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Screenwriting
Violet & Ivy
35 pages
Violet is a twenty-something stuck in a life that no longer feels like her own. Ivy is a high school soccer star facing the biggest game of her life—and the pressure that comes with it. As their paths cross during one emotionally charged weekend, the two estranged sisters must confront their differences, reconnect, and discover they may have more in common than they ever realized. Violet & Ivy is a quiet, heartfelt drama about growing pains, sisterhood, and the courage it takes to be truly seen.
Bennett Vineyards
73 pages (Unfinished)
After the sudden and untimely death of her sister Ronnie, Eva Bennett returns to the family vineyard, where grief and unanswered questions linger in the air like fog over the grapes. As Eva deals with the loss, bits of memory and concealed truths begin to surface—ones that don't quite add up. Refusing to accept the official explanation, Eva embarks on a quest for the truth, joined by her loyal if enigmatic best friend, Cooper. What begins as a hunt for information soon becomes something far more ominous, forcing Eva to confront the darkness in her own history and the possibility that someone close to her is not what they seem.
Lake Mead
8 pages
During a quiet desert camping trip, a woman disappears without a trace—leaving behind only a floating jacket and a flood of unanswered questions. As grief, guilt, and suspicion rise to the surface, those closest to her must confront the painful truths they’ve tried to ignore.
Lake Mead is a gripping, intimate psychological drama that explores the thin line between love and control, and the secrets that can drown us.
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The Holidays
10 pages
On a regular fall evening in Chicago, Jess and Lucy settle in after a long day. As they chat about holiday plans, their cozy night in takes a thoughtful turn. Between takeout leftovers, a clingy cat, and a little miscommunication, the couple finds themselves unpacking what it really means to be comfortable—with each other, and with the people around them.
The Fourth Floor
6 pages
College senior Mia appears to be holding it together—but beneath the surface, she’s quietly unraveling. As the pressure of school, expectations, and past trauma begins to build, she finds herself confronting the darkest parts of her reality. Told through quiet moments, haunting memories, and emotional introspection, this is a powerful portrait of a young woman learning to ask for help before it's too late.