Oh, October, the month filled with ghosts, goblins, ghouls, and of course, specs.
Oversee creative strategy and execution of on set AV capture across our Original Series.
As we bring September to a close, we also bring an end to the third quarter of 2020. We’re about to enter the final stretch of the year.
July has proven to be the roller coaster of emotions we all thought it would be.
Assistant to Producer with an overall film deal at Netflix.
Here is a breakdown of the television mandates for networks, cable and streamers for the 2020-2021 season.
Independent film producer Ryan M. Murphy just got back to Vancouver to commence two film productions.
Netflix picked up DARK DAYS AT THE MAGNA CARTA by Michael Paisley. A woman goes to great lengths to save her family during a catastrophic event.
Grandview is out with 2084 by Mattson Tomlin. Story details are being kept under wraps but is described as THE MATRIX meets INCEPTION.
In a bid to keep her marriage-obsessed parents off her back, an Indian-American woman gets a fake boyfriend for wedding season-but in the end, gets the courage to stop living a double life.
Logline: A group of high school seniors who hack their yearbook to change their senior superlatives, only to wake up 20 years in the future and living out their chosen destinies.
Logline: Story details are being kept under wraps but described as I, TONYA meets BEHIND THE CANDELABRA that is based upon a true story about fitness guru Richard Simmons.
Logline: Story details are being kept under wraps but described as a female-driven thriller in the vein of PRISONERS.
Logline: Two young Secret Service agents get stuck with protecting the president’s black sheep son and have to rescue him when he is kidnapped whileon a trip abroad.
Logline: Story details are being kept under wraps but set to be in spirit of City Slickers and Old School.
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.
An augmented person fused in an indestructible fire suit breaks a rule to rescue a person trapped in a fire.
A young chauffeur drives two beautiful young women to different parties. They’re not who they claim to be, and he ends up in a fight for his life.
Story details are being kept under wraps but described as When Harry Met Sally meets Roxanne.
Inspired by cartoons of the 1930s, the visuals and audio are painstakingly created with the same techniques of the era, i.e. traditional hand drawn cel animation, watercolor backgrounds, and original jazz recordings.
Augustine, a lonely scientist in the Arctic, races to make contact with the crew of the Aether spacecraft as they try to return home to Earth.
A bullied boy with aspirations of one day becoming a WWE Superstar gets to live out his dream when he discovers a magical wrestling mask granting him incredible abilities.
Set in a recording studio in the 1920’s, over the course of one afternoon, a group of musicians and the legendary blues singer Ma Rainey record several songs as they discuss the questions of prejudice and the problems facing black people in American society.
After she’s caught lying to her mother about being engaged a 32-year-old interior designer wakes up the next day to discover she suddenly has the ability to see the entire lifespan of any potential relationship with just one kiss. Think “27 Dresses“ meets ”Groundhog Day”.
Story details are being kept under wraps but it’s described as romantic comedy in a world where superheroes exist.
The Boy’s Club follows first-year female associate Alex Vogel as she navigates her way through a top Manhattan law firm. She quickly becomes seduced by the allure of NYC high-life that is offered by big paychecks and elite status, while having to confront the limitation of male privilege that is still very much alive in 2019
A taut thriller set in the Pacific Northwest about a simple act of turning a key in the door of a storage unit, and changing someone’s life forever. The first-person narrator, a woman who gives her name only as “Jane,” has a very minimalist way of expressing herself that is unlike my style for any novel to date.