The Mezuzah Job
Genre: Comedy/Thriller
Status: Completed/Available
Formats: Feature
When three broke, recently unemployed friends discover that their corrupt CEO’s mezuzah necklace contains access codes to a $649 million offshore account, they fly to Turks and Caicos intending to steal only what they need, and become pawns in an FBI sting while hunted by a Russian mobster, a lethal mute enforcer, an enraged husband, and a parrot that knows far too much.
The Magic Snow Globe
Genre: Christmas Romantic Dramedy
Status: Completed/Available
Formats: MOW and Feature format
Accolades: “Author Brody set out to craft this story into a viable TV movie, the kind of thing Hallmark cranks out once Christmas decorations hit store shelves, and he delivers.” The Screenplay Mechanic
A young girl comes into the possession of a magical snow globe which enables her to reset the day and she uses this newfound power to help her single mom and the widowed father of her best friend fall in love.
Date With Destiny
Everything happens for a reason… Finally, the reason.
A romantic adventure about unfinished business, unexpected connections, and the idea that love, like destiny, always finds a way… even if it takes another lifetime.
Genre: Romance/Fantasy
Status: Available/Option Expired
Formats: MOW and Feature format
Accolades: Finalist in the Romance Screenplay Festival and was previously optioned by Meyer Media Group.
THE B TEAM
Genre: Action/Comedy
Status: Sold – Writer-for-hire
Formats: Feature & TV Pilot
Eight actors from that ’90s hit TV show about lifeguards were actually undercover CIA agents, and now their spy contracts almost up and their acting careers in the dumps they’re recruited for a last dangerous mission to stop a maniac (John Cleese) from destroying the world.
Sometimes being famous is the best cover of all.
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25 YEARS, TWO WEEKS & A DAY
Genre: Dramedy
Status: Completed/Available
Format: Feature
Accolades: “‘An expertly written dramedy that demonstrates strong character work and great storytelling. The ensemble cast shines throughout and the author creates realistic and organic problems that any audience can relate to; growing old, feeling guilty, feeling lonely, feeling confused, etc…The dialogue shines as one of the script’s strongest elements. It helps flesh out these multi-dimensional leads but also layers in subtext on a number of fronts, from family to guilt to redemption.” Scriptapalooza
“Only a life lived for others is a life worthwhile.” Albert Einstein
Three lives collide as each mark a 25-year milestone: Terry battles midlife doubts about her allure, 25-year-old Cory craves more than routine success, and 74-year-old Bob questions if life’s still worth the ride.
A TIMELESS ROMANCE
Genre: Romantic Comedy
Status: Sold
Format: Feature
A practical-minded accountant is pulled into a romance from another era when she discovers a love letter hidden inside a vintage purse, forcing her to question fate, love and the boundaries of time itself.