Quarterfinalist - PAGE International Screenwriting Awards - DEPENDA[BLE]
(2025)
Quarterfinalist - Outstanding Screenplays Short Competition - Sundowning
(2024)
Quarterfinalist - Outstanding Screenplays Short Compeition - Best Friends Forever
(2023)
Quarterfinalist - Screencraft Short Film Screenplay Competition - Best Friends Forever
(2023)
Quarterfinalist - Filmmatic Short Screenplay Awards Season 7 - Best Friends Forever
(2022)
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Mystery Science Theatre 3000 Turkey Day Marathon
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Television
by Crystalline/Cinevore Studios (Comedy)
Script and Continuity
McCanick
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Film
by Josh Waller (Drama and Thriller)
Art Department PA Set over the course of one day, a narcotics detective hunts for a seemingly harmless young criminal who knows a truth about the cop's past.
Dependa[ble] Budget: $100K - $1M | Drama The myth of Hercules - retold as an army wife's mission to save her family, and herself, from her husband's PTSD.**Quarterfinalist - 2025 PAGE International Screenwriting Awards**Received a RECOMMEND FOR PROJECT and CONSIDE FOR WRITER from an industry exectutive
Pray for Us Sinners Budget: $0 - $100K | Horror A priest struggling with his faith is tasked with performing a last-chance exorcism for a young man plagued by powerful demons, and when he learns why the young man is under attack, he must do everything he can to save him.
Sundowning Budget: $0 - $100K | Thriller / Suspense ⋄ Horror A home health aide caring for a wealthy, elderly dementia patient is unnerved when the patient’s cryptic references to 'the man upstairs' start to manifest as eerie disturbances in the house.
Newsworthy Budget: $0 - $100K | Crime Two guys walk into a bar. One of them is a dead man...
Best Friends Forever Budget: $0 - $100K | Drama When a young girl starts seeking help for a childhood filled with trauma, she learns things about her best friend she wishes weren't true.
Roll the Dice Budget: $0 - $100K | Comedy Knowing how to play a board game is half the battle of actually playing, but when fantasy characters, like Troll, can't separate "fantasy" and "reality," it gives a whole new meaning to the term "role playing."
Temple University
(2004-2008)