Loglines & Screenplays by Ann Fishman

GENRES: Thriller, Sci-fi

Set in the very near future, Ella creates Dashiel – the ultimate companion – in the robotics lab of her father’s tech company. Shortly after her father marries Cressida, he is killed in a car “accident” and Cressida kicks Ella out of the company and out of the house.  When Ella tries to stop Cressida from repurposing Dashiel into a lethal autonomous weapon, Ella is falsely accused of enabling Dashiel to attempt to assassinate the U.S. President. Ella has to go on the run to find the evidence that will exonerate her and prevent Dashiel from being used to start war.

Ella: Autonomy is an origin story with franchise and series potential. It is also being rendered as a graphic novel.

Comparables: iRobot, Ex Machina, Cinderella, Westworld

GENRES: Romance, Comedy

Guy and Jillian Moore – America’s favorite TV marriage counselors with a hit show

“Married for Life” realize during the launch of taking  their “save your marriage” brand global

 that there are fault lines in their own relationship and they have an important marriage to save –

their own.

GENRES: Drama, Comedy

High Sobriety (a.k.a. Seven South) is a 26 minute pilot for a dramedy series about the ups and downs of

addiction recovery. It follows six unique characters who join the ‘Program’to make a change in their lives.

It’s gritty. It’s painful.It’s funny. It’s kind.

Because sometimes the only way to stay sober…

is to put your trust in someone just as messed up as you are…

Written by Barry Rosenthal and Nick Shanman

Produced by Barry Rosenthal

Executive Producers Ann Deborah Fishman and Jonathan Tisch

GENRES: Historical, Drama

Shirtwaist is an original screenplay by Ann Deborah Fishman about the true story of the Uprising of 20,000 shirtwaist makers who in 1909 were challenged by a young Russian emigre, Clara Lemlich, to launch a massive strike against all the shirt waist factories in New York City in 1909 to fight oppressive conditions.

Despite intense opposition by the factory owners, the mayor, the courts and the thugs who were paid to beat them, the women prevailed in their demands for fair wages and humane conditions and ushered in watershed changes in labor laws and womens’s rights.

Comparable films: Suffragette, North Country, On The Waterfront, Norma Rae

GENRES: Romance, Comedy

An out of work actress, with a movie star boyfriend away on location, tries to run away from Christmas but, when she is offered a commercial by a lonely ad exec on the condition she convince his Christmas-obsessed staff to finish an ad campaign on Christmas Eve, she finds herself falling in love with Christmas and the wrong man.