SCI-OLY

Sixteen-year-old Lily has no confidence and no friends. When she's forced to join the science club at school, she slowly finds her sense of belonging.

SOMEWHERE OUT THERE

Emma is a wannabe influencer, trying to find that one ‘thing’ that will help her break in. When she manages to capture a video of a real alien encounter, she finally goes viral. Unsure how to handle her newfound success, she relies on the help of conspiracy theorist Neil to help navigate aliens and love.

Awards/Mentions

2021 Austin Film Festival Comedy Screenplay Competition - Top 20%

SALEM MYSTERIES

Keiko is drifting through high school. She has no plan or idea of what her future will look like. When one of her classmates is murdered, Keiko is pulled into the seedy underbelly of her small town. Her world is shaken up by lies, cover ups, and stalkers. Can she uncover the truth about what really happened to her classmate?

HAIL MARY

Football courses through the veins of Texas high schooler, Annie Crimson. After a series of misogynistic events surrounding her school’s football team, Annie decides to start an all-female team of her own. In order for her to have a season, she must fight her all-state quarterback/football coach father, status quo principals, stupid high school jocks, and a horrified football-obsessed town. Luckily, they might actually have a chance thanks to her gym teacher, her best friends/teammates and the support of most of the female student body. Annie proves that anyone can play America’s most brutal sport.

Awards/Mentions

2020 Austin Film Festival Screenplay Competition - Top 20%

2019 California Women’s Film Festival - Finalist

THE ONE IN THE ROOM

College freshman Mari thinks she’s going to go to her new school and live the same assimilated life that she’s always lived. But, she quickly realizes what a difficult task this will be as one of the few Asian American students at her extremely “liberal” college. Mari will have to fend off racist professors, the insensitive white men that she works with on the comedy show she writes for and weebs (white people obsessed with Japan, we all know one). With the help of her roommate and the one other Asian girl on campus, she’ll learn to embrace the identity she’s been running from her whole life.

EAT MY SHORTS

Child actor Mei is the star of the most popular teen sitcom on TV, yet she wants nothing more than to escape the entertainment world and go live a normal life where she can have real friends and relationships. However, her satanic manager (that’s also her sister) and the fame obsessed showrunner keep making the show a success, locking her in season after season. Only her narcissistic, but lovable castmates can show her glimpses of light in the sitcom hell she lives in and help her prioritize fun over work.