Visual Style / Format Innovation Baz Luhrmann-inspired musical hallucinations, with high-gloss fantasy sequences intercut with lo-fi, DIY school performances. Archie’s imaginary Eurovision anthems explode into full spectacle, while reality brings charming, cardboard-set versions to life. Why Now? / Unique Angle OK! MacLeod taps into the universal desire to be seen, blending working-class grit with vibrant musical fantasies. Its playful satire of school politics and underdog resilience is perfect for modern audiences craving relatable characters and genuine heart—plus a bit of glitter and chaos. Audience & Platform Target Audience: 13–75, fans of working-class comedies, musical fantasies, and underdog stories. Platform Fit: BBC, streaming services (Netflix, Prime Video, etc.) Format & Genre Scripted, Episodic (8–10 episodes) Comedy-Drama / Musical Fantasy Key Talent Casting: A charismatic but grounded actor for Archie, diverse young ensemble for the student club, and a comedic, larger-than-life principal. Budget / Ask Estimated Budget: TBD

Audience & Platform Target Audience: Adults 18–65, fans of historical drama, psychological thrillers, and gothic narratives. Platform Fit: Ideal for streaming platforms like Netflix, Hulu, or HBO Max. Format & Genre Scripted, Episodic (Black Comedy, Crime Drama, 1-hour episodes) Why Now? / Unique Angle Big Shoes takes the glamorized world of organized crime and dismantles it through an intimate, darkly comedic lens. By flipping the tropes of machismo and family loyalty on their heads, it reveals the stark realities of aging, regret, and inevitable change. At a time when audiences crave character-driven stories that subvert genre conventions, 1 and 3 delivers raw emotion wrapped in biting humor. Visual Style / Format Innovation A fusion of The Sopranos’ family drama with the deadpan black comedy of Barry. The aesthetic mixes classic mob visuals—silk suits, smoky bars—with decaying suburban landscapes and modern mundanity. Prison flashbacks, found-footage-style commercials, and confessional-style narration add layers of texture and tension. Key Talent Showrunner: TBD Director: TBD Casting: A powerhouse lead for Marco, with complex supporting roles for MJ, Tommy, and Angela. Ideal for BBC’s roster of dark, layered dramas. Budget / Ask Estimated Budget: TBD

Audience & Platform Target Audience: 16-80, lovers of mystery, crime drama, and smart, satirical storytelling Platform Fit: Streaming platforms and premium cable. Format & Genre Scripted, Episodic Mystery/Drama/Thriller with a dark comedic twist. Why Now? / Unique Angle In an era dominated by parasocial relationships, celebrity scandals, and obsessive fandoms, A. Malloy taps into the zeitgeist of fame’s double edge. This series reinvents the classic “whodunnit” through a modern lens of media manipulation, toxic adoration, and the uneasy line between creator and consumer. Visual Style / Format Innovation Slick, noir-inspired cinematography with glam overtones, juxtaposed against unsettling fan-generated social media moments. Incorporates found footage, “fan cam” perspectives, and AI-manipulated media to immerse viewers in Alexandra’s fractured reality. Picture a stylized hybrid of Knives Out and The Night Manager. Key Talent Showrunner: TBD Lead: TBD (A-list talent for Alexandra Malloy) Potential Supporting Cast: Young, diverse, edgy talent.Condé Nast Traveler+1AP News+1 Budget / Ask Estimated Budget: TBD

Audience & Platform Target Audience: 18–60, fans of workplace satire, sci-fi comedy, and surreal narratives Platform Fit: Streaming platforms or premium cable, primed for a global cult following. Why Now? / Unique Angle In a time of heightened worker dissatisfaction, corporate burnout, and soul-sapping “hustle culture,” Temp Service is the ultimate darkly comedic catharsis. This isn’t just The Office—this is The Office under a full moon, where middle management are literal zombies, HR is a cannibal, and work-from-home means “trapped in a parallel dimension.” The show unapologetically skewers modern corporate life, the gig economy, and unchecked capitalism. Visual Style / Format Innovation Blends absurd office tropes with horror and sci-fi aesthetics. Imagine Office Space meets Black Mirror with a hint of The Twilight Zone. Muted color palettes with surreal pops of neon and practical FX. Each episode’s office is a self-contained world of corporate hell, with meta-narration, pop culture nods, and sudden reality breaks. A-plot resolves weekly with overarching threads of conspiracy and Billy’s descent into madness. Format & Genre Scripted, Episodic (10+ episodes), Comedy / Horror / Absurdist Satire Key Talent Showrunner: TBD Director: TBD Casting: Diverse, with a breakout everyman lead for Billy Stilly. Cameos for iconic comedic actors as grotesque bosses or HR monsters. Budget / Ask Estimated Budget: TBD

Audience & Platform Target Audience: Adults 25–49Fans of The Good Fight, Remington Steele, Killing Eve, SuccessionPlatform Fit: HBO, Netflix, Apple TV+, FX, Prime Video Format & Genre Scripted Drama Series (8–10 episodes per season)Genre: Legal Thriller / Character-Driven Dramedy Why Now? / Unique Angle Cavalier at Law flips the classic legal duo on its head. In a time when truth, privilege, and optics shape justice, this series explores ambition from opposite ends of the system: a self-made Latina lawyer versus the rich white man who coasts on charm. It’s Suits for the morally conflicted. Damages with bite. Visual Style / Format Innovation A lush contrast of glassy boardrooms and raw personal flashbacks. Fast-paced legal montage meets prestige character drama. The assistant’s punk energy slices through the polish with reckless wit and wardrobe to match. It’s high-style courtroom storytelling, but the emotional stakes are always personal. Key Talent Showrunner Style: David E. Kelley meets Phoebe Waller-BridgeCasting: She (Lead): Smart, principled, emotionally guarded — Melissa Barrera, Jenna Ortega, Isabela MercedHe (Cavalier): Suave, unserious, hiding secrets — Glen Powell, Jacob Elordi, Nicholas Hoult Assistant: Witty, punk-coded, unpredictable — Barbie Ferreira, Hari Nef, Ayo Edebiri Budget / Ask Estimated Budget: TBD

Visual Style / Format Innovation A collision of The Office’s cringe-inducing mundanity and Veep’s biting satire, set against surreal disaster backdrops. Realistic corporate environments disrupted by absurd visuals: levitating debris, eerily normal group therapy amid ruined cities, or kaiju-sized footprints sanitized by indifferent cleanup crews. Sharp dialogue, snappy pacing, and fourth-wall-breaking moments make the audience co-conspirators in the chaos. Why Now? / Unique Angle While superhero fatigue saturates mainstream media, Aftermath flips the lens—off the heroes and onto the ignored. By blending absurdity with dark humor, it explores the unseen consequences of “heroic” actions and lampoons the corporate, bureaucratic, and emotional mess left behind. In an era obsessed with accountability, Aftermath asks: who really cleans up the mess? Audience & Platform Target Audience: Adults 18–49, fans of workplace comedy, superhero satire, and black humor. Platform Fit: Streaming platforms with global appeal, ideal for viewers of The Boys, Veep, and The Office. Format & Genre Scripted, Episodic (Half-hour), Black Comedy / Satire Key Talent Showrunner: TBD Director: TBD Casting: Seeking a mix of seasoned comedic talent and diverse newcomers, including an iconic lead for Gill. Budget / Ask Estimated Budget: TBD

Audience & Platform Target Audience: 18–34, especially comedy nerds, media students, and anyone who’s worked a toxic creative job Platform Fit: Hulu, HBO, Peacock, FX, Comedy Central Format & Genre Scripted Mockumentary Comedy Series (8–10 episodes per season) Workplace Satire / Ensemble Drama-Comedy Why Now? / Unique Angle As audiences grow savvier—and more jaded—about celebrity culture, Friday Night Slam rips the curtain back on the toxic hilarity of making comedy for a nation that’s half-asleep and half-outraged. This is SNL if the drama behind the scenes was the show. Its mockumentary format lets it swing between absurdist bits and brutally real character moments, making it a generational satire for our media-saturated moment. Visual Style / Format Innovation Think cinéma vérité meets sketch-show chaos: single-camera, handheld confessionals mixed with “live” show segments, table reads, and backstage meltdowns. The show-within-the-show aesthetic blends glitzy late-night studio energy with drab writers’ rooms and hallways buzzing with passive-aggressive tension. Occasional faux celebrity cameos (real or faked) heighten the illusion and mock industry vanity. Key Talent Created by Luther Creek (and possibly Liam Carl) Ideal cast: diverse ensemble of up-and-coming comedians with strong improv chops Potential director/showrunner: someone with a knack for workplace comedy and chaos (e.g., Adam McKay or Lucia Aniello) Budget / Ask Estimated Budget: TBD

Visual Style / Format Innovation A gritty, neo-noir aesthetic with stark lighting, reflective surfaces, and abrupt, surreal breaks. Each episode intersperses traditional action with hallucinatory visuals—David’s memory tapes playing back like a twisted VHS archive. The world is filled with hidden codes, offbeat neighbors, and sinister corporate overlords, creating a labyrinthine narrative structure similar to Mr. Robot meets Twin Peaks. Why Now? / Unique Angle The Accidental Assassin blends sharp psychological thrills with dark comedy, unraveling the truth behind a world of staged accidents, manipulated narratives, and personal hauntings. This story taps into modern anxieties about control, surveillance, and identity while delivering genre-defying satire and suspense. Audiences will be drawn to its mix of gritty urban realism and eerie supernatural elements. Audience & Platform Target Audience: 25–54, fans of dark comedy, psychological thrillers, and surreal urban noir Platform Fit: Ideal for streaming platforms (BBC iPlayer, Netflix, Prime Video) with global appeal. Format & Genre Scripted, Episodic (8–10 episodes), Black Comedy / Psychological Thriller / Urban Noi Key Talent Creators: Liam Carl & Luther Creek Director: TBD Casting: A darkly charismatic lead as David Phelps, with a supporting cast of eccentric and menacing New York characters. Budget / Ask Estimated Budget: TBD

Audience & Platform Target Audience: Adults 18–34, comedy fans, dark comedy lovers, and satire audiences.Platform Fit: Hulu, Netflix, Amazon Prime, HBO Max, FX. Format & Genre Scripted Feature Film or Limited Comedy Series (8 x 30 mins)Dark Comedy / Satire / Workplace Dramedy Why Now? / Unique Angle In an era obsessed with side hustles, curated emotion, and social media performance, Mourn Stars satirizes the gig economy while exploring our complicated relationship with authenticity, presence and human connection. It’s a fresh, irreverent look at how the persistent desire to control your own story can be commodified - even after death. Visual Style / Format Innovation Stylized comedic tone with slick, elevated visuals - from sun-drenched cemeteries to absurdly glamorous funerals and awkwardly intimate graveside moments. Quick-cut montages of rehearsed grief, influencer-style confessionals, and occasional fourth-wall breaks bring a modern edge. Key Talent Ideal for a diverse, charismatic cast of up-and-coming actors in their 20s. Potential for a buzzy ensemble with strong chemistry and comedic timing.Potential producing partners: Hulu, Netflix, FX, A24, Annapurna. Budget / Ask Estimated Budget: TBD

Audience & Platform Target Audience: 18–35, fans of prestige thrillers and serialized crime drama.Platform Fits: HBO, FX, Netflix, AMC, Apple TV+ Format & Genre Scripted Series Episodic (8 episodes) Historical Thriller / Psychological Drama Why Now? / Unique Angle With social divisions and systemic failures under a global microscope, To whom it may concern speaks to modern audiences through a high-stakes detective thriller that doesn’t shy away from moral ambiguity. At its core: a battle between obsession and order, and the cost of justice when no one agrees on what justice means. Visual Style / Format Innovation With social divisions and systemic failures under a global microscope, To whom it may concern speaks to modern audiences through a high-stakes detective thriller that doesn’t shy away from moral ambiguity. At its core: a battle between obsession and order, and the cost of justice when no one agrees on what justice means. Key Talent Detective Jack Harper: A veteran investigator hardened by loss, grappling with relevance and guilt. Eliot: An OCD killer whose precision is unmatched—every scene is a performance, every murder a message. Rebecca: A junior detective and moral compass whose unconventional thinking challenges Harper’s worldview. Budget / Ask Estimated Budget: TBD

Audience & Platform Target Audience: 18–65, fans of gothic horror, psychological thrillers, and contemporary re-imaginings Platform Fit: Streaming or premium cable with a global reach. Why Now? / Unique Angle This fresh take reveals the other side of a classic gothic tale—reclaiming a woman's voice from a male-centric narrative. In an era obsessed with re-examining historical injustices and amplifying unheard voices, The Innocent leverages a familiar story but turns it on its head. The subtle shift from a male-filtered diary interpretation to the raw truth aligns with contemporary movements of truth-telling, justice for the marginalized, and the reclamation of autonomy. Visual Style / Format Innovation Haunting, atmospheric, sparse, cinematography infused with modern surrealist elements—contrasting stark, decaying manors with flashes of present-day overlays (e.g., ghostly projections, fragmented memories). The narrative unfolds through the eyes of the female ghost, blending her spectral presence with investigative subplots of the surviving male servant seeking evidence of the crime. Imagine The Others meets Sharp Objects with a dash of The Haunting of Hill Format & Genre Scripted, Episodic (8–10 episodes), Gothic Thriller / Mystery / Psychological Horror Key Talent Showrunner: TBD Director: TBD Casting: Strong, diverse leads for the ghost and surviving servant. High-profile actor sought for the owner. Budget / Ask Estimated Budget: TBD