This year has been slow, mostly due to the distractions of working my ass off, school and chasing skirt. All of which needs to end soon. I started writing condensed scripts of larger outlines so the reader would not have to invest 120+ pages of reading to decide whether they like the plot or not. Still, I'm working on the feature-lengths of these, and they're coming, but slowly.

#1) The Yakov Yurovsky script. Based around the true accounts the Commandant of the Ipatiev House, Yakov Yurovsky, during his twelve-day tenure and his execution of the Romanov family.

#2) "Photo-Mill." A dark, screwball comedy about two Hollywood con artists, who pray upon unwitting fresh actors, get sucked into producing a feature movie after they take a mafioso's daughter on for a con.

#3) "Big Bullies." Dark comedy about three high-school teachers find a new appreciation in taking out their violent tendencies on their own delinquent students as a sadistic therapy for themselves.

#4) Untitled Family Comedy. A large middle-class family, destined to fall into poverty, works together to pull off insurance cons, real-estate scams and massive fraud in order to save their own finances and rebuild the family.

#5) Untitled Psychological Horror/Thriller. A man begins to suspect that he is being abducted by unnatural forces after his relationships and career are threatened once he begins to continually "lose time."

#6) Untitled Drama. Two brothers, a scientist and an artist, whom have let their jealous feuding spin out of control, must come to a compromise.

Other scripts that need a new polish:

"Fleet Street." Drama/Horror. I haven't written anything new for it since '06, but it's still one of my favorite plots I've created. Inspired by the Broadway musical, "Sweeney Todd" and loosely based on the play, "String of Pearls."

"Bluest." My 3rd script ever. Drama/Comedy. Long-time underachiever finds chasing after his old high-school crush enough to drive him into changing his life around and abandon his dying wife.