COOL RIDERS (coming-of-age, adventure)
To Parker Reilly (9), his older brother, David (13), is the epitome of cool. So when David and neighborhood new-comer, Cameron Cahill (14), offer Parker a chance to be part of their exclusive skateboard and BMX club, Parker wrestles with his own identity in trying to be accepted and win back David’s attention.
DECLARATION OF DEPENDENTS (comedy)
When the IRS audits Ryan Levine (34), the playboy must ask his “dependents” - his overbearing parents - to move in with him, on the eve of the year’s biggest party, the 4th of July. (Co-Written with Sam Friedlander)
DEEP IN THE WOODS (horror-thriller)
When a cynical professor learns that his brother has been accused of murder in a California forest known for its Bigfoot sightings, he must trek deep in the woods to find him before the FBI can cover up the truth.
(Co-Written with Jeremy Robinson)
EXIT/IN (drama, music)
After the frontman of a well-known indie band overdoses on drugs, Luke, the band's recently sober bassist, turns to open mic nights as therapy and quickly finds himself in the spotlight, soon facing his own temptations with fame. One man's exit is another man's in.
FRESHMAN FIFTEEN (comedy)
When a fraternity requires their rushees to video-sex with a freshman girl within fifteen days in order to pledge, one shy virgin uses the girl he's falling for to seal the deal and gain acceptance. (Co-Written with Jeremy Robinson)
FROSTPROOF (coming-of-age, drama)
The return of an athletic hero to Frostproof, Florida, for the burial of his mother, brings the town life after death. While his ex-wife has her doubts, his intelligent 10-year old son once again has a role model. What everyone fails to see coming, however, is the impending frost.
PROMISE U. (romantic comedy)
Valedictorian-turned-successful newspaper columnist, Lou Madison, returns to her upstate New York alma mater ten years after an unlikely encounter with all-American quarterback-turned-head football coach, Heath Holcomb, only to learn what she didn’t while a student: that you can declare a major in your thirties.
SPRING CHICKEN (dark comedy)
After the death of her mother and the subsequent demand of her father to be placed in an assisted living home, a sheltered, middle-aged caretaker, Winnie, experiences her first love for a Mexican man whom she does not realize is homosexual.