What's the Password? An accident leaves a young child with amnesia. Hearing that familiar words or experiences could serve as keys to lost memories, What's the Password? follows a sibling's journey to unearth what was once their closest relationship, inadvertently sewing the seeds for it to take root anew. In the end, does it matter if the past is gone, when promise for a future together still exists? Untitled James Marsden* Project (TV Movie) A single father struggles to ma

Gameshows By Any Other Name! The show where contestants try to say the same thing in as many different ways as they can! By Any Other Name - Outline CrossCovers Singing Competition where songs in one genre are covered in another (e.g. Taylor Swift's Love Story in Heavy Metal, Van Halen's Dreams in Lounge) Geriatric Geek Squad Senior citizens are tested on their knowledge and skill at using modern technology. Then, they get to test the kids of today on technology from yesterda

Each episode will begin with an individual who lives with some type of physical, mental or sensory difference. They (known as “The Liver”) introduce themselves and briefly speak about their life. This leads into the introduction of somebody they know (“The Observer”) who chronically misunderstands The Liver’s experience; ranging from the well-meaning but oblivious to the harshly judgmental. Personal footage or dramatization will be utilized to illustrate their typical intera

[__] [__][__] [__][__][__] [__][__][__][__] [__][__][__][__][__] Gameplay The Contestant is faced with a 5-tiered pyramid (digital display) comprised of different language choices. Beginning at the The Base Level (5 choices), the Contestant selects a language and tries to pronounce the word it contains, advancing to the next tier if enough words (majority for odd numbered tiers, half for even numbered) are pronounced successfully, as determine

The Host provides each Contestant with a word or phrase, such as "get a move on". The Contestant must then list synonyms, such as "hurry", "speed up", "shake a leg", "rush", "scorch", "skedaddle", etc. Round 1 Each contestant (out of five) is given their own word or phrase with 30 seconds to answer. The contestant who lists the fewest answers is eliminated. Round 2 The remaining (four) contestants must list synonyms for the same word or phrase in turn. The first two who fail

"Stories like this cannot be found in official histories of the RCMP. In fact, little is known about the history of women in Canada's...

*This project is one in which I can clearly see James Marsden playing the lead. It does not represent any present affiliation with the...

Each episode somebody comes into a therapist’s office. The shot is from waist-down. You just see legs walk in. You hear the therapist...

Each episode will introduce us to new Contestants who compete in multiple point rounds. There will be a Bank of Challenges to draw from beyond the amount played within each episode, allowing for variety across episodes. Challenges take place on simple Mini-Sets spaced out on a Main Set, including: Living Room (carpeted floor, couch and/or chair, bookcase) Kitchen (fridge, double sink, dishwasher, countertop) Bedroom (bed, shelving unit, dresser) Laundry Room (washer, dryer, b

The Afternoon Raccoons centres around a family of raccoons (the Loves) who have adapted to being awake in the day (well, all except Daddy...