TB Recommends: NEXXUS
Logline: A brash and rebellious hacker gets caught with technology being used by cyber terrorists, and finds his only way to stay out of jail, save his brother and conceal his true hacking identity is...
View ArticleTB Recommends: THE BOY AND HIS TIGER
Logline: Story chronicles the early career of Bill Watterson, author and creator of Calvin & Hobbes, and his coinciding struggle with the sudden popularity, coverage, and licensing battles that...
View ArticleTB Recommends: ANONYMITY
In the future, a thief who replaces his own memories with the identities of those around him must go on the run to recover a stolen virus threatening to bring down the whole system. CLICK HERE TO DIG...
View ArticleTB RECOMMENDS: HEMINGWAY BOY
Take a look at the latest of our TB RECOMMENDED Writers! CLICK HERE TO DIG DEEPER
View ArticleTB RECOMMENDS: GROWING UP MORALES
Santa Sierra becomes our 10th TB Recommended writer, and the 2nd to earn the nod with a TV pilot. CLICK HERE TO DIG DEEPER
View ArticleTB RECOMMENDS: THE VAGABOND PRINCE
Charles Peirce has become our 11th TB Recommended writer, and is kicking off 2014 with a bang! CLICK HERE TO DIG DEEPER
View ArticleTB RECOMMENDS: HENCHMAN
Nic Lishko keeps 2014 rolling along as he becomes TB Recommended writer number 12! CLICK HERE TO DIG DEEPER
View ArticleTB RECOMMENDS: THE MEMORY SPHERE
Kevin Sluder has become TBR's lucky number 13! CLICK HERE TO DIG DEEPER
View ArticleTB RECOMMENDS: DISCOVERIES
"Discoveries" is now our 14th TB Recommended script! CLICK HERE TO DIG DEEPER
View ArticleTB RECOMMENDS: YOU’RE DEAD TO ME
Our first TB Recommmends of 2015! CLICK HERE TO DIG DEEPER
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{Exclusive} Launch Pad Alum Paul McLalin Signs with Lee Stobby And CAA
After earning a coveted TB Recommends designation for his script You're Dead To Me, Launch Pad alum Paul McLalin has signed with CAA and Lee Stobby Entertainment. CLICK HERE TO DIG DEEPER
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TB Recommends: Onward, Through The Night
Dan Benamor's thrilling screenplay Onward, Through the Night has become the first TB Recommends of 2016! CLICK HERE TO DIG DEEPER
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{Exclusive} Dan Benamor’s Feature “Onward, Through The Night” Earns TB...
Dan Benamor's feature thriller Onward, Through the Night has become the first TB Recommends script of 2016! Benamor joins 15 other writers who have earned this remarkable recognition from our Launch...
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TB Recommends: Club Lavender
Sylvester Ada's remarkable drama pilot Club Lavender has become the second TB Recommends of 2016! CLICK HERE TO DIG DEEPER
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{Exclusive} Sylvester Ada’s Drama Pilot “Club Lavender” Earns TB Recommends
Ada's original pilot depicts disparate perspectives on communist fear and organized crime in the 1960s, as seen through the eyes of a transsexual cabaret singer tasked with infiltrating a gay club run...
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Drama Pilot “Radicalized” From Bandar Albuliwi Earns TB Recommends (EXCLUSIVE)
The original drama pilot, pitched as Homeland meets Greek, depicts a young Muslim man getting recruited by the FBI to infiltrate a suspected terrorist cell at Columbia University, only to become...
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TB Recommends: Radicalized
Bandar Albuliwi's drama pilot Radicalized, pitched as Homeland meets Greek, has become the third TB Recommends of 2016! CLICK HERE TO DIG DEEPER
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TB Recommends: The Ardenworth Files
Peter Limm's comedy pilot The Ardenworth Files, pitched as Encyclopedia Brown meets House, has become the fourth TB Recommends of 2016! CLICK HERE TO DIG DEEPER
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Comedy Pilot “The Ardenworth Files” From Peter Limm Earns TB Recommends...
The original comedy pilot, pitched as Encyclopedia Brown meets House, depicts a genius thirteen year-old college graduate who, looking to prove herself, starts a detective agency with her best friend....
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MARY + JANE Review: Neighborhood Watch
Season 1, Episode 9 - Mary+Jane is coming to a close, which is a good thing as it becomes overly derivative, drawing from other humorous movies and shows and stacking up the guest stars. CLICK HERE TO...
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