Screenplays:

What Do You Want to Know?
TOP TEN FINALIST in 2007 PAGE International Screenwriting Awards
(Sci-Fi/Fantasy Category)
Details at www.internationalscreenwritingawards.com.
Quarterfinalist in Bluecat Screenplay Competition

An ordinary slacker discovers a mysterious computer that can answer any question.  He soon learns that any outcome he can imagine can be achieved, once he knows the exact series of actions that will bring him to that outcome.  The computer changes his life dramatically... but it comes at a terrible price.

REACTION to What Do You Want to Know?:

From the Bluecat Screenplay Competition:
"Very well written and very imaginative!"

"I was effortlessly drawn into this well written, well executed tale."

"The further we delved into the story new complications arose...
and the destinies of James, Carmen and the computer itself
were all purposefully interwoven."

"An excellent script and a pleasure to read."

From ScriptSavvy:
"Really clever."

"Original touches throughout."

"The script has the kind of easily defined hook
that producers love... it could attract young talent."

"Great concept!"

The Hole
TOP TEN FINALIST (Short Film Category) in 2005 PAGE International Screenwriting Awards
Details at www.internationalscreenwritingawards.com.

A mysterious hole appears out of nowhere in the middle of a small Kansas cornfield.  As an old farmer struggles to save his crop, increasingly strange events surround the hole.

Regular at Finney's
TOP TEN FINALIST (Short Film Category) in 2004 PAGE International Screenwriting Awards
Details at www.internationalscreenwritingawards.com.

"On a night like this, you find out who your regulars are."  So says the proprietor of Finney's Tavern in the midst of the worst blizzard of the year.  As the regulars at Finney's brave the storm to sit in the middle-of-nowhere bar and forget the world, one of them finds that the world may not have forgotten him... and that Burnham, North Dakota might not be nowhere after all.

Thief in the Night
TOP TEN FINALIST in Screenwriters Forum Screenplay Contest
Details at www.moviebytes.com.

One quiet April night at 3:26 AM, a light flashes in the night sky, and every sleeping person disappears from the face of the earth. The next day, the sun doesn't rise. A handful of insomniacs remain to solve the mystery - and face the endless night.

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