finds sought after Fairy Godmother Fay facing unfamiliar territory when the hottest Prince in all the land doesn’t love the teenage Princess she found him for, but instead falls head over heels for her.
Scripted by in-demand genre scribes Alex Pastor and David Pastor, the project is being pitched as a grounded sic-fi thriller in the vein of Minority Report.
Kept under wraps, but being pitched as a grounded sci-fi thriller in the vein of Minority Report.
Logline: Pitched as “Moby Dick” meets “The Hunger Games,” follows a group of middle aged men who go away to summer camp that is rumored to be inhabited by a monster.
Logline: A grounded scifi about a sheriff that hits someone with his car out of the blue in the backwoods of a small town – literally a guy that pops up out of nowhere – and thus starts a sequence of events about a group of people who have traveled back in time to stop a calamity from happening.
Logline: When Peter’s dreams about an alien invasion become reality, he fights desperately to protect his family while on the run from the invading forces. Along the way, he starts to question the reality of the world he’s living in, leading to a final reveal that flips the table on him and the audience.
Logline: A man goes to space to destroy the sentient spacecraft that killed his wife.
Logline: Pitched in the vein of ‘Super 8’ and ‘Chronicle’. Two brothers set out to prove that Santa Claus is real, using their home video camera. The boys get more than they bargained for when they end up joining Santa’s epic Christmas Eve ride. After inadvertently causing Santa’s sleigh to crash, the brothers need to work together to save Christmas.