Teleplay Stories

After a date goes awry, openly Gay Entertainment Writer, Samus Ortiz pitches an idea for his own Dating column geared towards Gay men. Arguing that not all Gay men want hookups and many want to date and find love, he decides the better way to represent this would be for him to go on first dates with men he meets online and write about them. He is given a trial run of five weeks by his boss who is reluctant about the entire idea. While each date gets more awkward than the next, on the fifth and final week of his trial run, something happens to Samus that could change or end his life! [Samus' World is written like a screen play with six episodes containing a major cliffhanger that will entertain readers from beginning to end. It also sheds light on everyday issues Gay men face like: Masculinity VS Femininity, Self esteem issues, body issues, monogamy, HIV and trying to find love.}

The squad finds a new way to bring them home with the RGB gems, but Neil and The Higher Ups put a wrench in their plans.

A script for an upcoming mini movie!

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After finding a mysterious book in her now house Rose is thrown through time . With the help of the Guardians, trainers, and her new found friends. Rose must discover the secrets of her forgotten past and strange powers before time runs out.

Three best friends get trapped inside the Television Realm and must find a way out.

At its root, it's a story about the lives of 4 high school friends who all happen to be orphans. But, on the outside, it's much more than that. It's a living, breathing, ever-so-changing world where everything impacts everything. Written as a television script, it's a show that takes you in and doesn't let go. As with most drama shows, it starts out simple, but situations happen that leave you wondering what happens next. But don't take my word for it. Read it yourself and find out the secrets of Parentless. NOTE: This is a screenplay, so it reads VERY differently than a story or a novel. A screenplay is essentially a movie or a show written on paper. It's the basis of everything you watch in theaters or on TV. They might seem boring, and in most cases they are, but they're like that to allow the producers and directors to form their own vision of them. So, basically, its the essential guide to what's happening on screen that you can see. So, when you read this, imagine you're watching a movie. Create your own image of these characters, and create your own world. (Also, the show is not incredibly graphic or mature at all, but I put "mature" on, just in case.)

A script for an eventual animated comedy show. Superguy sure is awesome, and says you should read his heroic exploits.

The Final Season. The Final attempt to get home.