PROJECTS
forefathers (Feature Film- Comedy)
In Development with Owl Tree Productions
After blowing their savings on three failed IVF attempts, Philadelphia middle school history teacher Shea and her job-juggling actress wife Julie score free drugs on Facebook and dive into a frantic 48-hour quest for a sperm donor, racing against a ticking biological clock.
A PRESCRIPTION FOR CHRISTMAS (Feature Film- Comedy)
“Trainwreck” meets every Hallmark film since the dawn of time.
After a drunken mistake at a company Christmas party, Jessica, a successful Jewish New York publishing executive, tries to bury the Christmas gift that keeps on giving.
A WEDDING AT WINTERBURY (Feature Film- RomCom)
Classic Hallmark- Shopping Agreement with 1111 Film Group
*Finalist in Reel One Entertainment’s “Write-A-Rom-Com” Competition
Mackenzie Wright is a bridal consultant at the chicest wedding dress boutique in Manhattan...and a hopeless romantic. So when Mackenzie’s boss sends her to work the Winterbury Winery bridal expo in Connecticut, she’s shocked to meet Adrian Winterbury, who frankly, seems allergic to weddings altogether. 
Polly’s (1 Hr Dramedy)
“Boardwalk Empire” meets “Coyote Ugly.”
POLLY’S is the story of the most exclusive bordello in Prohibition Era NYC, where elite call girls entertain celebrities, mobsters, and intelligentsia alike under the watchful gaze of their 4’11’’ Jewish immigrant Madam, Polly Adler.
CAREER DAY (1/2 HR COMEDY)
Andrea Savage’s “I’m Sorry” meets Joe Swanberg’s “Easy”
An anthology series about a group of parents in the Philadelphia suburbs, feeling the pressure to make sense of their lives enough to present something passable to a class of oblivious six-year-olds.
OUT WITH A BANG (1/2 hour Comedy)
“New Girl” meets “Grace and Frankie”
A broke, single actress has to give up her Upper West Side studio when her Broadway show, Timeless: The Michael Bolton Musical, unexpectedly closes…on her 30th birthday. She makes a game time decision to move in with her sex-positive, Jewish grandmother who is determined to go out with a bang.
Pivot step (Feature Film- Comedy)
“A League of Their Own” meets “Dead Poets Society”
Senda Berenson, the 25-year-old phys-ed teacher at Smith College, struggles to reach the reluctant ladies of the class of 1892. Determined to raise a class of ballsy women who are competitive in the world of men, Senda introduces them to “basket-ball” less than one year after its invention for men.