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The GIANT
Written by: Kevin B Ploth
Number of Pages: 189 Pages
Country of Origin: United States
Modern day sheriff and his journey to a tragic truth.
Kevin B Ploth a true multi generational New Yorker, Bronx resident. A proud father of three children, veteran, writer, performer, chef, fine artist among many things.
Attended West Virginia Wesleyan and
University of the Arts, member of SAG/AFTRA, American Legion, Grand Lodge of the State of New York, LIHMGS, AOH, PART, and PALP both formally of Center City Philadelphia.
With four books out since 2023. A documentary “This Stitching Will Last” in post production. Mor is coming from this intrepid talent.
MJB Talent Agency manages Mr.Ploth
The GIANT and ARTIMIS Theatrical Productions LLC stands out from other film and television companies due to its unwavering commitment to veterans and first responders. As a veteran-run and -owned company, ARTIMIS prioritizes hiring and supporting individuals who have served their country and communities. This dedication not only reflects a sense of duty and gratitude but also brings a unique perspective and valuable skills to the production team, fostering a strong sense of camaraderie and purpose. Not one company does this at a hundred percent efficacy! ARTIMIS does!
The Mystery of the Missing Reading Glasses
Written by: Ron Katz
Number of Pages: 36 Pages
Country of Origin: United States
Baby Boomer detectives trying to navigate a Millennial world; imagine Nancy Drew married to one of the Hardy Boys 50 years later.
A lifetime Baby Boomer, Ron Katz was a trial lawyer for 40 years before becoming a Fellow at Stanford University’s Distinguished Careers Institute, where he was inspired to start a second career as a mystery writer. He has written 18 short stories about a Baby Boomer detective couple, the Sleuthing Silvers (www.thesleuthingsilvers.com).
The Sleuthing Silvers are Baby Boomer detectives navigating a Millennial world. Imagine Nancy Drew married to one of the Hardy Boys 50 years later. Semi-retired, the Silvers take only cases where their age gives them an edge, for example going undercover at a retirement community.
TWO FATES
Written by: Lori Lee Peters, Kelsey Ann Wacker
Number of Pages: 109 Pages
Country of Origin: United States
TWO FATES
Based on an Award Winning Memoir by Lori Lee Peters
Feature PG-13
True Psychological Drama
1970’s Lodi, California
Comps- LadyBird meets GoodFellas
Logline- In 1970s California, the young daughter of a Cadillac dealer faces a deadly prophecy as her father gambles everything to topple a Mafia boss.
Synopsis– Lou Peters, (45), a top-rated Cadillac dealer in California. His success catches the attention of Mafia boss Joe Bonanno Sr., 70’s, and offers Lou two million—double the dealership’s worth—along with a six-figure salary and bonuses for each new dealership he acquires. The goal? A California money-laundering operation. Lou, with a past in intelligence, buys time to contact authorities. After meeting Special Agent Bob Anderson, (34), he volunteers to work undercover for the FBI. As the Mafia’s pressure escalates, Lou insists on a legal separation from his family to protect them. The FBI sets him up in an undercover apartment complex, with Bob living directly above him.
For Lori, (13), her father’s sudden absence is devastating. She shares a deep bond with him—her protector. That bond becomes even more critical after Lori’s best friends introduced her to The End of Days prophecy, ending with, God will ask everyone only once- “Are you coming to Heaven or staying on Earth?” Raised without religion, Lori is thrown into existential terror. Her brain vibrates from the shock, and every morning she wakes in panic, wondering, Is today the day I die?
Despite his dangerous mission, Lou arranges visits with Lori, sensing something is wrong. These meetings become lifelines—for her, a tether to safety; for him, a momentary escape from the pressure. Between the stress of the operation, and idle time, Lou finds levity in pranking Bob and sharing the occasional drink. But as the investigation drags on, Lou faces multiple close calls, relying on quick thinking and Bob’s whispered earpiece guidance to avoid exposure.
Meanwhile, Lori begins to unravel. As time passes without her father, her fears consume her, warping her sense of reality. The world starts to feel fake, like a movie set. She turns to alcohol, sex, and drugs—anything to numb the fear. Then, during her freshman year, her boyfriend invites her over. Instead of the safety she longs for, she’s ambushed by his brother and raped. The assault—the brothers orchestrated setup—deepens her spiral, trapping her in shame and self-destruction. More than anything, she wants to ask her dad, Is God coming soon? But she doesn’t. If Lou, her hero, confirms what she dreads most, she’s certain her mind will shatter.
Lou’s Last Chance: The Subpoena
Lou calls Bonanno Sr. for advice after being served with a subpoena. Careful not to illegally entrap Bonanno Sr., he maneuvers the conversation skillfully. Then, after a few exchanges, Bonanno gives the order: “Take out the records and destroy them.” Bob and Lou explode with elation— They got him!
1979: The Trial
Lou testifies for four grueling days.
1980: The Verdict
The judge delivers the word— Guilty.
Lou won the battle, but not the war. After returning home, he’s diagnosed with terminal brain cancer. As treatments drain him, Lori stays by his side, just as he had comforted her on the nights she shook from fear. They reminisce, laugh, and he offers her life advice until sleep overtakes him.
1981 – Within a year of the guilty verdict, Lou dies of a Glioblastoma brain tumor, while Lori held vigil. After the funeral came years of struggle for Lori crushed by grief, fear, trauma, and silence. At her lowest, too terrified to live yet too afraid to die, something shifts. It’s as if Lou cleared a path through her anguish —guiding her to find her purpose. In that moment Lori made her dad a promise she was destined to complete.
Years later, she places a book on his grave…
God, the Mafia, My Dad, and Me
A True Story of Secrets and Survival
by Lori Lee Peters
For forty years, Lori Lee Peters made it her mission to finish her father’s story.
In 2021 with God, the Mafia, My Dad, and Me, Lori made her literary debut and confronted the demons of her past- demons that left her with undiagnosed C- PTSD for years.
With a Screenplay Adaptation of her Memoir, Lori is aiming higher.
2024 TWO FATES became a Quarter-finalist in ScreenCraft Drama Feature Film Category.
2025 TWO FATES became Semi-finalist in SF IndieFest Feature in Drama.
2025 TWO FATES became Finalist in ScreenCraft True-Story Public Domain Screenplay Competition.
2025 TWO FATES- ‘WON’ The Monthly Film Festival Screenplay Competition.
2025 TWO FATES became a Finalist in Cannes Screenplay Competition.
For over twenty Lori continues working at her barbershop in Washington State and shares her home with two cats and her canine co-worker, Leo.
I will not give up taking TWO FATES far and wide- my focus, my lifeline, and most importantly- My Promise!
The Kings Chair, Summer of 83
Written by: Michael Losonczy
Number of Pages: 85 Pages
Country of Origin: United States
In the summer of 1983, a group of kids discover something ancient hidden in the woods near their town. As threats rise against the land they love, they’re drawn into a mysterious adventure that tests their friendship, courage, and belief in something bigger than themselves
Michael L. Dennis is a screenwriter and novelist whose work blends heartfelt character arcs with rich mythology and cinematic wonder. His writing explores the emotional power of memory, legacy, and place—often through the eyes of kids at the edge of discovery.
Michael is the author of The King’s Chair: Summer of ’83, the novel that inspired this screenplay. He draws from real places and personal childhood experiences to craft emotionally grounded stories infused with imagination and mystery.
He is currently seeking development partners, literary representation, and production collaborators.
The King’s Chair is rooted in my own memories of growing up in this very small town of Lake Hiawatha, NJ in the early 1980s, where the woods were our kingdom, and imagination was a form of survival. I wanted to tell a story that captures the magic of being young—the way a stick can become a sword, a tree can feel sacred, and friendship can be the most powerful force in the world.
This screenplay is more than just nostalgia; it’s about honoring the land, reckoning with history, and listening to the stories that came before us. Through a lens of adventure and fantasy, I explore the ways we protect what we love—especially when no one else will.
As a writer, I’m drawn to stories where ordinary kids are called to do extraordinary things—not because they’re superheroes, but because they care deeply, believe fiercely, and refuse to back down. The King’s Chair is my love letter to those kids—and to the sacred, wild spaces that shape us.
All Up in Your Bizness: Managing Your Business Crap
Written by: Julianna M Newland
Number of Pages: 99 Pages
Country of Origin: United States
This witty screenplay takes an enjoyable look at the pitfalls and pleasures of the business world as seen through the eyes of Susan, the manager of a team of nincompoops. Many of the realities of the workplace are right there, including performance management reviews, office hookups, asking for a pay raise and team building. Ella, a four-foot roommate livens the screenplay and creates many interesting happenstances for Susan. But Susan has a project to lead with this haphazard team and who knows if it will be completed?
Julianna M. Newland is an accomplished author and communication expert whose journey through the realm of words and public affairs has shaped her unique perspective. Raised in the vibrant city of Indianapolis, Indiana, Julianna’s earlier educational foundation was laid under the guidance of nuns. Her intellectual curiosity led her to the University of Indianapolis, where she pursued a dual major in English and political science. This academic fusion served as the launchpad for a remarkable career that has spanned over three decades.
Julianna’s professional path took her through various influential roles, including a substantial tenure with a Fortune 500 company, service within state government, contributions to two nonprofit organizations, and active participation in a prominent trade association. Throughout her diverse career, Julianna’s unique blend of writing acumen and expertise in public affairs, government relations, lobbying, and fundraising consistently set her apart.
Her love for the written word was ignited during her university years when she assumed the role of editor-in-chief of the university newspaper. This early passion evolved into a lifelong dedication to the craft of writing, which she seamlessly integrated into her professional endeavors. To further refine her writing skills and add depth to her storytelling, Julianna married award-winning journalist James G. Newland Jr., whose invaluable insights and newspaper stories have enriched her understanding of the intricate world of politics.
Julianna, along with her husband James, and their adult son, Patrick, live in Indianapolis.
Explore the world of communication, politics, and business through Julianna’s works, including “All Up in Your Bizness: Managing Your Business Crap.” Her unique blend of experience and creative storytelling offers a fresh, enlightening perspective on these multifaceted subjects.
All Up in Your Bizness: Managing Your Business Crap is a screenplay based on the book of the same name. Breezy and witty, the screenplay brings to full view many of the fantasies and foibles of the workplace as seen through the eyes of the manager, Susan.
This is my first book and screenplay. It is enjoyable for all ages but will especially be enjoyed by the boomers and Generation X.
The Exterminator
Written by: William Thomas Curley
Number of Pages: 125 Pages
Country of Origin: United States
A Milwaukee exterminator by trade uses deadly chicken wing sauce to seek revenge on his daughter’s killers. Chalres Bronson meets the Orkin Man
Graduate of Full Sail U and Screenwriting U
Learning new skills daily.
American Money
Written by: Timothy A McGhee
Number of Pages: 112 Pages
Country of Origin: United States
Renegade financial markets investors bet against the 1980s bullish stock market to earn billions of dollars on Black Monday 1987 to benefit blue collar union members who were left behind by go-go Reaganomics..
Timothy A. McGhee has been a writer since 1998 with two published novels and numerous sportswriter gigs. “American Money” is his first screenplay, based on his second novel “Risk, Return, and the Indigo Autumn” first offered on iBooks in 2006. “Padre Guns” is a film script in draft form, the film adaptation of Tim’s first novel “Wise Fools” published in 2001 by Writer’s Club Press.
I was an investment officer with a Wall Street firm, living in Charleston W. Va. during the go-go Reagan years, witnessing the collapse of the financial markets on Black Monday October 19, 1987. As the cover of Newsweek so aptly stated it, the Eighties were Over. One analyst from my firm “called it” in the Dow Jones publication, Barron’s, in print two weeks earlier. That fired my imagination…what if a guy would have bet the farm on that event? “American Money” is that story.
When JIM met TIM
Written by: Thorsten Schade
Number of Pages: 97 Pages
Country of Origin: Germany
James Murphy (26) is a successful advertising manager in LA. His boss commissions him to create an advertising campaign for a popular dog food brand. Nobody suspects that James has a deep-rooted phobia of dogs. After a panic attack almost cost him his job, he turns to psychotherapist Akiko Furukawa (38) for help. But the therapist has a dark agenda. She gives James the small therapy dog Tim to take home with him. Tim has a deadly secret – he is possessed by a demon. Furukawa wants to get rid of the demon she once summoned herself. Now James not only has to deal with his phobia and the high demands of the advertising world, but also with Tim, who drives him to terrible deeds and feeds on his life force. When Jim’s friends try to help him, they find themselves in great danger. His budding love for his colleague Rachel is also at stake.
Thorsten Schade is a German actor, screenwriter and filmmaker. After finishing school, he studied acting at the Folkwang University in Essen-Werden, Germany. After graduating, he was engaged at various theaters in Germany. He also worked for German television. In 2001 Schade completed further training as a screenwriter. In 2008 he gave a script and film course at a youth center. During this time, the first three short films were made under his direction. Then, in 2010, Schade wrote, directed and produced the short film “Showtime”, genre thriller, which was a small success. His next short film, “The Invitation (Die Einladung)”, genre horror, which he also wrote, directed and produced, was made in 2019 and has won 209 awards at international festivals to date. It’s a worldwide festival success. In 2023 Schade wrote the horror comedy “When JIM met TIM”.
When JIM met TIM is a unic character journey set against a backdrop of mythological terror and personal fear.
REZ
Written by: Listening Raven
Number of Pages: 95 Pages
Country of Origin: United States
REZ is a satirical comedy featuring four very different modern-day Native Americans and their Euro-American sidekick living in an asphalt jungle. Upon being taken captive in an inner-city dive bar we come to ponder who the real prisoners are in contemporary United States. Not just in body, but spirit.
Native American Person of Shawnee Blood.
Writer, Historian, Person of The People.
The time’s come for entertainment in all forms to feature Native Americans as mainstream characters and not just the stereotypes and animated images of our youth featuring teepees and painted faces. Indigenous Persons have lived on this patch of land for over 15,000 years. And our story, our true story, and contemporary sagas are not just important, but fascinating. And we’re pretty darn funny, too. Fifteen Millenia in the same place is bound to make for some funny stuff.
The Acting Tsar
Written by: Peter Armitage
Number of Pages: 105 Pages
Country of Origin: Switzerland
An intrepid Scot joins a resourceful group of British agents plotting to rescue Tsar Nicholas II.
MALUM-PART ONE The Seven Seals
Written by: Joseph Thomas Rivera
Number of Pages: 246 Pages
Country of Origin: United States
The Book of Revelation is upon us & the world isn’t ready with what comes next
Whorl
Written by: Troy Bush
Number of Pages: 14 Pages
Country of Origin: United States
Four-year-old Ed thinks it’s bath time until he falls victim to forces beyond his control, including a vicious creature in the walls.
It’s my dream to entertain.
My screenplays are dialogue-heavy, dark, sometimes mean-spirited, aberrant, and character-driven.
My passion for storytelling spans over two decades and has been shaped by the experiences living in five different countries.
Echo of Drums and...
Written by: Roland William Oliver
Number of Pages: 100 Pages
Country of Origin: United Kingdom
After the brutal murder of his fellow student friend Tarquin, Glenn a young lawyer working in Fulham travels to Northeast England to investigate why Tarquin died.
While in Tyneside he uncovers a conspiracy which started far away from England in the middle of the 1960s. With a number of deaths prior to Tarquin’s, Glenn find the information that got his friend killed, and in doing so draws the killers onto himself. He and his girlfriend Tracy end up in County Durham where they confront the killers of their friend and solve the decades-long mystery of a number of deaths of British servicemen.
LADY CLIFFORD
Written by: Tatiana Tierney
Number of Pages: 45 Pages
Country of Origin: Ireland
LADY CLIFFORD, based on the novel A THREAD OF SECRETS, is a complex, well-rounded period drama set against the backdrop and turmoil of Indian Independence and the decline of the British Empire through to the swinging 1960s. This story follows Grace, a young woman who lives in England with her grandmother in a society where women have few rights. Grace’s experiences, including a troubled marriage to a British Army Officer, life in India, forbidden love, the loss of her child at birth, suicidal thoughts, and the discovery of shocking family secrets, transform her from a naïve and vulnerable into a strong-minded, resilient woman.
I am a writer based in Galway, Ireland and the author of A THREAD OF SECRETS, a romance fiction novel which I started to adapt to a TV Drama Series (approx. 8 episodes).
My passion for storytelling spans over two decades and has been shaped by the experiences living in five different countries.
Sexy Santas
Written by: Joseph Anthony Francis
Number of Pages: 94 Pages
Country of Origin: United States
When Carol Campbell and Belle Bradford lose their jobs just before the holidays, they launch their “Sexy Santas” business to help others during the busy Christmas season. What begins as an opportunity to pay bills turns into a chance to heal hearts and discover the true meaning of Christmas.
Growing up in the Chicago area, Joseph fell in love with writing at an early age. He left Chicago for four years to attend the University of Notre Dame where he was awarded the university’s prestigious William Mitchell Award for Playwriting. Upon graduating from Notre Dame, Joseph returned to Chicago where he attended and graduated from the Loyola University Chicago School of Law.
While studying literature, Joseph became a huge fan of Charles Dickens whose novels were originally released in installments, each ending in a cliffhanger to keep readers coming back for more. Because of his love of those novels as well as television dramas such as Dynasty, Knots Landing, Melrose Place, and Revenge, Joseph has created several serialized sagas for contemporary audiences. In addition to developing projects for television, Joseph has also written several films which have recently been optioned for development.
DREAMCATCHER
Written by: Barry Siskind
Number of Pages: 117 Pages
Country of Origin: Canada
Ellen McLean, a war journalist accustomed to life in conflict zones, receives devastating news: her father, Cyril McLean, has suffered a massive stroke and is in a coma. Reluctantly, she returns home, where old tensions quickly resurface—her mother, Agnes, is emotionally withdrawn, her brother Don is burdened with responsibility, and her teenage niece Peggy is caught in the crossfire of family secrets.
At Cyril’s bedside, Ellen struggles with unresolved resentment. He was a brilliant but demanding father whose expectations overshadowed his love. Meanwhile, unsettling events begin to unfold. Ellen starts experiencing vivid nightmares, cryptic whispers, and fleeting shadows in Cyril’s study. When she discovers a hidden file marked with her name, containing redacted documents, she realizes her past isn’t what she believed.
FLOATING LESSONS
Written by: Alexis Krasilovsky
Number of Pages: 118 Pages
Country of Origin: United States
Struggling to become a filmmaker in the early 1970s, a young woman is set adrift by the promise of sexual freedom and equality.
I was born in Alaska, survived sexual assault at gunpoint, know what it’s like to be completely deaf, traveled to over twenty countries, and have taught screenwriting for over two decades. As writer/producer, my global feature documentaries won five Best Documentary awards and are available through Amazon Video Prime and Kanopy.com. My narrative short about pre-menstrual rage, “Blood”, was reviewed in the Los Angeles Times as “in its stream-of-consciousness way, more powerful than Martin Scorsese’s ‘Taxi Driver.'”
My passion is writing adaptations. I was inspired to write this adaptation of my own novel as a way of reaching out to other women in hopes of sharing our stories and healing together in the process. My screenplay, “Floating Lessons,” is based on my novel, “A Portrait of an Artist as a Young Woman,” which my literary agent, Eric Lincoln Miller of 3iBooks, has recently sent out to publishers in New York and on the West Coast. (An earlier version entitled “Sex and the Cyborg Goddess” won the 2018 Irwin Award for Best #MeToo Novel of the Year.) As author of the book “Great Adaptations: Screenwriting and Global Storytelling” (Routledge – 2nd Place Winner, 2019 International Writers Awards), I’ve been excited to apply the Heroine’s Journey to a story loosely based on my own life as one of the first women at Yale.
The Oracle
Written by: Stephen August Barkanic
Number of Pages: 62 Pages
Country of Origin: United States
In 95 A.D., a Greek priest experiencing a spiritual crisis is sent on a perilous mission in which he confronts rival priests and a ruthless assassin to choose the next Oracle of Delphi and save the author of the Book of Revelations.
Under the pen name Stephen Kimball, Steve Barkanic is the author of three novels published by Penguin, one of which (Death Duty) was optioned for film by Gale Anne Hurd and Paramount Pictures. He has had a career in international development and education, including a stint teaching in Turkey, where he experienced the beauty and mystery of Delphi, Greece, inspiring him to recreate a world in which gods spoke through their oracles.
Through The Oracle, I seek to bring to life an epoch in which the miraculous takes place every day and in which a philosopher-priest struggling with his faith comes face-to-face with a truly mystical presence.
Victims: A Love Story
Written by: Morris G Fink
Number of Pages: 96 Pages
Country of Origin: United States
Teri, a law student fighting to recover from a brutal sexual assault, falls in love with a classmate, an ex-con who was sexually trafficked in prison, but has forged a new identity. His past, however, catches up with them.