Television
Documentaries
HIDDEN THRONES
Malachy Murray, author and Cultural Interpreter, uses New York City to expose the invisible systems beneath visible life: power, access, ambition, class, immigration, money, labor, visibility, memory, and erasure.
New York is not the topic.
New York is the evidence.
Sitcoms
OFF THE COAST
If you can achieve enormous wealth without somehow becoming famous, Bellwether Haven is probably where you want to go.
Set in 1976, this Neil Simon-esque comedy follows a recent widow who inherits a seat at the head of an old-money sanctuary off the coast of Long Island, only to discover one small problem: the lease is held by an ancient civilization of fish people who were there long before she was.
With surprise visitors arriving to collect on an old promise and a talented teenage granddaughter determined to become famous, she must somehow keep the peace between worlds that were never supposed to collide.
A laugh-out-loud comedy of human social economics, where those who make the most money often make the least sense.
IT HAPPENED IN STONEY END
Welcome to Stoney End, where the living share space with the dead, witches make house calls, vampires call in favors, and werewolves stop in for an occasional bite. The local sheriff tries to keep the peace, only to discover that “‘til death do us part” can take on a whole other meaning.
IT HAPPENED IN STONEY END is a Gothic love story that asks one simple question: Can true love really conquer death?
Unfortunately, death here isn't the biggest problem.
Film
Cassiopeia Waits
A mythological psychological horror film about the unseen force that shapes humanity's obsession with beauty, recognition, and permanence.
When a dissatisfied airline employee discovers an antique mirror tied to a centuries-old legacy, she is drawn into a hidden world where Vanity is not merely a human flaw but an ancient power that has quietly influenced generations through admiration, celebrity, and the fear of being forgotten.
As she uncovers the truth behind the mirror's seductive promises, she realizes the greatest evil is not trapped within the glass, it is the invisible force that has always been guiding those who long to become more than themselves.
One More Tomorrow
As the world outside begins to collapse, a pregnant young woman finds refuge in the isolated home of Beatrix, an ancient witch with secrets of her own, and Atticus, the vampire bound to protect her.
Beyond their walls, the dead are gathering. Inside, old bargains, forbidden magic and competing hungers begin to surface as everyone realizes the same terrible truth: the night may not end.
But survival means something different when daylight can save one person and destroy another. As the last remnants of the living fight their way toward morning, each must confront a question far more difficult than who survives the darkness.
What are they willing to sacrifice for one more tomorrow?
PRESSURE
PRESSURE is a crime tragedy about ambition, reputation, love and consequence. When a young jeweler desperate to prove he belongs among more powerful men is entrusted with an extraordinarily valuable ring, he sees the opportunity to transform his business and himself.
Instead, he manufactures a robbery for publicity, loses control of the scheme, and sends the ring into a criminal world where everyone assigns it a different value.
As he struggles to repair each mistake, every solution creates a more dangerous problem, threatening his business, his relationships and the woman who genuinely loves him.
Everybody knows the price of the ring. The story reveals the cost.
SAMHAIN:
A Witch Haven Horror
In 1692, Salem tried to rid itself of witches.
It failed.
Three hundred years later, a group of outsiders crosses the water into an isolated Long Island village where old customs are still observed, strangers are carefully watched, and thirteen families have been keeping the same secret for generations. What begins as a fascination with a forgotten piece of American history turns into something far more dangerous when they discover that Witch Haven isn't a recreation, a legend or a town fascinated by witchcraft.
The witches are real. And this is their home.
As the high holy day of Samhain approaches, old rivalries inside the coven begin to fracture, ancient bargains come due, and the newcomers find themselves trapped among people who have spent three centuries learning how to survive. But the greatest danger may not be the witches who frighten them.
It may be the ones who don't.