The Same Page
Imagine if the person you loved most had access to every detail of your past, including your deepest and darkest secrets. In "The Same Page," Scott Anderson (played by Carlo Mancasola) spirals out of control while reading his soon to be fiancé's (played by Meghan Golovinova) diaries, with each new page threatening to tear their relationship apart.
Directed by Meghan Golovinova
Produced by Michael Martin
Written by Meghan Golovinova & Daniel Hartigan
Cinematography by Zakaree Sandberg
Edited by Carl Bird McLaughlin
Sound Design by Aaron Golden
Post Sound Services provided by London Blue Audio Original
Score Composed by Elias Riche & Gavin McDonnell
STARRING
Carlo Mancasola as Scott Anderson
Meghan Golovinova as Maude O'hara
Harvey Kelley as Matt
Alex Barlas as Evan
Christine Viviers as Heather
Aria Song as Jasmine
Sierra The Dog as "ASAP Rocky"
Written by Meghan Golovinova
Produced & Directed by Michael Martin
Cinematography & Editing by Daryl Della
Sound by Aaron Garabedian
Dreamboy
Meet Molly & David—High school sweethearts who broke up a whopping fourteen years ago. They’ve gone their separate ways and moved on with their lives but there’s one problem…David refuses to get out of Molly’s dreams. When she “bumps” into him outside of work can she convince him to leave her TF alone?
Dreamboy Script to Screen
Check out this video created by Director Michael Martin that shows the script I wrote translate from the page to the screen.
The Lemon Tree
Book of Poems Published by Shanti Arts, 2018
These poems, publish under my maiden name, written in prose blocks, capture memories of growing up in the Inland Empire in California. Through looking back, as if through prisms, the speaker of these poems remembers pivotal experiences that occurred during her journey from child to adult. She searches for love, looking deeply into religion, marriage, romantic relationships, and friendships, and faces both barrenness and abundance, darkness and light, winter and summer, trauma and love. The speaker comes to find her identity through the symbol of the lemon tree, which ultimately becomes her personal tree of life.
