In Development/ Production

Horror, Shark Movie

Deck and teaser available.

Kyla, a young environmentalist and surfer, tracks sharks with her boyfriend, Alix. An attempted rescue-gone-wrong leaves her in a hospital bed with bite marks on her body, and a camera and marriage proposal in her face. Kyla’s groggy “I do” goes viral, catching the eye of Love$Real, a top ZTube influencer, who travels to Nova Scotia to hook the couple into a deadly sunset cruise for cash. Kyla is forced to fight for her life against predators above and below the surface.

Horror Comedy

Script available.

Bill’s Landscaping and Demon Exorcism Services—good service at a fair price.

Dark Sci-Fi Comedy

Script and Deck available. Production planned for Winter 2025/6, seeking co-producers and investors.

When their Canadian sponsors are swallowed by a sinkhole, a refugee couple are transferred to remote Beckett Mansion in Nova Scotia, where the privileged white owner has a diabolical plan in play to bring back from the dead some of the most notorious despots the world has ever known.

Horror Drama – Feature

Pilot Script and Deck available

Eve needs to find a tween and bring her home to the small community where Eve’s partner is being held hostage in exchange for Eve’s bounty hunter skills. We come to learn that Eve and her partner are vampires…and the world has been ravaged by an extremely infectious virus which turns its victims’ veins black, not only causing violent and swift death but rendering them inedible to vampires. Eve finds her target, Dawn, and frees her from a clan of vicious survivalists. But while returning Dawn to her tribe, Eve’s hunger becomes a challenge, even as her maternal instincts surprise her. Does Eve kill to live herself, or help Dawn survive?

Witty Drama – TV Series

Pilot Script, Teaser and Deck available.

A Toronto criminologist is brought in to launch HRM Police’s new canine robot initiative “F.E.T.C.H.” and is uncomfortably paired with a seasoned detective. Together they will discover their nascent unit was sabotaged from “day zero” by an institution-wide conspiracy… reaching all the way to the top.

Wry Comedy – TV or Digital Series

Teaser and Deck available

Turner and Hooch, Hudson and Rex, Katts and Dog – BE WARNED. There’s a new dog in town. And he’s a goddamned robot. Cop & Dog is a character-driven comedy series about our questionable dependency on modern technology, and what it can teach us about our humanity. A local show for a global audience, Cop & Dog is a unique take on a tried and tested format, celebrating and parodying low-budget Canadian tv shows.

Lifestyle/Documentary/History – TV Series

Cookbook Chronicles: A Taste of History will reimagine how we tell food stories. At its heart, it will be a character-driven series that will explore global culinary heritage through historical cookbooks. Anchored by a dynamic host, the show will move through multicultural communities within Canada, diving deep into the recipes and traditions handed down across generations. This series will stand out with its unique format: blending cultural exploration, vibrant dramatizations, and hands-on cooking segments to create an experience that will be both informative and entertaining.

Feature Documentary 1 x 90‘

Teaser and deck available. 22 minute short to be completed for July 2025.

The Last Walt is a feature-length POV documentary that dives into the fascinating world of given names—and how pop culture, especially Hollywood, shapes the way we feel about them.

At the heart of the film is one name: Walter. Once a popular name, now a punchline, Walter becomes our portal into the powerful intersection of identity, culture, and nomenclature.

Fast-paced and thought-provoking, The Last Walt blends pop analysis with personal reflection to explore why names matter. Why do some names like Jennifer or Mike, give their owners a comfort in conformity, while some oddly named people seem determined to stand out? How do Karen, Becky or Chad become memes representing a swath of people? Using iconic Hollywood Walters and nerdy TV archetypes as a conversation starter, the film playfully unpacks how names gain (and lose) meaning over time.

It’s an entertaining deep-dive into onomastics—the science of naming—that will leave audiences with a fresh appreciation for our names. This is a creative look at how proper names play a role in our lives. It explores how people get names, why they mean so much and what part they play in society.

At its core, The Last Walt is a deeply personal documentary—an exploration of identity, legacy, and cultural perception told through our singular, point of view lens. But rather than take a straightforward, conventional route, we’re embracing a satirical, stylized approach that mirrors the very pop culture forces we’re interrogating.

Feature Documentary | 1 X 90′

Sizzle Reel and deck available.

WALK OFF THE EARTH is the mega-viral, platinum-selling indie pop/rock group who have sold out headlining concerts in more than 50 countries and racked up over a BILLION views on their YouTube channel alone. Their viral one-take video “5 People 1 Guitar!”, a cover of Gotye’s “Somebody That I Used to Know,” has nearly 200 million views on that platform. Directed by Jeremy Workman (Secret Mall Apartment, Lily Topples the World – Grand Jury prize SXSW). Produced by Ross Venokur and Gorgeous Mistake Productions.

Documentary | 1 X 90′

Teaser and Deck available. In production. Expected completion: Spring 2026.

Visual artist, performer, and photobooth expert, Meags Fitzgerald chronicled the photobooth’s fortuitous history, their impending death, and the zealous community working to preserve them in her award-winning graphic novel, Photobooth: A Biography. Join her as she creates her latest Drag King animation in the original ‘selfie’ machine while connecting with photobooth technicians, owners, collectors, artists and fanatics. In partnership with EyeSteelFilm.

Canadian Broadcaster: Crave (Bell Media)

Funding also by the Canadian Media Fund, Telefilm Canada, SODEC, Rogers, the Bell Fund the Province of Nova Scotia, the Province of Quebec and the Government of Canada.

Feature Documentary | 1 X 90′

Humans stood up and began running 4.5 million years ago. Our ability to run long distances allowed us to hunt, survive and flourish. We became the most successful species on the planet, so successful that we no longer needed to run. So we stopped. We’ve become sedentary, obese, disconnected from nature and it’s killing us, literally.

Fifty-three years ago in Munich, Frank Shorter won the Olympic Marathon, helping the world heal from the terrorist attack that happened five days earlier and ushering in a running boom that hasn’t stopped. It’s a multi-billion dollar industry. Today over 55,000 people complete the New York City Marathon. People are running again. It’s the cheapest, most available form of exercise on the planet. Walter Forsyth laces up a pair of sneakers to travel the globe exploring the reasons why people are running for their lives.

Developed with funding from the CBC and the Canadian Media Fund