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Wrote documentary on Florida's biggest Civil War battle. Narrated by Luke Halpin. Produced and directed by John Leeward.

Children's short.

A short set at a high school reunion where a hitman is hired to settle old scores.

Teleplay and bible for a SoFl TV series.

Logline:
Explores the lives and times of the rich and famous, the night clubbers, and the common man in the world’s never-ending party, South Beach, through the eyes of the owner of the fabled 5th Street Gym.

A family action-comedy set in SoFl.

Family-friendly kids cooking show. Pilot shot starring veteran stand-up comic Heywood Banks.

Logline for "Pirate Cookies" pilot episode:
Chef and the Cookabunga! cast use their shoe box time machine to go back into time to retrieve the lost cookie recipe of the famous pirate Anne Bonny. Soon families all over the world will be baking pirate…[Read more]

Drama screenplay about growing old in SoBe.

Logline:
An old woman shows everyone how to live a bold and meaningful life despite age and circumstance and proves age is a state of mind.

Action-comedy mystery book/screenplay set in South Florida.

Comedy/satire set in a tree.

Action-Drama set in un-named SE Asian country re busting a child prostitution ring.

Action-comedy based on swamp buggy racing in Naples, FL.

Logline:
NASCAR meets "Ben-Hur" in a figure-8 track of mud, blood, and beer.

Screenplay based on real-life women pirates Anne Bonny and Mary Read. Based on a Sandra Riley novel.

Logline:
The epic story of Anne Bonny and Mary Read, the most notorious women pirates of all time.

Horror/Sci-Fi screenplay.

Logline: Mountain hikers meet a tribe of half-human, half-dinosaur creatures and the space aliens who created them over the course of millions of years and few live to tell about it.

Christmas horror screenplay.

Book cover of the play. Based on my screenplay. The play has had two NYC readings. The first was at the prestigious National Black Theatre in Harlem. The second one had dance numbers by Emmy-nominated choreographer Jeffrey Page.

Book cover. Based on screenplay sequel to original book and screenplay.

Logline: Sequel to Nokosee: Rise of the New Seminole. This time around, Stormy returns and joins the ragtag group of eco-terrorists known as "The New Seminole."