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The Little Room Above screenplay
LOGLINE: A young man with a brain tumor confronts an alternate reality linked to his horrific childhood.
This creepy mind-bender, in the veinof Donnie Darko and The Machinist, took 3rd place in the 2008 StoryPros Screenplay contest and was a Semi-Finalist in the 2009 Austin Film Festival screenplay contest (finished in the top 8, out of 500 entries).
Click on the StoryPros banner to enter their Winner's Circle and view the first 9 pages of this script.
Slasher screenplay
LOGLINE: IN 1988, a horror-obsessed teen confronts the darkness in himself when a serial killer invades his hometown.
A feature-length screenplay based off the short-story of the same name (see FICTION section for more details); it was a 2009 Semi-Finalist in the Shriekfest Screenplay Contest.
Stagnant screenplay
LOGLINE: Following a deranged murder, an artist, a laywer, and a disabled convict learn the horrifying truth behind the writings of H.P. Lovecraft.
This script was a 2009 Finalist at the H.P. Lovecraft Flim Festival.
Ian the Dead Guy
A webisode series currently in pre-production. Scripts for the first 4 episodes are complete, with approximately 20 more outlined.
If you're from the Dayton/Cincinnati area, enjoy acting or film production, and are interested in a quirky project about the everyday trials and tribulations of somebody without a pulse, visit the ModelMayhem.com Casting Call for more info.
"The Dead Must Go"
A collaboration between photographer Doug Sanders and I (along with various undead family & friends) for George Romero's "do-it-yourself-zombie-movie" promotional contest for his movie Diary of the Dead:
(If for some reason the video below doesn't open, please go to: http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&videoid=29104942)
The Dead Must Go
doug | MySpace Video
"Carcass"
A firsrt effort at "no-budget" film-making. Ambitious ideas hampered by inexperience (we apologize in advance for the sound quality in the classroom scene), but what the hell, you gotta start somewhere ...
"Every writer is a frustrated actor who recites his lines in the hidden auditorium of his skull." - Rod Serling
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