Loglines & Screenplays by Jill A. Hargrave

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The Bottom Line

GENRES: Drama, Romance

The Bottom Line

In an effort to save his news team’s journalistic integrity and the destruction of TV News as a Public Trust in 1988, a charismatic, highly principled news anchor risks his career to battle his narcissistic billionaire boss bent on radically changing the news format to include “infotainment” and biased reporting. But who will prevail?


Fields of Grace

GENRES: Drama, Romance

Fields of Grace

A naive ingénue dreams of stardom on the London stage in the 1930s and finding her one true love. She falls into a complex love triangle with her bi-sexual Jewish agent and her insufferable leading man, which ultimately leads to shattered dreams and murder on the hostile streets of Hitler’s Berlin. 


Col. John Glover: Unsung Hero of the American Revolution

GENRES: Biopic / True Story, Period Piece

Col. John Glover: Unsung Hero of the American Revolution

Based on true events, when 32,000 British troops land in America to crush the rebellion in 1776, tenacious Colonel John Glover and his Marblehead Regiment save Washington’s Continental Army from annihilation several times before turning utter defeat into victory on Christmas night that breathes new life into their fight for liberty.




The Two Shades

GENRES: Drama, Music

The Two Shades

When a rambunctious teen muscles in on her sister’s solo singing act in 1960’s England, conflicts arise as they succumb to the seductive excesses of the Rock’n Roll lifestyle and fight with each other that impacts their dream of fame and fortune.



Charles Dickens - The Formative Years

GENRES: Biopic / True Story, Period Piece

From an idyllic childhood in Kent to working in a London factory at twelve, Charles Dickens's formative years are fraught with highs and lows. Deprived of a formal education, Dickens turns to journalism to earn a living. Heartbroken when his first love rejects him, Dickens throws himself into writing and at twenty-five publishes the “Pickwick Papers” that catapults him to fame. The rest is history. 


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