On 12/2 We Review the Rewrite of Judy Richland’s Biopic LOVE TRIANGLE

December 2 @ 7:00 pm

On Monday, December 2nd, we review a rewrite of Judith Richland's feature Love Triangle which explores the unconventional affairs of feminist writer/journalist Louise Bryant. More

Our Last Review of the Season Takes a Look at the Feature, GRANDMA’S HAND, a Rewrite by Anisa Noor

June 3 @ 7:00 pm

Monday, 6/3 we have our final review of the spring '24 season with Anisa Noor's complete rewrite of her feature - Grandma's Hand. This is yet another local story, set in the projects of Dorchester, MA where an immigrant family faces numerous challenges. More

On Monday, April 29th We Review Phil Kling’s Pilots JOE UNION and NORTHERN HOSPITALITY

April 29 @ 7:00 pm

On Monday, April 29th you get two for the price of one as we'll be reviewing two 30 minute pilots by Phil. So, c'mon out. More

On Monday, April 1st It’s No Foolin’ – We Review Bob Tremblay’s Musical I AM A SINGER – So Step On Out!

April 1 @ 7:00 pm

On Monday, April 1st it's no joke - we'll be reviewing Bob Tremblay's latest feature, I AM A SINGER. More

On Monday, March 25th We Review the Feature Length Version of Miles Benson’s Latest Work -JERKWATER

March 25 @ 7:00 pm

On Monday, March 25th, we'll be reviewing the first draft of Miles Benson's feature JERKWATER, based on his earlier proof-of-concept short. More

On Monday, March 11th we review the latest feature by writer/producer Judith Richland – TWO LOVERS

March 11 @ 7:00 pm

On Monday, March 11th we'll meet virtually to review Judy Richland's latest feature TWO LOVERS, an early look at feminist Louise Bryant's complex romantic life. More

On Monday, 2/12 We Revisit the Feature DISSECTING ROD SERLING by Eafat Newton & Joel Karlinsky

February 12 @ 7:00 pm

Monday, 2/12 we review a re-write of the feature, DISSECTING ROD SERLING by writing partners Joel Karlinsky and Eafat Newton. This is a virtual meeting so you can attend from anywhere in the world! More

Andrea Squires Presents her Recently Completed Two-Act Play, PLAYERS on Monday, January 22nd

January 19 @ 8:00 am

Welcome to a new semester of Harvard Square Script Writers where we're celebrating the end of all strikes and a hopefully better new year. We kick off with Andrea Squires' latest work, PLAYERS, inspired by something she once starred in. More

We Wrap Up 2023 With a Review of Andy Lemelman’s Feature Outline for CAUGHT IN SOUTHIE

December 13, 2023 @ 8:00 am

Monday 12/18 we will meet virtually to review Andrew Lemelman's latest feature script outline CAUGHT IN SOUTHIE. Please note that we will resume our start time of 7:00 PM, wrapping at 9:00 EST. More

Actor, Writer Jack Amsler Presents his Feature FOUND IN SPACE on Monday, 11/20 – Welcome This New Author!

November 20, 2023 @ 6:00 pm

Next Monday we welcome new member Jack Amsler who will be presenting his fantasy feature Found in Space. Jack is a writer/actor based in Los Angeles but his roots are in Boston. This is his first screenplay effort, although he has been involved in numerous projects since. More

Real-life Defense Attorney Charlie Lyons Presents his Latest TV Pilot CRIMINAL on 11/6

November 6, 2023 @ 6:00 pm

Charlie Lyons is a former DA who switched sides and became a defense attorney. Now, he also uses his expertise to craft scripts that grapple with many of the issues he's encountered over the course of his career. More

Joel Karlinsky Presents his Re-written Feature SAY GOOD NIGHT, GRACIE on 10/30 & We Enjoy a Few Halloween Treats

October 30, 2023 @ 6:00 pm

On Monday, October 30th, we will meet at 6:00 PM EST at the Foundry to review Joel Karlinsky's substantially re-written feature, SAY GOOD NIGHT, GRACIE. This will be a hybrid event so ANYONE ANYWHERE can sign-up and participate. It's great to be back meeting in-person though! So, come on out and join the fun. More

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HSSW Launches the Fall Season with Mari SanGiovanni’s Comedy RETREAT on 9/11

Novelist and award-winning-filmmaker Mari SanGiovanni is back with her latest screenplay which she hopes to shoot this fall. So, she's looking forward to a great crit. that will hopefully make her latest draft even better! More

On 4/20 Anne Zarella Shares Her First Ever Screenplay, “Plants & Wildlife”

On Monday, April 20th we have new member, Anne Zarrella's first feature, Plants and Wildlife, inspired by real-life events that the author has observed. More

On Monday, 4/6 We Review The 1st Act of “Guards,” by New Member Henrique Santos

On Monday, April 6th we welcome Henrique Santos, a new member, presenting the 1st act of his 1st screenplay with us. Hopefully, we can offer suggestions about how he can move forward, developing a killer second and third act and a satisfying resolution for his feature GUARDS. More

Steve Dahill Revisits the World of ’70s Rock With “Broken Strings” on 2/24

On February 24th we look forward to reviewing Steve Dahill's re-write of his feature, Broken Strings. He is also busily creating music to accompany this project! More

On 2/ 17 Eric Koenig Explores How Dreams Can Confound Reality in his Latest Screenplay, “My Dreamgirl Don’t Exist”

On President's Day we review a brand new feature script by Eric Koenig - My Dreamgirl Don't Exist. [Gotta LOVE this title.] More

2/10 Offers a Dark Comedy “That Salieri Moment” by New HSSW Member Geoff Wilson

On Monday February 10th, we welcome yet another new writer, Geoff Wilson with his new feature That Salieri Moment. More

Steve Erickson Takes Us Back to the Day That Began Our Revolution in “Lexington Green” 2/3

Steve Erickson returns to HSSW after a long hiatus to present a script adaptation of his play Lexington Green. It explores how a band of rebellious colonists find themselves suddenly plunged into a war they are poorly equipped to fight. More

On Monday, 1/27 Take a Trip Back in Time to the Adventures of “The Mercury 13” by Laurie Kahn

Join us on January 27th at the usual place for a review of Laurie Kahn's timely new feature The Mercury 13. More

We Kick Off the New Year on 1/6 with Steve Wrobleski’s “Fan Girls’ Night Out”

Get your creative juices flowing by attending our first review of the semester - a look at Steve (Wro) Wrobleski's latest feature Fan Girls’ Night Out. More

Welcome to the World of Sci-Fi Comedy as “The Notonians” Descend to Earth on an Urgent Mission in Genine Tillotson’s New Pilot – 12/16

The final script of the semester is by Genine and she hopes to see your butts out there for her review. It's a dark comedy. This is the pilot. More

Rick Groleau Has Expanded One of His Shorts Into a Haunting Look at Mental Illness in “The Bloodworm Festival” – review on 12/9

Monday, December 9th we will review Rick Groleau's latest feature, The Bloodworm Festival which examines the often thin line between reality and fantasy. More

New Member, Spencer Cohen Debuts His Feature “American Dreams” on 11/25

On Monday, 11/25 we review Spencer Cohen's first feature, American Dreams where a friendship is renewed and then tested to the max. More

On 11/18 Roberto Mighty Explores the World of a Forgotten Sculptor in His New Pilot “Wildfire”

Next Monday we will review Roberto Mighty's latest project Wildfire, inspired by a documentary he completed several years ago. More

Judy Richland Explores the Early Life of Tennessee Williams in her Biopic “Becoming Tennessee,” Monday 11/11

On Monday, November 11th we explore the world of Provincetown circa 1940 where artists convene and collide in an unconventional world. More

On Monday, 10/21 Two Long-Time Authors Showcase Their New Pilot “Dissecting Rod Serling”

Next Monday, we'll review the pilot and bible for a new series, Dissecting Rod Serling. More

If You Enjoy the Series “Barry” Check Out Rodrigo Monterrey’s Spec on 10/7

Join us next Monday, October 7th for a review of Rodrigo Monterrey's spec episode for the TV series, Barry where the antihero's inability to rehabilitate himself causes pretty bloody results. More

On Monday, September 30th New Member Jared Favole Presents “Asbury”

On September 30th, we will review Jared Favole's new screenplay Asbury (previously titled Tater Tot Queen). The story examines the difficult question of how to manage imperiled beach communities in the face of escalating global warming. More

On 9/23 We Review Missy Cohen-Fyffe’s Futuristic “Counterblow”

On Monday, September 23rd we review Missy Cohen's Fyffe's newly penned pilot and series bible for Counterblow. More

On September 16th We Review The Feature, “Things Behind The Sun” by Eric Koenig

On Monday, September 16th we kick off our script review season with Things Behind the Sun, a new feature by author Eric Koenig. More

On May 6th We Review Eafat Newton’s Latest Comedy “Happy Land, B.C.”

Next Monday we review Eafat Newton's pilot, Happy Land, BC - Fkk Me. More

On 4/15 Come Inside the World of a Young Tennessee Williams in this Screenplay by Judith Richland

Next Monday we will review the feature, Becoming Tennessee by first-time screenwriter, Judith Richland. As you'll read below, Judy is no stranger to film-making but now she is embarking on a new career journey. More

No Fooling Around – On April 1st We Review Miles Benson’s Re-write of “Nana’s House”

On next Monday, April 1st, we review a re-write of Miles Benson's comedy feature, Nana's House, inspired by some real life family dramas. More

On 3/11 We Explore the Horror of “Doomway” By Steve Polakiewicz

Next Monday, March 11th, we will review Steve Polakiewicz's latest horror script, Doomway. More

On 2/25 First-time Screenwriter/Seasoned Filmmaker Rick Groleau Debuts 4 Shorts

From a devastated future world to a bizarre dental encounter, Rick Groleau takes us on 4 fantastic journeys in this script collection. Come out to critique these shorts, all designed to be easily produced as small indies. More

On Monday, 2/4 We Review the Stage Play “Confidential Informant”

On February 4th, we'll be reviewing Charlie Lyon's stage play Confidential Informant which was first conceived as a screenplay. With his background as a former prosecutor, Charlie knows a bit about the topic. More

Our 3rd Script of ’19 is the Award-Winning “Liza Herself”

On January 28th, we'll review new screenwriter, Joan Kelley's feature Liza Herself. More

On 1/14 We Review a Re-Write of Jim Vaglica’s Feature “Use of Force”

What a great way to kick-off to the semester on January 7th with a giant crowd in attendance to discuss Sarah Zeiser's TV pilot, Aquitaine. On Monday, January 14th we'll experience something completely different when we review the feature Use of Force by ex-policeman, Jim Vaglica. More

Next Monday, 11/12 Donna Crowe Presents Her First Feature, “Walk With Me”

Next week we'll be reviewing the coming-of-age feature, Walk With Me by newer HSSW member, Donna Crowe. More

Bob Tremblay Presents his 20th Script – “Merrilee, We Rock” on Monday, 11/5

Next week we have the return of one of our most prolific screenwriters - Bob Tremblay. How does he do it, while having the day job of 3 reporters and an editor and the night job of a film critic? More

Absurd Comedy Creates Mayhem in “Very Bad Clowns” on Monday 10/22

Next up meet a collection of Very Bad Clowns in an absurdist comedy by new member Josh Sklaroff, who works as a video editor by day. More

On Monday Oct. 15th We’ll Take A Look at “Possessions”

On October 15th we'll be reviewing new member Stephen Polakiewicz's horror feature Possessions. More

Enter The Sci-Fi World of “The Siphonist” on Monday, September 24th

Welcome to the world of 2051 where immortality might be possible by storing your memories forever. For a price, the Sentience Corporation will retain this core of your identity and even allow your loved ones to access them. But what happens when the memories are stolen or altered? More

Monday, September 17th We Review the Thriller, “Sapphire Waters”

On Monday, September 17th we'll be reviewing a re-write of Sue Karypidis's feature Sapphire Waters, set on the beautiful Greek isle of Corfu where everyone seems to be a schemer. More

On April 16th, Join Us for Charlie Lyons’ pilot, “C.I.”

Senior member, Charlie Lyons will be presenting his latest pilot, C.I. next Monday, April 16th. More

On February 26th, Meet Chris Temkin and His Feature, “Posers”

Please join us in welcoming Chris Temkin and his feature, Posers. More

Phil Kling’s Pilot “Moving On,” Monday, February 12th

Please join us for Phil Kling's first dramatic comedy pilot, Moving On. More

It’s Matt Viscuse’s First Feature “Play Time” on Monday, January 29th

Please join us for new comer Matt Viscuse's first script review, exploring a terrifying future world PlayTime. More

Bob Tremblay Presents a Re-Write of His Animated Story “Cat and Dog” on January 22nd

Logline: An egotistical lawyer finds himself transformed into a tiny dog while his long-suffering wife becomes a tiger. Together, they go on an adventure where they try to find sanctuary while being pursued by a maniacal zookeeper. Along the way, the two try to mend their relationship and reconnect with their human family. More

New-Comer Miles Benson Debuts His Comedy Pilot “Nana’s House” on December 18th

Nana’s House, a semi-autobiographical pilot by Miles Benson, is up next week and it's the last script of the season. So, we hope we'll see you then. More

November 13th, Rebecca Schauer Presents Her Comedy, “Dorkestra”

Join us for our last November review on the 13th - Rebecca Schauer's new pilot script, Dorkestra. More

On November 6th Meet Tony Moschetto and his New Pilot “Trailer Sub”

Tony Moschetto recently joined HSSW and this sci fi pilot is his first review. So please come out to welcome him. More

On October 23rd – We Feature A Sci-Fi Adventure, “The Girl From the Edge of Time”

Next week, 10/23 will be our last script review in October so we hope you'll step out and attend. The author is newcomer Don Yansen and his screenplay The Girl From the Edge of Time is in the sci-fi genre, based on a young adult novel entitled Derelict. More

Monday, May 15th, Greg Hill Presents his Pilot, “Fourth of Four”

On Monday, May 15th, we will review Greg Hill's latest pilot, Fourth of Four. More

On May 8th, Doug Folsom Presents a Re-write of His Feature Fantasy Film “Over the Monster”

Please join us on Monday, May 8th for the review of Doug Folsom's feature fantasy film Over The Monster. Doug presented this script last year and this is his re-write. More

Monday, May 1st, Dave Lynch presents his two new shorts, “Feedback” and “Glitter Bomb”

Please join us for the review of two shorts, Feedback and Glitter Bomb, by (not that) Dave Lynch on Monday, May 1st. More

April 24th New Author, Amna Khalid Makes Her Debut With Her Feature “The Birdcage”

On Monday, April 24th please join us for Amna Khalid's script The Birdcage. More

Sue Karypidis’ Second Feature-length Screenplay “Sapphire Waters” to be Reviewed April 17th

On Monday, April 17th we'll be reviewing Sue Karypidis' new screenplay Sapphire Waters. More

It’s a Re-write Review Monday, April 3rd with Rebecca Schauer’s “Hardcore Adulthood” Feature

Please join us on Monday, April 3rd to explore Rebecca Schauer's re-write of her screenplay Hardcore Adulthood. More

Phil Kling’s TV Pilot, “He’s Not There” up for Review, Monday, March 27th

Next week, Monday, March 27th, we will be reviewing Phil Kling's TV pilot - He's Not There. Phil has very much re-worked his script from when he first submitted it in early February. So if you read that version, you will want to read the new one. We apologize but bear in mind that script is short! More

Local Award-Winner Gwen Callahan’s First Foray Into a Full Length Feature Script, Monday, March 13th

Come on out next Monday to honor the winner of our Best Emerging Filmmaker Award from the Different Faces, Different Voices Film Festival Flicks4Chicks contest of 2016 - Gwen Callahan. We will be reviewing her latest script effort - Crazy Grannie's Keeper. More

Terry Kitchen Explores A Long Ago Music Scene in His Screenplay – “Next Big Thing” March 6th

Please join us for Terry Kitchen's semi autobiographical trip down memory lane, into the 1980s rock scene in Boston. More

Author Manju Soni Debuts Her Screenplay “Never Despair” on February 27th

Author, Manju Soni's script relays how a Swedish race horse helped victims of Apartheid. Inspired by a true story. More

“Death With Benefits” Gets a Review, Monday, February 1st

Come on in from the cold and join us for Missy Cohen-Fyffe's Death With Benefits review. More

Eafat Newton’s Award-Winning “Even Stevie” Gets a Second Look, Monday, 1/16

Next Monday we have Eafat Newton's script Even Stevie, a re-write from an earlier version the group reviewed. Eafat is coming all the way from Cincinnati to meet up with us so do try to make it! More

Meet “The Saunders,” in Lavere Foster’s TV Pilot, on November 28th

Lavere Foster introduces a family with a few ethical issues, to say the least, in his new TV pilot - The Saunders. Inspired originally by a video game, Lavere would like assistance in taking this pilot to the next level. More

Paul Falcone’s TV Series “Black Ops” Takes Off With a New Episode

Paul Falcone introduced us to his Black Ops series in 2015. In addition to developing this as a scripted TV series, he has been working on it as a graphic novel. On Monday, November 21st we'll take a look at his latest episode. More

Noi Sabal’s Latest Script “ManDate” Needs a Rework After 2016 Election Results! Come Out to Help

On Monday, November 14th Noi will ask the HSSW reviewers to not only examine her screenplay based on the usual criteria, she'll need help with an entire re-think. More

Come on Board the Santa Fe Chief in Doug Folsom’s Latest Screenplay, September 26th

Step out and see what award-winning screenwriter Doug Folsom is working on. He'd like feedback on a number of aspects of his latest script, The Return of the Santa Fe Super Chief. More

Arthur Luhn Makes His Screenwriting Debut with “The Cursed Town of Kill Hill,” September 19th at 7:00 PM

On Monday, September 19th we will be reviewing The Cursed Town of Kill Hill. This is the first submission of Arthur Luhn who joined the group last year. More

She’s Back & She’s Bad – Sue Karypidis Revisits Santorini in “Black Pearl” 9/12/16

Last semester, Sue's dark adventure had both elements of a Hitchcockian murder mystery and a James Bond action fantasy. It'll be interesting to see where she has taken it since then. More

Rich Faymonville’s Pilot “Tectonic City” Makes its Debut May 23rd

Next week come to Harvard Square Scriptwriters to review Rich Faymonville's pilot, Tectonic City, then celebrate the end of our semester. More

Our Penultimate Script Review of Spring ’16 – Harvey Yazijian’s “Fear Springs Eternal,” Monday May 16th

Welcome to the world of prolific author, Harvey Yazijian as we explore his script Fear Springs Eternal. More

Script Review For Bruce Sloman’s “The Bruce Brothers,” Monday April 25th

Next up is our script review on Monday, April 25th. Please join us to review Bruce Sloman's script The Bruce Brothers. More

Script Review of Dave W Lynch’s “Shadows of Blackspire,” April 18th

No, not that Dave Lynch! Join Harvard Square Scriptwriters on April 18th at 7pm to read and review screenwriter Dave Lynch's latest draft of Shadows of Blackspire (former known as Dungeon Crawl). More

Script Review of Eafat Newton’s latest work, “Unsound” on April 11th

Next week, hopefully with a return to spring, we will be reviewing Eafat Newton's latest script Unsound. More

Script Review for Joel Karlinsky’s “The Hourglass,” April 4th

Come and help Joel to evolve this script into a truly final draft. He has worked long and hard on it and it has placed in several prestigious contests. More

Up next on March 28th is Heather Faris’ screenplay “Flyover,” inspired by a true story.

Up next is in Harvard Square Script Writers' script review schedule is Heather Faris' screenplay Flyover. This feature length screenplay is inspired by a true story. More

On Monday, March 14th Lavere Foster breaks new ground with his pilot “Play Tactics”

New member, Lavere Foster hopes to submit Play Tactics to the PAGE awards with a looming deadline of April 15th. Can this story about a troubled teen taking on Wall Street be ready for prime time by then? More

“Mortal Touch” Explores One of Cinema’s More Compelling Topics – Vampirism

Rowan Morrigan spent 22 years in LA as an editor and director. After returning to New England a few years ago, he was in search of an ideal feature film to produce that might have sequel possibilities. Enter Innana Arthen, writer of a series of New England-based vampire novels. More

Script Review for Rebecca Schauer’s Script, “Metastasis,” Monday February 22nd

Some of you heard Rebecca pitch, Metastasis to Stage32. Now, on Monday February 22nd, we will be reviewing the whole narrative. More

Script Review for Noi Sabal’s Script, “Man Date,” Monday Feb. 1st

On Monday, February 1st, we'll be reviewing Noi Sabal's script, Man Date, which she describes as a comedy like Planes, Trains and Automobiles meets Misery. More

Script Review for Kwasi Mensah’s Script, “Double Diva,” Monday Jan. 11th

Kwasi Mensah is a stand up comedian who offers insightful observations about race, identity, and maturity through his work. With Double Diva, he's turned his writing focus onto a TV pilot. More

Our First Script of ’16 – the Award-Winning, “Over The Monster”

Doug Folsom's screenplay Over The Monster won Best Screenplay of '14 at the Woods Hole Film Festival but he believes it can still be improved. On Monday, January 4th Harvard Square Script Writers will help him to decide what his next steps should be. More

Your First Ten Pages – Three Readings On Monday, Dec. 14th

The first 10 pages of your script are critical for many reasons. Not only do they introduce the characters, they also set up the story and establish the tone. It's within these pages that the inciting incident will push the story into motion and readers will decide whether to continue with the script or simply give it a pass. Have these 5 HSSW writers crafted compelling introductions? This review will look at that question. More

Script Review for David Wheeler’s Script, “Rhapsody in Mind,” Monday Dec. 7th

On Monday, December 7th, we'll be reviewing David Wheeler's script, Rhapsody in Mind. More

Review for Genine Tillotson’s Comedy Sketch, “Next Great Hire,” Nov. 16th

On Monday, November 16th, we'll be reviewing Genine Tillotson's comedy sketch, Next Great Hire. More

Script Review for Sue Karypidis’ script, “Better Days Monday,” Nov. 9th

On Monday, November 9th, we'll be reviewing new member, Sue Karypidis' dramatic script, Better Days, based in part on the real-life experiences of an aunt. More

Script review of Dave Lynch’s “Dungeon Crawl,” Nov. 2nd

David Lynch (aka NOT THAT David Lynch) returns with a re-write of his fantasy-adventure script Dungeon Crawl . More

Melissa Burch and Natasha Charles’ Pilot for “Feline Strategy,” Monday Oct. 19th

Melissa Burch and her writing partner Natasha Charles' pilot script, "Feline Strategy" for their dramedy series, The Village It Took is up for review on Monday, October 19th. More

Wendy Labron Returns with Her Holiday Rom-Com Monday, Oct. 5th

Last year Wendy Labron won our holiday-themed treatment contest. Now, she returns with her second draft of Christmas Birthday Wedding to be reviewed again on Monday, October 5th. More

“Zombie Cop” Re-write, Fall ’15

Next week we have a re-write of Zombie Cop. It was previously a staged reading at the Central Square Theater and was even made into an illustrated trailer. Now read it again for the very next time! More

Second Script of Fall ’15 “WOOF”

New member Missy Cohen-Fyffe will present her family comedy WOOF, a finalist in the Creative World Awards. Log line: A lonely boy befriends a dog with unique talents and together they teach the school bullies how to be nice. More

First Review of Fall ’15 Season, Sept. 14th

The first script of the fall semester is a TV pilot by 19-year old author Judith (Jay) Alba. Her script, Harem Girls, is an animated fantasy. She explains, "After a failed assassination attempt, a young war prisoner builds a secret army out of a band of servant girls." More

First Review of the Fall ’14 Season – “PTA Wars”

Carissa Steefel will have a re-write of her screenplay, Mean Moms, re-entitled PTA Wars, reviewed on Monday, September 15th. The log line -A separated K-Mart Mom runs for presdent of the PTA; her challenger -- the snobby incumbent mother who rules the school with an iron spatula. More

Charlie Lyons Creates The Ultimate Nightmare Housewife in “The DuChamps,” April 21st

Charlie Lyons, a lawyer by trade, who often explores the criminal element in his screenplays, turned his attention to the behavior of a spoiled and impossibly self-centered rich housewife in this tale of domestic mayhem. More

Eafat Newton Imagines the Demise of a Children’s Book Author, April 7th

Giving Up Candy describes the heart-breaking decision a terminally ill author must make about the legacy of her best-selling book series. More

A Software Veteran Mines His Life for a Rivetting Story — Up On March 31st

Joe McIsaac has been the founder of numerous software enterprises in his long and varied career. As the creator of the first company to develop a C++ compiler (long before Microsoft), he knows what it's like to be on the bleeding edge. More

“Deviant,” New Treatment Up For Review, Monday, March 24th

Budding screenwriter, Ilan Erez completed a lengthy screenplay for Deviant, then decided to re-think the concept with this treatment. His log line -- A fifteen year-old system kid moves into a new home in eastern Kentucky, and struggles to fit in; then his world is turned upside down by the murder of a prostitute that brings up his dark past. More

Documentarian Maria Agui Carter Ventures Into New Territory

On Monday, March 17th, Maria Agui Carter, president of Iguana Films, documentary writer, producer, and director (most recently of Rebel), will present her outline for Mariposa (Butterfly), her first effort in the domain of fictional narrative. More

“Mean Moms” Makes Its Debut on Monday, March 10th

Carissa Steefel, mother of two teenagers, actress, and writer penned Mean Moms while focusing on raising her children. More

Manish Mathur’s “Miles Between Us” on Deck for Monday, February 17th

Can a young man ever forgive the mother who deserted him and his father 16 years earlier? Author Manish Mathur, a third year law student, examines what happens when the mysterious woman suddenly returns "home," hoping that her personal revelations will explain why she had to flee. More

“Death Gets A Life” — Possibly On Screen!

Eight years ago, film critic Bob Tremblay reflected back on a long series of personal tragedies, and penned his dark comedy Death Gets A Life. In this Boston-based rom com, Mortimer Todd (aka Death) falls for a determined young ER doc and realizes he may need to give up his lethal vocation if he hopes to win her heart. More

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