Scripts

STUDY ABROAD

In development with Kristin Ellingson directing and Eleanor Hoppe and Milk & Honey Pictures producing. The project's agent is Claire Best of Claire Best & Associates.
In 1994, 20-year-old Nelson Berkowitz hopes that studying in Prague for a semester will help him recover from a broken heart and discover what he’ll do for the rest of his life. Surrounded by fellow expats, he embarks on a personal revolution as the City of One Hundred Spires inspires him to free his mind and claim his future, while Hedvika -- a formidable young Czech woman -- challenges him to be a man she can reckon with.
Winner, Beverly Hills Screenplay Contest
Finalist, Aura Screenwriter Awards
The Hot 100, Capital Fund Screenplay Competition

Features

PAINT THE NIGHT (in development)

When an American ex-pat flees Italy after her art thief boyfriend is killed by his partner, she grabs the priceless painting they stole and hides in New York. But with the partner and the painting's owner each hellbent on reclaiming it, the ex-pat must enlist the help of a struggling composer to survive a war both parties will do anything to win.
"It’s doing a lot of things that make art heist movies great: sophisticated
​characters, plenty of mistrust and some brilliant one-liners." -Slamdance Screenplay Competition
“There’s a lot to like in this script. It’s clever, witty and thoughtful. Great dialogue and entertaining characters." -Austin Film Festival

THE DEAFENING SILENCE OF A VERY BRIGHT LIGHT

During the course of a decadent New York evening, a photographer realizes his chances of mending things with his ex-girlfriend are slipping away, so he tries to win her back before she leaves him forever.
"Haunting." -The New York Post

Music Videos

Web Series

"[1,001 ONLINE DATES] is a must watch web series... gleefully awkward... relatable." -Gawker

Shorts

​"[A SENSE OF ENTITLEMENT] at times evokes Orson Welles." -The New York Times
"[A SENSE OF ENTITLEMENT is] a superb 30-minute stimulation of the senses." -The Village Voice
"[AFTER AN AUTUMN DAY THAT FELT LIKE SUMMER] provides a much-needed rude reminder that tragedy can bring out the worst in some people."
​-Film Threat
"[VIRGINAL YOUNG BLONDES is] a bold and disturbing new short film... a tight work where everything is never what it seems." -Film Threat