"Willie Cabel"

Willie Cabel was a Los Angeles psychologist. She is diagnosed bipolar and consequently smokes too much, drinks too much and is a serial adulterer.

When she is outed by several former patients she slept with, she loses her California license to practice and is forced to relocate. Willie is married to a long-suffering L.A. Times reporter and has a teenage daughter in high school.

Despite Willie's destructive tendencies, husband and daughter agree to give up their Southern California lives and move cross-country so Willie can accept a job at the only place that will take her, a prison in Bardstown, Kentucky.

Willie is now in the belly of the beast, working as a shrink to some of the most dangerous people on the planet. The horrible conditions in the prison are made worse by the warden, a corrupt, connected civil servant who doesn't want anything or anyone interfering with his behind-the-scenes operation, especially an "outsider" like Willie.

And although her location has changed, her destructive tendencies have not.

We also follow the parallel stories of Willie's husband and daughter. Her husband lands a job at a small local newspaper. A far cry from his days at the L.A. Times, but he discovers that there is much corruption going on in the state of Kentucky, corruption within the state's three major enterprises; coal, Bourbon and horse racing. He's a good reporter who knows a good story and so we follow him into this world where he will face his own dangers and conflict.

Willie's daughter has the hardest time adjusting. She's left behind all her friends at the upscale Santa Monica high school she attended, and is now in a small, rural high school, with kids unlike any she's known growing up in Southern California. She feels like she's in a time warp. Bardstown, Kentucky will never be mistaken for L.A. An ensemble cast, both inside and outside the prison, rounds out this compelling drama.

Pilot script and Show Bible are available.

"Hooper"

They work for unfriendly governments that attempt to penetrate our cyber security firewalls. They're members of cartels that use the Internet to extort millions of dollars from major corporations. They're also the zit-faced kid that lives next door, sitting alone in the dark of his parents' basement, coding away at his computer to bring down the power grid of a small city just because he can.

Fortunately, there is an opposing army of cyber security specialists who also operate on a 24/7 basis. Their mission, to thwart the bandits, control the damage, plug the leaks and bring the evildoers to justice.

Among this daring group of cyber heroes is the star of our series, Hooper.

"Hooper" is a one-hour comedy/drama set in the beautiful and lush Caribbean island of Puerto Rico. Our protagonist is Hooper, a cyber security expert who works for a Boston-based firm, tasked with keeping secure the secrets of their corporate clients.

"Eye in the Sky"

Pete Keller is a helicopter pilot and traffic reporter for a Los Angeles television station. However that simple job description is the only thing Keller has in common with every other helicopter reporter working in local news.

Keller was a former army combat helicopter pilot with experience in a number of war zones. He was awarded a commendation when under intense enemy fire, landed his chopper in a hot spot to recover the body of a fellow pilot who had been shot down.

The father of that pilot, Frederick David Rothman, aka F.D.R., is the owner of the t.v. station that hired Keller, in gratitude for bringing home his son's body.

Keller is an adrenaline junkie who isn't content to be merely a traffic reporter, thus he is constantly inserting himself and his chopper, into the breaking crime stories happening throughout L.A., much to the chagrin of station management and the LAPD.

Keller should have been fired years ago, but F.D.R., the station owner, protects him out of gratitude, although that gratitude runs thin at times. This puts him in constant conflict with the station's news director who is young, talented, female and beautiful.

She and Keller have a mutual attraction, which they attempt to hide from each other. Their foreplay manifests itself in the daily arguments over Keller's aerial antics.

Eye in the Sky also has an eclectic ensemble cast of characters from those working at the station, to Keller's archenemy, Benny Quillan, an LAPD helicopter pilot.

It is a comedy/drama full of intense action, stunning visuals, romance and conflict.

Pilot script available.