Scripts

 
Feature Films Newton's Laws of Emotion When a young Isaac Newton falls for a headstrong princess, he seeks to understand the principles of love using his new system of mathematics. But when his greatest adversary attempts to steal his work and the woman he adores, Newton realizes that falling in love isn't a matter of calculus, it's chemistry. Awards: Semifinalist, 2017 ScreenCraft Drama Screenplay Contest Semifinalist, 2017 WGAw Feature Writer Access Project Finalist, 2017 Alta Retreats: Screenwriting and Yoga Contest Quarterfinalist, 2016 ScreenCraft Comedy Screenplay Contest Nominee, Best Unproduced Screenplay - Feature, 2016 Utah Film Awards Semifinalist, Screenplay - Drama, 2015 Austin Film Festival Screenplay & Teleplay Competition Quarterfinalist, 2015 Nicholl Fellowships in Screenwriting Top 50, 2015 ISA Fast Track Fellow, 2015 CAPE New Writers Fellowship Finalist, TV Movie/Screenplay/Special, 2014 Spec Scriptacular Staged Reading, 2014 Sloan Film Summit, presented by Film Independent Best Screenplay, Historical, 2014 Table Read My Screenplay - London Runner-Up, Historical Feature, 2014 Nashville Film Festival Screenwriting Competition Finalist, Honorable Mention, Comedy, 2013 Screenplay Festival Finalist, Drama/Historical/Biopic/Period, 2013 Fresh Voices Screenplay Competition Top 100, 2013 Emerging Screenwriters Screenplay Competition Quarterfinalist, 2013 American Zoetrope Screenplay Contest Finalist, 2014 Richmond International Film Festival Fifth Place, 2013 London Film Awards Gold Prize, Historical Film, 2013 PAGE International Screenwriting Awards First Runner Up, Comedy, 2013 Creative World Awards Second Rounder (Top 10%), Screenplay - Drama, 2013 Austin Film Festival Screenplay & Teleplay Competition Semifinalist, 2013 Screenwriters Colony Quarterfinalist, 2013 Nicholl Fellowships in Screenwriting Semifinalist, 2013 Launch Pad Competition Winner, 2013 TFI Sloan Filmmaker Prize Grantee, 2013 TFI Sloan Filmmaker Fund Semifinalist, 2012 Nicholl Fellowships in Screenwriting Semifinalist, 2012 Nantucket Film Festival’s Tony Cox Screenplay Competition, sponsored by Showtime Quarterfinalist, 2011 Champion Screenwriting Competition Quarterfinalist, 2011 American Screenplay Competition 2011 Sloan Film Summit, presented by the Tribeca Film Institute 2011 Hamptons International Film Festival’s Sloan Screenplay Reading 2011 Hamptons International Film Festival’s Screenwriters’ Lab I'm Not Phil screenplay by Eugene Ramos; story by Eugene Ramos, Mark Hermano, and Chris Guzman Filipino-American Ray Garcia pretends to be Asian Golden Boy Phil Aquino to win the affections of Rachael, a white co-ed who thinks all Asians look alike. Awards: Top 10 Finalist, Diversity, 2017 Final Draft Big Break Screenwriting Contest Quarterfinalist, Comedy Feature, 2015 Nashville Film Festival Screenwriting Competition Semifinalist, Comedy, 2013 Screenplay Festival Quarterfinalist, Feature, 2013 Final Draft Big Break Screenwriting Contest Quarterfinalist, 2013 PAGE International Screenwriting Awards Finalist, 2011 The Next 15 Minutes Screenwriting Competition Spring 2009 NAMIC Writers' Workshop Fellow, 2008-2009 NATPE Diversity Fellowship Program              America’s Ben Franklin in: The Electrocution String screenplay by Jason Ungate and Eugene Ramos Before James Bond, there was Benjamin Franklin: inventor, philanthropist, and kung-fu master. Using his array of inventions, weapons, and kung-fu moves, Franklin is a one-man army eager to kick some ass, especially when he's wrongly accused of treason. Awards: Semifinalist, Amazon Studio’s Script Spotlight: America's Ben Franklin Punch-Up Award Guys Prefer Blondes, Girls Prefer Assholes Nice guy Jim Tunney has finally realized that women only like assholes. With the help of Derek, his genuine bastard of a boss, Jim transforms himself into a bona fide asshole to get the girl of his dreams (who happens to only like nice guys). TV Spec Scripts How I Met Your Mother “The Mosby Redemption” When a college crush visits New York, Ted is determined to chip away at her until she dumps her boyfriend, a play the gang refers to as “Shawshanking.” Awards: Winner, December 2016 Fan Fiction Film and Writing Festival Quarterfinalist, Television, 2013 Final Draft Big Break Screenwriting Contest Finalist, Television, Existing 1/2 Hour Sitcom, 2013 Creative World Awards Second Rounder (Top 10%), Teleplay - Sitcom Spec, 2013 Austin Film Festival Screenplay & Teleplay Competition Semifinalist, Sitcom, 2013 Spec Scriptacular, presented by TVWriter.com Finalist, 2013 Acclaim Scripts - TV Script Contest The Big Bang Theory “The Big Bong Theory” After a lab accident, Sheldon is transported to an alternate universe where the guys are dullards and Penny is a genius. Meanwhile, with Sheldon out of the picture, Wolowitz and Koothrappali vie for his belongings. Awards: Finalist, 2009 Carl Sautter Memorial Television Outreach Program Supernatural “Holiday Wishes” While investigating a case of spontaneous human combustion, Sam and Dean learn that the culprit may be an escaped genie bent on revenge.  Awards: Second Rounder (Top 10%), 2007 Austin Film Festival Screenplay & Teleplay Competition Painkiller Jane “Double the Pain” After Jane is sawed in half at the waist by a sadistic Neuro, both halves of her fully regenerate into two Janes. But which one is the real Jane? Awards: Grand Prize Winner, Painkiller Jane: A New Neuro, Starz Media and FanLib.com's "Painkiller Jane" writing competition TV Pilots Sons of Witches A trio of Asian-American men - all sons of witches - are tasked with taking over the "family business" of fighting supernatural threats after their mothers are killed. Unfortunately, unlike their mothers, these men have no powers to bring to the fight … except for Cal, a schizophrenic who may be the first male witch in centuries. Awards: Semifinalist, Drama & Action Series, 2017 People’s Pilot Competition Horny Unicorns are just another ethnic group in New York City. However, cultures clash when John (a human) and Sephie (a unicorn) decide to date against the wishes of their friends and family. Awards: Finalist, Half-Hour Show, 2014 People’s Pilot Competition Star Academy: 3013 “The Trouble With Crotch Busters” teleplay by Eugene Ramos; created by D.G. McMurry, Eugene Ramos, and Chris Whigham The finest cadets from around the galaxy attend Star Academy...and so do these guys. When Star Academy issues a ban on sex after an outbreak of sexually transmitted parasites, Cadet Johnnie Jacobson decides to sell clones of his pet triblin to cadets desperate to keep their minds off of sex. However, he and his friend Reg accidentally clone hundreds of triblins, causing mayhem in their dorm. Meanwhile, sexy robot C.O.R.A. searches for her elusive pleasure button. Awards: Third Place, 1/2 Hour (or Less) Series, 2016 People’s Pilot Competition Quarterfinalist, Half-Hour Pilot, 2015 Final Draft Big Break Screenwriting Contest Grand Prize Winner, 2015 The Cold Cut: NUEA's Comedy Pilot Competition Star Academy: 3013 “What Are Sex Robots Made Of?” teleplay by Christopher Valin; created by D.G. McMurry, Eugene Ramos, and Chris Whigham The finest cadets from around the galaxy attend Star Academy...and so do these guys. They may just graduate some day if they can manage not to wreck the universe first. Awards: Second Place, 1/2 Hour (or Less) Series, 2016 People’s Pilot Competition Semifinalist, 2016 LS&B Comedy Writing Contest Quarterfinalist, Television, 2016 ScreenCraft Screenwriting Fellowship Semifinalist, 30 Minute Pilot, 2016 Nashville Film Festival Screenwriting Competition Quarterfinalist, 2015 ScreenCraft Pilot Launch Competition Short Films They Hide From The Sun screenplay by Eugene Ramos; story by Terence Nance In a dystopian future where people live nocturnally to avoid the harmful rays of the sun, a young girl unravels the lie that has kept her and her sister in the dark. Awards: Semifinalist, Science Fiction - Short, 2016 Nashville Film Festival Screenwriting Competition Sick at Heart A heart-broken teenager has his heart replaced with an artificial one to relieve his depression. Now unable to feel emotions, the teen has his new heart tested when the girl who broke his original one reenters his life. Awards: Second Place, 2013 Rod Serling Scriptwriting Competition