Bill Lae

Fanverse Games (2018 - 2020)
Television by LightForm Productions writer director producer Jeopardy-like game show for sci-fi/fantasy/comic-book fans MEETS sketch comedy show.

Champions of Greatness (2016)
Commercial by LightForm Productions writer director producer Won the "Best Marketing Campaign" at EXPO WEST- health food and supplements conference.

Cooking with Carmine (2015)
Commercial by LightForm Productions writer director producer Viral campaign that garnered over $9million in earned media for "Lyco Red"-- a company that makes organic/vegan red dye from tomatoes rather than BUGS!

TV Guide Network UPFRONT REEL (2007 - 2010)
Industrial by LightForm Productions writer director producer Upfront Reel for the TV GUIDE NETWORK. 'hired an unprecedented 3 years in a row to create this reel. "Upfronts" are the presentations that all networks put together to pitch their network to their (prospective and current) sponsors. Think of it as a network's demo reel of its shows for that year.

SuperGuy: Behind the Cape (2001 - 2003)
Film by LightForm Productions writer director producer Critically acclaimed by "Daily Variety," "Film Threat" and many others. http://superguy.info/reviews.html "Best Produced Screenplay" winner at Riverrun International Film Festival. Option by Paramount TV. Wrote the pilot for a series for UPN. Movie: What if there really was a man who could fly? What if there really was a Super Hero? What if he didn’t grow up in the best of families? What happens after the parades? “SuperGuy: Behind the Cape” takes the viewer behind the scenes and into the life and times of SuperGuy, AKA: Mark Trent. This is a “Reality TV Show” that follows the somewhat-super hero. He’s super strong and can fly, but even those powers have their limits. We get a glimpse at his personal life and take a long, hard, unforgiving look at society’s reaction to this phenomenon. SuperGuy is not perfect, cannot live up to expectations, and can't seem to catch a break. From being compared to Superman to not being able to be everywhere and save everybody, his life becomes a super mess. His only true arch enemies turn out to be his dysfunctional family and the American Public as they all but crucify him for “Doing Good.” In a world that desperately wants to believe in something, in a world that desperately wants to look up to someone, in a world full of despair, victims, and wackos, he fits right in. Behold, the man of plastic. You will believe a man can fall.

Crossing Over Budget: $1M - $5M | Comedy After an entanglement curse is invoked, a gay ghost must help a pipsqueak, straight young man lose his virginity and “live life,” and the virgin must help the ghost uncover and bring to justice his diabolically dangerous and secretly powerful murderer before the innocent gardener accused of the crime is executed in three days.

U.F.OH! Budget: $5M - $10M | Fantasy ⋄ Comedy A TV “Science Guy” who scoffs all alien visitation theories is falsely accused of kidnapping a child, and he must blame it on an alien abduction so he can join forces with the kooks he detests to find the missing boy and unravel the UFO events in a small town, all before a mercenary company secretly gets away with exploiting the very real extraterrestrials.