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Baggage Claim

TV Pilot | Dark Comedy | 35 Pages

A grieving divorce attorney joins a wedding disruptor to stop doomed marriages before they start — and loses everything in the process.

"A smart premise that does two vital things at once — it complicates the life of the protagonist while also generating weekly stories." blcklst.com

“The show is unique, interesting, and memorable. It feels at once grounded and heightened; there are elements that are slightly magical, but the core human emotions are very visceral.” blcklst.com

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I was born in Utah, where diversity meant the cut of beef, and raised in New York City, where a full night's sleep was a sign of wealth. There were seven of us in an apartment built for far fewer. Money was tight. Space was tighter. Privacy was theoretical. Stability wasn't inherited. It was assembled.

I trained at the High School of Performing Arts, The Theatre School at DePaul, and Northwestern's School of Communication. I studied story the way an architect studies load-bearing walls: what holds, what buckles, where the weight actually sits.

Before writing, I spent fifteen years as a union actor in theatre, film, and television, and as a drummer in live productions. I learned where a line lands, what it costs to say it, and when silence does more than dialogue.

I write character-driven dramas and dark comedies about people caught inside systems that demand something from them. Families. Institutions. Belief structures. And what happens when those systems stop holding. My characters act. They choose. And they live with the consequences.

I'm drawn to the moment someone realizes the life they've been living isn't entirely theirs, and what it takes to claim something else.

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