Screenplays

Island Rules

Feature screenplay • Romantic Comedy • 116 pages • In Pre-Production

In paradise, everything feels possible. But when two couples embrace the freedom of “Island Rules,” the line between casual romance and real love starts to disappear.

The Love Coaches

Feature screenplay • Romantic Comedy • 119 pages

Set in a beautiful resort in Hawaii, "The Love Coaches" follows Max, a dating coach who brings his group of charming, nerdy students for an accelerated dating seminar at an adult-only resort. Coincidentally, Julia, another dating coach, is at the same resort with her group of female students for the same reason. Comedy and romance ensue as the groups inevitably meet, exchange perspectives on their mutual situation, and find true love along the way.

This original, dialogue heavy romantic comedy is filled with a plethora of sci-fi references all throughout the film, giving it a unique voice and perspective in the genre.

• 2025 International Richmond Film Festival - Top Official Selection.

• 2025 Beverly Hills Film Festival - Official Selection.

The Wing Girl

Feature screenplay • Romantic Comedy • 109 pages

Colin hires the services of an exclusive and secret service "The Wing Girls" created by Gloria, an eccentric old woman who has been helping men get the girl of their dreams since the 80's.

As Mary-Anne helps Colin win Jennifer over, love takes an unexpected turn.

Us Four

Feature screenplay • Romantic Comedy • 122 pages

Four high-school friends reunite for a birthday weekend at a secluded lake house.

As the celebrations unfold, married couple Tiffany and Jake struggle with the realities of adulthood and impending parenthood, while Amy and Neil find themselves unexpectedly drawn back to a long-buried crush.

The Rules of Being in Love

Feature screenplay • Romantic Comedy • 96 pages

Jenny, a gorgeous but struggling actress, crashes on her friend Paul’s couch, where she meets his roommate, Brian. They hit it off, talking about love and relationships, and end up writing a screenplay together. But is their romance a passing fling or true love?

Set entirely in one apartment.

The Perfect Girl - Part 1: Summertime

Feature screenplay • Romantic Comedy • 118 pages

Summer, the free-spirited daughter of hippie, polyamorous parents, moves to the U.S. just before her senior year after growing up in Southeast Asia. Paired with class nerd James to help her pass math and graduate, the two quickly become friends. As James tutors Summer in numbers, she schools him in relationships and women—while they spend the summer at a birthday party, hanging out by the pool, and going to the mall, joined by his best friend and comedic sidekick, Jerry.

The Perfect Girl - Part 2: High-School

Feature screenplay • Romantic Comedy • 118 pages

James and Summer go through their senior year together, balancing school, friends, and the moments that shape their last year before college. As their friendship slowly begins to change, the year unfolds through simple experiences—a lake party, prom, and time spent together—leading into a romantic year before everything changes.

The Perfect Girl - Part 3: Forever

Feature screenplay • Romantic Comedy • 121 pages

Seven years later, James is in Los Angeles and Summer is in New York, living very different lives. When Summer realizes she made a mistake and wants James back, she enlists Jerry’s help to find her way back into his life. But when an old secret is revealed, everything accelerates, setting the stage for the final chapter of James and Summer’s love story.