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Megan’s feature length screenplay “Stealing Roses” is a comedy/drama about a middle-aged man, down on his luck, who decides to rob a bank to pay for his wife's critical medical treatments, and he recruits his eccentric friends to help while his son, a cop, tries to stop him. This is a heartwarming story of love and letting go with the undercurrent of our existing national health care crisis. Below are some of the successes Megan’s screenplay has received:
“Stealing Roses” Screenplay Contest Success:
- Finalist - Austin Film Festival - Burnt Orange Contest (for small budget films)
- Top 7 out of 1,100 scripts
- Second Round Finalist- Austin Film Festival Contest - Comedy Division
- Top 10% out of 4,300 scripts
- Semi-Finalist - Final Draft/Big Break Contest
- Top 20 scripts out of 3,500 scripts
- Quarter Finalist - American Screenwriter Association's / Gotham Writer’s Workshop Contest
- Top 40 out of 1,200 scripts
Other Available Feature Length Screenplays:
Title: FBI Juniors
Genre: Live Action Family Fantasy
Log Line: On "Take Your Child to Work Day” three preteens visit their parents’ workplace – the New York City FBI field office. The precocious kids, each with unique talents, unite to thwart a master thief who has eluded their parents while trying to steal famous NYC landmarks – including the Statue of Liberty.
- FBI Junior's Screenplay Accolades: Quarter Finalist – Scriptapalooza Screenwriting Contest
Title: Dance Hard
Genre: Family Film
Log Line: A Native American teenager and his adopted white brother leave their Indian reservation and hit the road in search of money for college as they compete in the summer powwow dance competitions around the country. On the road they confront bigotry, love and the different paths each must take.
