THE ENSHITIFICATION (short film) written by Kirk Serpes. LOGLINE: A man has a kafkaesque night out as he tries to get around the paywalls and monetisation of the internet. WICKED GROUNDS (tv pilot-1hr historical fiction) written by Keren Green. LOGLINE: On the bloody frontier, where both sides are determined to kill each other and the […]
YEAH THE GIRLS (short film) written by Meg Robinson. LOGLINE: A timeless problem of finding love and the power of female friendships. CECELIA'S GAME (short film) written by Devon ColquhounLOGLINE: […]
UNBECOMING (tv pilot) written by Keren Green LOGLINE: Eager to kickstart her dream career, a middle- aged single mother turns invisible from a hot flash during an electrical storm, forcing […]
First 10 pages of the following 6 projects (casting will be in the room, so actors come along!) UNTITLED NZOMBIE FEATURE written by Steve Barr LOGLINE: In a zombie-ravaged Aotearoa, […]
THE ZOO (feature film) written by Rafa Yam LOGLINE: A reclusive uni student, who is soon to graduate, experiences a rare and fleeting night out with his colourful cast of […]
BRATS (TV pilot) written by Marshall Lorenzo LOGLINE: In 1980s Ohakune, New Zealand, closeted figure skater Brian Tamati becomes embroiled in domestic nuclear conflict when he sells his soul to […]
CASSANDRA PINK (feature film) written by Theodore Elliott LOGLINE: In a world where women’s sexuality reigns supreme, a young girl on the cusp of womanhood finds her sexual awakening might […]
CLOSE FEMALE FRIENDS (play) written by Connor Amor-Bendall LOGLINE: Ostracised from a very "New" Zealand due to her sexuality, a young Katherine Mansfield navigates the hedonistic underbelly of London’s queer […]
SELLOUTS (TV pilot) written by Alwyn Dale, Becca Barnes and Steve McCleary LOGLINE: Two young copywriters with creative aspirations thrust politeness and dignity aside as they compete for a job […]
DUALITY (feature) written by Denis Kelleher LOGLINE: In 1987 a teen struggles to hide his abuse from people who care the most… Dualities have the power to tear us apart […]