FILMS IN DEVELOPMENT
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THE BAG: written by Travis Carter and producer Laurie Cook from Bigscope Films.
A gripping street thriller about three young women who start hijacking security vans to escape their shitty lives but find something much more valuable - family. |
GHOST SINGER: by Kate Cheeseman & Producer: Chantelle de Carvalho. A fantasy romcom.
When washed up boyband singer, Stevie Jones, accidentally summons the ghost of bitter singer-songwriter, Caitlyn Moss, they make a deal; she’ll write for him in return for revenge on her killer. But when Stevie betrays her in return for his fame, he realises he’s made a terrible mistake, he’s fallen in love for the first time ever and needs her back. A story about two stuck people being freed by the power of love.
When washed up boyband singer, Stevie Jones, accidentally summons the ghost of bitter singer-songwriter, Caitlyn Moss, they make a deal; she’ll write for him in return for revenge on her killer. But when Stevie betrays her in return for his fame, he realises he’s made a terrible mistake, he’s fallen in love for the first time ever and needs her back. A story about two stuck people being freed by the power of love.
LOVE ON THE VERTICAL: written by Tobsha Learner with New York producer Kerry Fulton and UK Exec. Mark Foligno.
A bold romantic comedy set in London and Paris. Sometimes you need to grasp love when you can.
A bold romantic comedy set in London and Paris. Sometimes you need to grasp love when you can.
BREAKING AWAY: written by Simon Meacock.
A moving feature about a teenager running away from home to find her absent father and escape abuse. Set in Yorkshire and Devon. In a similar style to my award winning short, What Happened to Evie.
A moving feature about a teenager running away from home to find her absent father and escape abuse. Set in Yorkshire and Devon. In a similar style to my award winning short, What Happened to Evie.
NEVER SAY RABBIT: written by Nick Darke. Development funding awarded from Cornish Film Fund with Met Films. Producer Stewart Le Marechal. Halted due to the sad death of the writer.
