About | Films in Development | Short Films & Excerpts Billy Joel's Car (Comedy) – After a chance encounter with his idol, an aging singer in a Billy Joel cover band risks his marriage and impending fatherhood in a last-ditch effort to follow Billy Joel's footsteps to stardom. Screenplay by Eric B. Anderson for Rock On! Films and director Joe Eckhardt. Black River (Thriller) – A recovering alcoholic moves to a small Midwestern town only to find himself at the center of a series of murders that echo a long dormant secret from the town's past. Screenplay by Eric B. Anderson. Optioned by Rock On! Films. Courting Bertha (Period Romance) – Courting Bertha tells the epic love story of young socialite Bertha Honoré and Potter Palmer, a self-made man 20 years her senior, whose passion for one another and the city they loved inspired the rebirth of Chicago after the fire that left it in ruins. Screenplay by Amelia Estelle Dellos & Eric B. Anderson. More at www.courtingbertha.com. Ink – When Danny Fain (Jim True-Frost), an editor for a dying newspaper, witnesses a hit-and-run, he makes the fateful decision to send a reporter to get the story. As his newsroom descends into chaos, Danny's decision comes back to haunt him and threatens to destroy his career. Excerpt also stars Tony Award-winners Tracy Letts and Deanna Dunagen. Directed by Scott Smith. Screenplay by Eric B. Anderson & Scott Smith. Other Plans (Romantic Comedy) – An uptight female PR executive, through a case of mistaken identity, falls for a man who doesn't fit the "life plan" she's adhered to since adolescence. Screenplay by Amelia Estelle Dellos & Eric B. Anderson. Optioned by Rock On! Films. Save Me (Drama) – A recently paroled father must save his daughter from following in his own destructive footsteps. When Marcus Jones is paroled from prison after serving nearly 15 years, he has three goals: find a job, find a home, and rebuild his family. But when his estranged daughter becomes romantically entangled with a thug who reminds Marcus of himself, he'll stop at nothing to save her from herself. Screenplay by Eric B. Anderson & Amelia Estelle Dellos for Rock On! Films . Shock (Horror) – “Through the eyes of a killer, one woman’s worst nightmares are coming true.” A woman who suffers a severe electrical shock begins to experience nightmares that reflect a series of real-life murders. Screenplay by Eric B. Anderson & Joe Rixman. Optioned by Rock On! Films. < WMD (Thriller) – A decorated soldier returns home from the war to find his family threatened and his community ravaged by crime and decay. He's pushed past the breaking point when he finds out that he's dying, causing him to violently lash out. Screenplay by Eric B. Anderson & Director Alex Ranarivelo. OTHER PROJECTS Accidental Jesus (Black Comedy) – A man who wanders out of an emergency room after being pronounced dead with wounds that look like stigmata finds himself being worshiped as the second coming. And he likes it... Screenplay by Eric B. Anderson. The Devil's Promenade (Thriller) – The disappearance of a Cold Case Investigations television crew while filming their 300th episode at the site of a 25 year old mass murder is reconstructed through video footage found at their last known location. Screenplay by Eric B. Anderson & Kermet Key. Downsized (Family Comedy) – When a depressed accountant receives a magic time-travel rock as a gift, he hatches a plot to get rich that returns him to his childhood...and his twelve year old body. Screenplay by Eric B. Anderson & Kevin Olchawa. Dream Come True (Comedy) – A World-class worrier receives a voodoo charm that lets his dreams follow him into the wide-awake world. But so do his nightmares. Screenplay by Eric B. Anderson & Tom Flanigan (Writer - Saturday Night Live). Redemption (Science Fiction/Horror) – One of the last humans to survive when the world is overrun by a race of vampires must find the mythical stronghold known as Redemption before the vampires’ vast forces destroy mankind forever. Screenplay by Eric B. Anderson Survivor Boy (Horror/Comedy) – The survivors of a slew of horror films are rounded up by a secret government agency and put into a witness protection program in the town of Half Moon Junction, but it quickly becomes clear that they’ve been gathered together as bait for the boogeymen to draw them away from the rest of the world. Screenplay by Eric B. Anderson & Kermet Key.

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