TV Writing
I'm interested in being staffed in a writer's room. Pretty please? And, of course, developing and producing my own shows. I love writing goofy (and often spooky) little comedies featuring best friends (think: Detroiters, South Side, PEN15).
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Also would love to write sketch comedy for television. In fact, my brain might explode if I ever got to write for I Think You Should Leave or a Carol Burnett Show revival or any other sketch comedy program. Please reach out for examples of my sketch work.
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Anyway. Check out the scripts I've written so far right here (both original pilots and specs).
SATURDAY JONES (Comedy Pilot, 2022)
Investigating ghosts, goblins, and all things ghoulish isn't just a hobby for ten-year-old Saturday Jones -- it's a calling. When something wicked starts wreaking havoc in her family home, she recruits her best pals, Frownie and Kizzy, to help her get to the bottom of the case.
DRIVER'S D(ED) (Comedy Pilot, 2021)
Longtime best friends Molly and Iggy run a Halloween-themed driving school in Ann Arbor, Michigan. In an effort to get enrollment numbers up, they host a recruitment event on one of the busiest days of the year for the college town: Football Saturday.
"SPIES" (PEN15 Spec, 2020)
Maya and Anna head to Washington, D.C. for a class trip. Their recent obsession with spies leads them to believe that they're being watched while they tour the nation's capital.
FRANKO, DON'T CROSS THE STREET! (Comedy Pilot, 2019)
Determined to get to the root of why chickens are so often the butt of the joke, Franko, a real live chicken, embarks on a road trip with a documentary crew to find answers. Their first stop? A comedy club, where things quickly get uglier than anyone expected.