*THE BEST THINGS IN LIFE ARE FREE (Dramedy) A young aspiring chef quits his dead-end job as a diner cook and sets off on an adventure, hoping to make his fortune and win the heart of his dream girl. But the lonely people he meets along the way and his unusual acts of kindness towards them, gradually embroil him in a high-profile murder case in which he is the prime suspect.
AWARD- Gold -Worldfest-Houston International Film Festival
*THE BLACK HEART BOOK (Drama/Biographical/Period/Book Adaptation/Action/Adventure) A righteous family man finds his faith shaken by greedy neighbors and land disputes. When he happens upon a newspaper advertisement for a book with special powers and decides to buy it, he begins a spiritual journey that will test the moral fiber of his entire family.
AWARDS: Bronze -Worldfest-Houston International Film Festival
Selected - Adapted Screenplay Competition
Quarterfinalist - Story Pros
Logline in the top 100 Screenplays of the Year and one of the best scripts to read for 2017 - WILDsound Festival https://festivalfordrama.com/2018/01/30/drama-best-scene-reading-of-the-black-heart-book-by-carol-hoffman-and-rosezelle-boggs-qualls/
*ALL THE WRONG MOVES (Romantic Comedy) A young wrestler, who is a klutz outside the ring, finds life becoming increasingly complicated when he lies about himself in order to date a wealthy young woman with a Ph. D.
AWARDS: Bronze - Worldfest-Houston International Film Festival
Semifinalist - WriteMovies.com
Quarterfinalist - The Writer’s Network
Quarterfinalist- PAGE International Screenwriting Contest
*TO WALK AMONG WOLVES Drama about a woman who is caught in the middle of a rift between her emotionally unstable twin sister and authoritative husband.
AWARDS: Hollywood & Vine Film Festival Selection Nominee
WriteMovies.com - Semifinalist
American Accolades - Semifinalist
Script Open Door - First Round Finalist
The Writer's Network - Quarterfinalist
Script Savvy Feedback: "It's a story of ordinary people who do terrible things in backyard wars." "The mystery of Nora and the tension brought on through combined hatred and sympathy for Bobbie create an interesting relationship for any actress to want to play."
*UP A STEEP GRADE A biopic about Robert R. Young from 1916 to 1958 during which time the scrapper from Texas makes a fortune on wall street and becomes a railroad magnate while battling depression.
AWARDS: Worldfest-Houston International Film Festival - Bronze.
The Writer's Network - Quarterfinalist
*TWO BROTHERS AND TWO SISTERS (Romance/Comedy) A never-married senior woman tries to stop her bachelor brother from marrying a widow he just met and falls for the widow's brother
AWARDS: Gold - Worldfest-Houston International Film Festival
Honorable Mention - The Writer’s Network
Final Round -Flagstaff Film Festival
Script Saavy notes: "Scripts with well crafted older characters, especially older females, are few and far between, so a love story with strong characters like this could be a great opportunity for some strong talent to get involved. This story definitely speaks to the romantic comedy genre audience."
*BLOCKHEAD (Dramedy/Family) A coming-of-age story about a teenager who tries to find his own identity and lift himself from the shadow of his baseball-playing family, a boy with Aspergers and their heartwarming journey of friendship.
AWARDS: Semifinalist - WriteMovies.com
Quarterfinalist -The Writers Network
Quarterfinalist- PAGE International Screenwriting Awards
Quarterfinalist -StoryPros
AWARD- Gold -Worldfest-Houston International Film Festival
*THE BLACK HEART BOOK (Drama/Biographical/Period/Book Adaptation/Action/Adventure) A righteous family man finds his faith shaken by greedy neighbors and land disputes. When he happens upon a newspaper advertisement for a book with special powers and decides to buy it, he begins a spiritual journey that will test the moral fiber of his entire family.
AWARDS: Bronze -Worldfest-Houston International Film Festival
Selected - Adapted Screenplay Competition
Quarterfinalist - Story Pros
Logline in the top 100 Screenplays of the Year and one of the best scripts to read for 2017 - WILDsound Festival https://festivalfordrama.com/2018/01/30/drama-best-scene-reading-of-the-black-heart-book-by-carol-hoffman-and-rosezelle-boggs-qualls/
*ALL THE WRONG MOVES (Romantic Comedy) A young wrestler, who is a klutz outside the ring, finds life becoming increasingly complicated when he lies about himself in order to date a wealthy young woman with a Ph. D.
AWARDS: Bronze - Worldfest-Houston International Film Festival
Semifinalist - WriteMovies.com
Quarterfinalist - The Writer’s Network
Quarterfinalist- PAGE International Screenwriting Contest
*TO WALK AMONG WOLVES Drama about a woman who is caught in the middle of a rift between her emotionally unstable twin sister and authoritative husband.
AWARDS: Hollywood & Vine Film Festival Selection Nominee
WriteMovies.com - Semifinalist
American Accolades - Semifinalist
Script Open Door - First Round Finalist
The Writer's Network - Quarterfinalist
Script Savvy Feedback: "It's a story of ordinary people who do terrible things in backyard wars." "The mystery of Nora and the tension brought on through combined hatred and sympathy for Bobbie create an interesting relationship for any actress to want to play."
*UP A STEEP GRADE A biopic about Robert R. Young from 1916 to 1958 during which time the scrapper from Texas makes a fortune on wall street and becomes a railroad magnate while battling depression.
AWARDS: Worldfest-Houston International Film Festival - Bronze.
The Writer's Network - Quarterfinalist
*TWO BROTHERS AND TWO SISTERS (Romance/Comedy) A never-married senior woman tries to stop her bachelor brother from marrying a widow he just met and falls for the widow's brother
AWARDS: Gold - Worldfest-Houston International Film Festival
Honorable Mention - The Writer’s Network
Final Round -Flagstaff Film Festival
Script Saavy notes: "Scripts with well crafted older characters, especially older females, are few and far between, so a love story with strong characters like this could be a great opportunity for some strong talent to get involved. This story definitely speaks to the romantic comedy genre audience."
*BLOCKHEAD (Dramedy/Family) A coming-of-age story about a teenager who tries to find his own identity and lift himself from the shadow of his baseball-playing family, a boy with Aspergers and their heartwarming journey of friendship.
AWARDS: Semifinalist - WriteMovies.com
Quarterfinalist -The Writers Network
Quarterfinalist- PAGE International Screenwriting Awards
Quarterfinalist -StoryPros