Audience & Platform Target Audience: 18–28-year-olds; fans of edgy coming-of-age dramas, indie film audiences, true crime, and psychological thrillers. Platform Fit: HBO, FX, Netflix, A24 TV, Amazon Prime. Format & Genre Scripted Limited Drama Series (8–10 episodes) Coming-of-Age / Dark Comedy / Psychological Drama Why Now? / Unique Angle As youth today face new waves of disconnection, substance abuse, and existential dread, High of '91 reflects timeless questions of identity and escape. Set in a pre-digital era — without smartphones, social media, or online validation — this story leans into the stark physicality of a generation forced to confront boredom and trauma head-on, making it both nostalgic and uncomfortably relevant. Visual Style / Format Innovation The series blends handheld, vérité-style cinematography with moments of raw intimacy and surreal edge. Inspired by the naturalistic grittiness of Kids and Ken Park, combined with the visual boldness of The Doom Generation, the world is sweaty, claustrophobic, and intensely atmospheric. Period-correct 90s textures — Yugo hatchbacks, trailer parks, thrift store wardrobes, analog music, and VHS aesthetics — immerse viewers fully in the time period while heightening the stakes of every choice the characters make. Key Talent Writers: Liam Carl and Luther CreekBased on an original concept by Liam Carl and Robert CluesmanPotential Directors: Indie auteurs with experience in raw youth cinema (e.g. Harmony Korine, Sean Baker, Jonah Hill)Casting: Fresh breakout leads with a grounded, naturalistic style. Budget / Ask Estimated Budget: TBD

Audience & Platform Target Audience: 18–49, fans of grounded science fiction, romantic thrillers, and character-driven adventure.Platform Fit: Netflix, Amazon Prime, Apple TV+, HBO Max, theatrical release with awards-season appeal Format & Genre Feature Film Sci-Fi Adventure / Romantic Thriller / Character-Driven Drama Why Now? / Unique Angle As space colonization moves from science fiction to near-future reality, Joe Goes to Mars taps into our modern fascination with space exploration, personal reinvention, and second chances. With its blend of grounded human emotion, unexpected romance, and high-stakes sci-fi intrigue, it offers a fresh, intimate take on interplanetary storytelling — with real heart beneath the spectacle. Visual Style / Format Innovation Futuristic but grounded — sleek, utilitarian technology that feels just a few steps ahead of today. Visually, think The Martian meets Passengers, but with an indie sensibility similar to Her or Ex Machina. The desolate beauty of Mars contrasts with the emotional complexity of the characters. The tone shifts from hopeful escape to tense mystery, and finally, to bittersweet redemption. Key Talent Perfect for a relatable leading man who can carry both vulnerability and heroism (Adam Driver, Paul Mescal type). Directors with a balance of intimacy and sci-fi world-building — Denis Villeneuve, Alex Garland, or Lisa Joy. Budget / Ask Estimated Budget: TBD

Audience & Platform Target Audience: Adults 18–49, Horror/thriller Fans, fans of Saw, Money Pit, Brewster’s Millions, Ex Machina, Get Out, and The Invisible Man.Platform Fit: Netflix, Amazon Prime, Hulu, A24, Blumhouse, Neon. Format & Genre Scripted Horror Thriller Feature Film Why Now? / Unique Angle In an era where technology and smart homes are becoming omnipresent, House Trap taps into our modern anxieties about surveillance, control, and digital autonomy. This isn't just a haunted house — it's a sentient, manipulative system that preys on human weaknesses. Marrying psychological horror with techno-thriller elements, it’s a sharp commentary on greed, privacy, and the illusion of comfort. Visual Style / Format Innovation High-contrast modern visuals blending sleek architectural minimalism with claustrophobic, shifting interiors. The design aesthetic pulls from Kubrick’s precision, Parasite's class tension, and Cube’s disorienting spatial horror. The house itself feels both aspirational and oppressive — pristine during the day, suffocatingly labyrinthine at night. The house’s AI interface “HOM” delivers a chillingly polite but sinister presence throughout, mixing traditional haunted house tropes with futuristic dread. Key Talent Writers: Liam Carl and Luther CreekSeeking: Director with strong psychological thriller credentials (e.g. Mike Flanagan, Jennifer Kent, Ari Aster) Potential VO: Recognizable actor for HOM’s chillingly calm voice Budget / Ask Estimated Budget: TBD

Visual Style / Format Innovation The Treatment unfolds in a visually fractured world where clinical sterility collides with supernatural surrealism. The film shifts from stark, symmetrical interiors and muted palettes—reflecting Garret’s compulsive order—into lush, hyper-saturated hallucinations that blur dreams, trauma, and transformation. Why Now? / Unique Angle In an age defined by medical mistrust, mental health crises, and wellness industry overreach, The Treatment hits a cultural pressure point. The film confronts the dark side of self-diagnosis and holistic obsession—channeling society’s growing fear that “health” has become a commodity, and those selling it may be the ones feeding on us. Audience & Platform For fans of elevated horror (Hereditary, The Witch), ages 18–35. Ideal for A24, Shudder, NEON, or Netflix, with strong genre festival appeal. Format & Genre Genre: Psychological Horror / Supernatural Thriller The Treatment blends grounded psychological tension with gothic horror. Key Talent TBD Budget / Ask Estimated Budget: TBD

Visual Style / Format Innovation A vivid retrofuturist aesthetic à la The Jetsons meets Moonrise Kingdom—with practical miniatures, whimsical sets, and visual gags that echo Jacques Tati and Wes Anderson. The show plays with period textures and colors to create a storybook world where scientific mishaps feel like magic. Practical effects give the bird-flight experiments slapstick realism. Why Now? / Unique Angle In a world rediscovering retro optimism and craving feel-good, family-friendly content with heart, Make Them Fly delivers zany science, sincere wonder, and absurdist fun. It blends quirky worldbuilding with themes of ambition, love, and letting go of control—tapping into both the nostalgia for analog invention and the timeless urge to do the impossible. Audience & Platform Target Audience: Families, kids 8–14, sci-fi fans, lovers of quirky humor (Wes Anderson, Wallace & Gromit fans) Platform Fit: Apple TV+, Netflix (Family/Animation), Peacock, Amazon Prime Video, Disney+ Originals Format & Genre Scripted Feature FilmComedy / Fantasy / Satire Key Talent Dr. Beatrix "Trixie" Featherstone: Think Kristen Wiig meets Madeline Kahn Harold “Harry” Cluckman: A mix of Zach Galifianakis and Steve Carell in full awkward modePotentiaxl Collaborators: Production designer with retro-futurist flair; comedy director with stylized vision (e.g., Jared Hess, Taika Waititi) Budget / Ask Estimated Budget: TBD

Visual Style / Format Innovation A storybook come to life in Wes Anderson symmetry, Tim Burton whimsy, and The Princess Bride charm. Set pieces include floating wedding venues, sentient cakes, and a rival wedding mid-ceremony. Framed by an older Luna reading from her chaotic memoir in a eclectic bookshop, the film blends playful narration, heightened design, and occasional musical absurdity to create a maximalist aesthetic rooted in emotional truth Why Now? / Unique Angle In an age obsessed with perfection and performance—on social media, in love, and especially in weddings—Madly Ever After flips the narrative. It satirizes the pressure to be “normal” in a world that has never agreed on what that even means. Equal parts heart and hilarity, it taps into a cultural craving for authenticity amidst the absurd. Audience & Platform Target Audience: 18–40, fans of fantastical rom-coms, visual comedy, and films that break the rules (Everything Everywhere All at Once, The Grand Budapest Hotel, The Good Place)Platform Fit: Netflix, Amazon Prime, Searchlight, A24, Neon, or a Sundance breakout with global streamer appeal. Format & Genre Scripted Feature FilmRomantic Comedy / Fantasy / Satire Key Talent Narrator (Elder Luna): Someone warm with comedic bite (e.g., Emma Thompson, Catherine O’Hara) Director Wishlist: Domee Shi, Taika Waititi, or a newcomer with whimsical visual fluency 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 Feature Film Drama / Mystery / Family Saga Why Now? / Unique Angle In a time when conversations around adoption, race, and identity are more relevant than ever, Mother confronts the emotional aftermath of hidden truths and reframes the adoption narrative through the lens of an adult adoptee of color. It’s a timely, nuanced story that resonates with universal themes of belonging, loss, and self-discovery while offering a rarely seen perspective. Visual Style / Format Innovation Lush, intimate cinematography blending naturalistic present-day drama with haunting, poetic flashbacks and dreamlike surrealism. Visual motifs of song, writing, and mirrors evoke the themes of duality and identity. The narrative balances grounded emotional truth with lyrical flourishes inspired by the imagined world of her mother’s unwritten stories. Key Talent To Be Cast — opportunity for a rising or established Black female lead; ideal for a visionary director experienced with intimate, emotionally charged narratives. Potential producing partners: A24, Plan B, Higher Ground Productions. Budget / Ask Estimated Budget: TBD

Audience & Platform Target Audience: Adult thriller and horror fans; viewers invested in female-driven narratives, elevated genre, and social commentary. Platform Fit: Netflix, Prime Video, A24, Blumhouse, Focus Features, Neon. Format & Genre Scripted Feature Film Psychological Thriller / Supernatural Horror Why Now? / Unique Angle At a time when systemic oppression and the fight for female autonomy are at the center of global conversations, Dog of Durango delivers a timely, visceral, and cathartic story that explores the cost of survival in a world designed to marginalize women. By wrapping these themes inside a high-tension supernatural thriller, the film speaks directly to modern audiences hungry for empowering, elevated genre stories that challenge outdated narratives. Visual Style / Format Innovation A tense, atmospheric blend of grounded period realism and supernatural horror, with a strong emphasis on practical creature effects to heighten the terror. The camera rarely leaves Amelia’s point of view, intensifying the claustrophobia of her isolation while the vast, stark beauty of Durango’s desert becomes both a sanctuary and a haunting void. The tone fuses the creeping dread of The Witch with the brutal, cathartic triumph of The Brave One. Key Talent Director Wish List: Guillermo Del Toro Lead Talent Wish List: Ana de Armas Budget / Ask Estimated Budget: TBD

Audience & Platform 18–55, fans of elevated feel-good dramas, social commentary, and character-driven stories.Platform Fit: Netflix, Amazon Prime, Apple TV+, Searchlight, A24. Format & Genre Feature FilmSocial Drama / Light Satire / Inspirational Character Study Why Now? / Unique Angle In an era obsessed with wealth, social mobility, and identity curation, Passing offers a smart, uplifting take on the modern class system, blending elements of satire, wish fulfillment, and real-world commentary on access and privilege. It’s a Cinderella story for the 21st century, where the ball isn’t about romance, but about using access and influence for good. The film taps into both the fantasy of walking within elite circles and the moral question of how we choose to leverage privilege, earned or unearned, to create meaningful change. Visual Style / Format Innovation A modern, sharp visual style blending the opulence of high-society settings (think yachts, galleries, private jets, galas) with grounded emotional moments. Cinematic elegance à la The Talented Mr. Ripley, with the warm, observational tone of Erin Brockovich and a hint of the aspirational Inventing Anna aesthetic — but rooted in good-hearted, morally rich storytelling. Key Talent Perfect for a rising female lead with natural charm, intelligence, and emotional depth. Directors who can balance satire, drama, and moral complexity — such as Greta Gerwig, Lulu Wang, or Alexander Payne. Budget / Ask Estimated Budget: TBD

Audience & Platform Target Audience: 18–49, action fans, LGBTQ+ viewers, holiday movie audiences, genre hybrid enthusiastsPlatform Fit: Netflix, Amazon Prime, Apple TV+, theatrical release Format & Genre Scripted Action-Thriller Feature Film Genre: Action / Holiday / LGBTQ+ Romance / Survival Thriller Why Now? / Unique Angle As audiences demand more inclusive, genre-redefining stories, Eve on Fire delivers a fierce, female-fronted action thriller that centers a same-sex relationship without making it the conflict. Its fusion of emotional intimacy, tactical realism, and holiday spectacle answers the call for smarter, more inclusive blockbusters while tapping into the growing appetite for elevated action storytelling. Visual Style / Format Innovation Close-quarters, grounded fight choreography (think John Wick’s precision in snowbound, confined spaces). Cinematic, wintry visuals blending isolation and holiday warmth — Christmas lights flickering against falling snow and the distant crack of gunfire. Minimalist, intimate dialogue punctuated by high-stakes tactical action. Emotional flashbacks woven into real-time survival stakes, deepening Evelyn’s arc. Key Talent Lead: Evelyn — seeking major female action lead (Emily Blunt, Eiza González, Charlize Theron)Director: Visionary female or LGBTQ+ director with action pedigreeProduction: Studio or streamer with global reach and awards ambition Budget / Ask Estimated Budget: TBD

Audience & Platform Target Audience: 18–45, fans of absurdist comedy, sci-fi parodies, and dark humor.Platform Fit: Hulu, Prime Video, FX, Adult Swim Format & Genre Scripted Comedy Feature Film Sci-Fi Comedy / Psychological Parody Why Now? / Unique Angle In an era obsessed with truth, loyalty, and simulated realities, Breaking the Norm takes a wildly comedic swing at gaslighting and indoctrination—showing just how resilient (and ridiculous) humans can be when they sense something’s off. A dark, weird, and timely satire with a retro-sci-fi twist. Visual Style / Format Innovation A single-location “Earth replica” set with surreal details just slightly off—fake birds, uncanny weather, over-rehearsed small talk. Think pastel-filtered suburbia meets alien IKEA. Uses a mockumentary tone, fourth-wall breaks, and lo-fi alien tech to drive comedic tension. Key Talent Casting wish list includes comedic ensemble actors with comedy genre chops. Writers from shows like Avenue 5, Upload, or Inside No. 9 would thrive in this tonal space. Budget / Ask Estimated Budget: TBD

Audience & Platform Target Audience: 18–49 horror fans, genre festival audiences, elevated horror devotees, and the board game/escape room community.Platform Fit: Netflix, Prime Video, Hulu, A24, Shudder Format & Genre Scripted Feature Film Horror / Dark Comedy / Supernatural Survival Why Now? / Unique Angle In an age of escape rooms, nostalgia-driven entertainment, and renewed interest in practical horror effects, Rolling Bones blends classic board game tropes with brutal horror and razor-sharp comedy. It offers a fresh genre mash-up that appeals to fans of Midsommar, Ready or Not, Cabin in the Woods, and Evil Dead Rise — while tapping into deep folklore and cursed object mythology. Visual Style / Format Innovation Key art direction: A muted, claustrophobic palette; practical gore; ancient symbology etched into wood, bone, and blood-stained surfaces. Signature props: The cursed wooden game board (hand-carved, weathered, stained), and the small red die marked with fictional occult symbols. Typography treatment: Bone-textured title design, distressed organic shapes reflecting ancient craftsmanship. Tone: Alternates between suffocating dread and absurd, pitch-black humor. Key Talent To be determined — ideal for a horror director with strong visual world-building sensibilities (ex: Ari Aster, Sam Raimi, Radio Silence). Budget / Ask Estimated Budget: TBD

Audience & Platform Target Audience: 18–65, fans of political thrillers, prestige sci-fi, and dystopian dramas.Platform Fit: Netflix, Apple TV+, Amazon Prime, A24, Searchlight. Format & Genre Feature Film Political Sci-Fi Thriller / Dystopian Satire / Psychological Drama Why Now? / Unique Angle In a time of deepfake technology, misinformation, and increasing attacks on historical truth, New History is a chillingly timely meditation on the weaponization of narrative. It explores how power doesn't just rewrite laws or policies but rewrites memory itself. The film taps into current anxieties about truth, censorship, media manipulation, and the terrifying ease with which entire societies can be reprogrammed to forget uncomfortable facts. Visual Style / Format Innovation Sleek, cold, high-contrast modernist design: think Gattaca meets The Lives of Others. Sterile government buildings, minimalist technology and pristine cityscapes mask the deep rot beneath. Flashbacks to the real past appear in muted, imperfect grain while the state-approved "New History" is bright, glossy, and eerily perfect. The visual contrast reflects the battle between reality and illusion, memory and truth. Key Talent Perfect for a prestige director with experience in political, dystopian, or psychological thrillers — such as Denis Villeneuve, Alex Garland, or Yorgos Lanthimos. The lead requires a complex, internal performance — someone capable of portraying moral conflict and quiet descent into paranoia. Budget / Ask Estimated Budget: TBD

Audience & Platform Target Audience: 18–65, fans of feel-good dramas, thoughtful character-driven stories, and optimistic narratives about self-discovery. Platform Fit: Netflix, Apple TV+, Amazon Prime, Searchlight, A24. Format & Genre Feature FilmCharacter-Driven Drama / Comedy-Drama / Heartfelt Identity Journey Why Now? / Unique Angle In a world where people constantly reinvent themselves for careers, relationships, and social media, Mr. Happy offers a timeless and universal reminder: you don’t find yourself by becoming everyone else. Through a series of warm, funny, and gently bittersweet life chapters, the film explores modern identity, adaptability, and the quiet beauty of being appreciated and understood for who you truly are. Visual Style / Format Innovation Time-spanning narrative in which each "chapter" fully immerses the affable Emmett (Mr. Happy) into a new world where shifting visual languages: color palettes, music, and styles subtly change to reflect each version of his identity. Tonally warm, gently surreal and emotionally grounded. Think Groundhog Day (structural repetition), Forrest Gump (life-spanning odyssey), About Time (emotional warmth), and Nomadland (search for belonging). Key Talent Perfect for an actor with warmth, range, and natural charm who can authentically embody and carry multiple personas across time. Directors known for soulful, humanistic storytelling. Alexander Payne, Richard Linklater, Jason Reitman, or Mike Mills would be ideal. Budget / Ask Estimated Budget: TBD

Audience & Platform Target Audience: 25–65, fans of historical dramas, political thrillers, and prestige cinema.Platform Fit: Theatrical release, specialty distributors (e.g. Focus Features, A24, Searchlight), streamer awards divisions (Netflix, Amazon, Apple TV+). Format & Genre Feature FilmDrama / Historical Fiction / Political Thriller / Psychological Drama Why Now? / Unique Angle As global conversations revisit the seduction of power, moral compromise, and the silence or complicity of artists within rising, oppressive regimes, Mephisto offers a hauntingly relevant allegory. It explores how ambition and vanity can blind individuals to the cost of enabling authoritarianism, drawing chilling parallels to present-day struggles between art, politics, and personal ethics. Visual Style / Format Innovation Cinematic, atmospheric, and visually striking, blending the opulence of theater and early cinema with the growing darkness of fascist spectacle. Grand opera houses, shadowy political backrooms, and stylized Nazi-era architecture contrast with intimate psychological moments of moral conflict. Influences: The Lives of Others, The Godfather, Cabaret. Key Talent Ideal for a director known for rich psychological and political dramas (e.g. Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck, Todd Field, Sam Mendes). Could attract awards-season level cast seeking complex, morally ambiguous roles. Budget / Ask Estimated Budget: TBD