John Michael Higgins

Mascots is a new comedy from Christopher Guest, director of Waiting for Guffman and Best in Show. Starring many of his regular troupe of actors, this latest film takes place in the ultra-competitive world of sports mascots where they compete for the most prestigious award in their field, the Gold Fluffy.

Making his feature directorial debut, Oren Uziel is helming his 2009 Black List script that follows a crime investigation backwards from the end to the beginning over the course of a week, and Benjamin Walker is attached to star.

A sheriff tries to solve a botched bank heist in a story that unfolds backwards over a week.

Guest is joining with the streamer to make a mascot-based mockumentary.

Costumed characters compete for the “Golf Fluffy” in the 8th World Mascot Association Championships.

Logline: Follows a woman who, after her 12-year-old son accidentally shoots a crossing guard, decides to begin a sex boycott as a way to get all the guns out of her small Texas town.

Logline: After nabbing one million dollars, small time criminal Ethan believes he’s got it easy now. Unbeknownst to him, his wife, partner, parole officer and two dirty detectives are attempting to steal it from him.

Studio eyes a trio of talent for a cappella romcom.

9 Networks… 14 Shows… 24 Actors… All TV.

Another joins Cameron Crowe’s adaptation of Benjamin Mee’s bestselling memoir!

Logline: A man and his family used their life savings to buy and refurbish a dilapidated zoo, replete with 200 exotic animals facing destruction. The man along with his children, have to balance caring for his wife, who is dying of brain cancer, with dealing with escaped tigers, raising endangered animals and readying the zoo for a reopening.

Logline: An exuberant 71-year-old Armenian tells his English class the story of how he came to star in a show called “My Uncle Rafael”.

Logline: A misfit college student is pushed into a collegiate a cappella group where she befriends all the mean girls who had picked on her in the past.