A young woman with a chronic illness feels ashamed of her differences and hides it from a young man who she has fallen for, afraid he will no longer accept her. Anna is a 21 year old woman with a chronic illness that requires her to have a permanent breathing tube. She has learned to be ashamed of it rather than accept it. This all changes when Anna meets Zac, a 20 year old who often visits the coffee shops Anna works at.

An elderly man has to learn to come to terms with the choice his wife has made regarding euthanasia. John and Carol are taking a walk in the park where Carol brings up Euthanasia, as she has lung cancer. He hates the idea and shoots it down. Later on, he has a flashback about his life and recalls the day they found out about Carol’s cancer. He remembers that she never wanted to even do chemo, and she did that because of him. He realizes then that he has to let her do what is best for her, even though it will be difficult for him. When they are on another walk about a month later he tells her that he supports her decision. This script is unique because euthanasia is still a taboo subject in the US and this script shows the different feelings that come when a loved one wants to be euthanized.

In this collaborative Script written by Olga Klymenko and Daniela Camden, Crescent Valley follows a young Amelia Speer, a girl who is just starting her freshman year of Highschool. But as time goes on she begins to feel like she is being watched, and finds herself being stalked by a mysterious boy in the school. Instead of getting angry, however, she befriends the boy, now known to be James Derwin, and the two grow very close. But all good things must come to an end, and soon enough James has to leave Crescent Valley and can't come back. Amelia asks for one last photo to remember him by, and after she looks at it her life changes forever.

Aria McKenna is an 18-year-old senior who dreams of being a lawyer, this is the story of how she lost her life to a tragic accident.

On an innocent day, a week before graduation, aspiring lawyer- Aria McKenna gets into an accident where she finally understands that life isn't fair, especially after you die.

My script embellished the need to live life like it's your last day. I want to bring new passion into the lives of the readers of my piece, to make them realize that life is short and often cruel.

Two strangers walk into an elevator both heading to a library, one for work one looking for an answer, unfortunately neither of them reach their Goal, the elevator becomes stuck, the two seemingly very different characters bond. Jamie Reveals her Insecurities about her family and Tom Talks about how worried he is for his son. The two eventually find they have a lot in common and even find solutions for

What makes my script Unique and worthy of being a Movie, is the fact that it is a simple story that plays with Dialog in a small space without much action or drama to hold up the script, It is pure Dialog and character.

A pessimistic “plus one” gives her unrelenting opinion on an art museum’s pieces, unaware of her audience. Magnolia has been strung along to accompany her friend Charlotte at a work event. The car ride to the event is filled with Magnolia’s nervous rambling, but when Charlotte persists, Magnolia’s reluctance is no match.

At the gallery Magnolia breaks off on her own, examining each piece. When she reaches one that is particularly unfavorable, she is joined by a man. When that man asks for her opinion on the piece, Magnolia does not hold back, explaining exactly how horrid she believes it is. The man brings her to another piece, determined to get a different reaction, but Magnolia’s artistic eye remains negative. Upon rejoining Charlotte, the auction begins and Magnolia is horribly surprised to hear that the man from before was asking her opinion on his own pieces. The selling begins and not a single hand is raised, that is until Magnolia herself agrees to buy the painting. Constructive Criticism is a lighthearted and comedic piece that can be enjoyed by a variety of age groups. Not to mention that it’s simplicity would make the filming process a breeze. Magnolia is quite the relatable character and she draws attention through her witty dialogue.

Two competitive high school students find themselves spending more time together than usual, which may result in a friendship...or more. Maisie and Parker are both academic stars who spend the majority of their lives working hard and striving to be the best. However, one thing that’s better than being the best, is beating your rival. Maisie and Parker compete in every aspect possible, which leaves a lot of tension between them. However, they only see each other as hardworking students. Maisie and Parker have no idea what happens behind the scenes of all that effort and motivation. When both of them end up desperately volunteering at the same event, many thoughts and emotions are brought into light. Company is a simple, heartwarming script that displays tension in teenage lives that we normally don't get to see. My script is the perfect way to show the toll that work takes on a teenager, and also just exhibit the behind the scenes of ideal teenage students.

Hannah, a college-age girl being rehabilitated for her nicotine addiction at Sunrise House Rehab center, hears a mysterious ringing from the old, abandoned garden next door at night. Ignoring the rules surrounding the garden, she ventures in one night. This fantastical horror-comedy is an incredible watch for any audience member, and will be sure to keep you on your toes until the end.

Timber and Blare, two roommates, are interviewed to recall their time together as strangers. Answering questions such as their first meeting. Bantering about their issues with each other in the beginning. To finding out new thing about each other. Eventually they form a dynamic, Timber buying groceries while Blare cooks. In the ending, the interviewer asked if the two roommates survived quarantine and they responded with an obvious answer.

This script is unique because it’s relevant to what’s happening right now with COVID-19. It'll want you to see how two strangers with different personalities and interests can become great friends and roommates under certain circumstances. This script also has comedic scenes between the main characters.

In “Feeling Cheated” Ally, Cameron, and Erika go to pick up their boyfriend, Lance, at the airport as a surprise. Upon finding out that they are all being cheated on, the women think up a scheme to unravel Lance and make him reveal his disloyalty. This screenplay is exceedingly entertaining and humorous, it turns tropes on their heads and makes you root for the characters. Its low-budget, with no special effects or exotic set. It uses humor in a fresh new way and makes the audience feel like they’re really a part of the action. This script is relatable and entertaining for all ages.

A 14 year old boy named West has a frustrating home life; his parents are separated and he only sees his dad once in a blue moon. One day after school as he walks in the door his mom tells him that his dad has come to get him for the weekend. West's dad is a reckless but fun guy. He has been known not to make the best decisions in the past. He has always been sweet to West. Their relationship has always been a little rocky, but West always has a good time with him. However, the events of that weekend.. Well, West could never have predicted what happened.

Forced to attend a dreary graduation party and navigate its guests, a close brother and sister duo figure out how to present their goodbyes before the latter goes off to college.

Imagine a rockumentary about the greatest band you've never heard of. Well, maybe not the greatest.

When George wakes up in an empty room and finds out he’s in Purgatory, he thinks this can't get any weirder. But then he learns his next stop is an interview with the demon of hell himself. The Secretary of the afterlife tells him all about Hell, and it doesn’t really add up to your typical depiction of death. Lucifer isn’t even that mean!

When Lyric has to pick her high and intoxicated friend, Raven, up from a night of partying, she is less than thrilled. Jealous of her friend's success, Lyric sparks an argument between the two on the ride home. The argument shifts, however, when Lyric begins to reveal her inner anxieties surrounding her life and her future.

When a lonely college student is confronted by her ex-boyfriend at a house party, she is forced to deny all of the dark secrets he reveals about her. Remember is a drama about a college student, Alexis, who runs into some challenges after she is abandoned by her friend and left to navigate a college house party by herself.

While getting a drink, Alexis is introduced to a young man named Cameron, who she kindly greets and moves on. Cameron, however, starts asking her questions about why she isn’t admitting to knowing him. Alexis is left to deny everything Cameron says and hopes he stops talking. Almost immediately, Cameron gets angered and aggressively tries to jog Alexis’ memory, all the while, people at the party begin to listen and stare. Alexis yells for him to stop and leave her alone, to which he ignores. Cameron proceeds to yell out all of Alexis’ darkest secrets for everybody at the party to hear. Clearly unstable, Cameron continues screaming and Alexis tries to deny his claims so that she can leave. By the end, with tears streaming down her face and all eyes on her, she finally admits to knowing Cameron and with very few words, confirms the claims that he makes against her as true, leaving everyone around them in utter shock.

This emotional story will pull you in and never let go. As audiences root for Alexis, tension builds as to what she’ll say next. Remember is unpredictable, suspenseful, and one of a kind. With relatable and distressed main characters, Remember is a drama for everyone to enjoy.

The shy high school student, Evelyn, has the ability to bring whoever she imagines to life. When a stranger she creates is the cause of the disappearance of her good friend, her brother finds a way to rid her of her guilt. He takes her to a new school, which means a new reputation and a brand new start. Will she be successful in her attempts to finally use her powers for good, or will the new friends she creates bring total disaster?

This story is a powerful statement and lesson in self-confidence, and that you don’t have to be afraid to speak up for what you believe in. Its comedic moments and magical premise keep it light and fun while still being firmly grounded in reality at its core.

“Animal Crossing” is a comedic-styled short script that emcompasses the horrors of being walked in on during zoom with a problematic man-child husband prone to temper tantrums. Diane and Jake have faced many problems in the marriage so far, but when cooped up in a studio apartment and forced to live there for the better half of a year, things reach a new level.

A Mutiny is a tale of betrayal and suspense, all within the sterile confines of the examination room in an alien spacecraft. The crew of the spacecraft becomes alarmed at their captain's careless actions that appeared to have come out of nowhere. Their once calm and collected captain seemed to have gone crazy after inspecting the bodies of humans who could be ill with “brain worm”. As the subordinate aliens become afraid to their lives, they will stop at nothing to stop their captain.

An ambiguous duo, Sam and Max, walk in the woods and come across a troll, who in standard troll fashion, blocks their path. Incredibly critical, the two friends berate the troll for an absence of creativity, which upsets and angers the troll. Emotionally wounded, the troll shoos them away.