With their wedding on the horizon, a young interracial couple confronts their many differences reexamining their love over ten character-defining years, during the Great Recession.

Peter Davis has it all, a picture-perfect family, a high-paying job with a promotion imminent, and a lovely home. On the surface, he’s perfect. Ty Reeves has none of that. His mom just died, and he has no home, and he’s still a child now on his own. Except he has a father he never knew existed, Peter. Now tasked with raising a kid he doesn’t know, the Davis family must face their prejudices and the cracks in their foundation.

An ensemble comedy for Gen Z, centering on a burnt-out savant and his eccentric friends in New York City as they define themselves in their fledgling artistic careers and the hurdles of modern relationships.

In the winter of 2002, six college friends gathered to drown their sorrows the night before a friend's wedding. As they share their frustrations, long-buried resentments surface, leading to a tumultuous evening. "Apologize to Me Later" tells a story of maturity, parting ways with friends, and bidding farewell to things that no longer benefit us.

Co-written with Logan Geddes. An eclectic group of high schoolers gathers for one final weekend of partying before graduation. One senior finds herself keeping the peace between two groups that can’t seem to find common ground. But when their night - and their futures - begin to unravel, the terrified teens must put aside their differences if they want to survive.