The Long Black Veil – 2019 Nicholl Fellowship Quarterfinalist – In 19th-century Ireland, a guileless lass is married off to an older farmer and finds affection in an affair with his brother, but after her lover is murdered by the British, she mourns him in disguise and falls in love with the most unlikely person: her husband.

The Trip – 2017 Nicholl Fellowship Quarterfinalist – When her husband is diagnosed with terminal cancer but wants to stop medical treatment in favor of psychedelics, a Type A doctor must let go of logic long enough to give him the life he wants before he dies.

Thin Ice – 2022 Austin Film Festival 2nd Rounder – A naïve Mormon running from a bad marriage lands a job at an ice rink, where she discovers her surprising natural talent for figure skating, to the chagrin of her new rival at the rink, a hard worker who has dedicated her life to the sport. It’s Mozart vs. Salieri – on ice. (One-hour TV pilot)

Xenana – In a near-future dystopia where a mysterious chromosomal defect has caused men to go extinct, a worker drone must find the strength to stand up against the totalitarian government. (One-hour TV pilot)

Bring Me The Head of Comfy Cozy Cow – 2020 Austin Film Fest 2nd Rounder – When her son’s lovey goes missing on a Vegas vacation, an overprotective mom will stop at nothing to get it back, when what she really needs to do is to let her neurodivergent son handle his own challenges.

Sacred – One night in the life of high school freshman band geek Riley.  She thinks the hot senior trombone player has invited her to hang out because he’s interested in her romantically, but is that really what’s up?

Night Tour – In a tiny Western town, a teenaged tour guide at an abandoned historic prison teams up with an FBI agent to solve a series of murders that copy crimes committed during the prison’s history.

The Crow – A boy on a camping trip with his dad must deal with an annoying bird who just won’t leave him in peace. (Short)

Tub Time – A girl with a rough home life finds a portal to a mirror universe at the bottom of her bathtub, but is life over there really any better? (Short)