For you... nine great original stories from the imagination of storyteller Professor Lance Bolt. All ScreenWorks are registered with the Screen Writers Guild in Hollywood and are all different - ranging from epic period drama pieces (The Last Rajas, Those Russians) to comedy (The Health Nut), to kids coming of age adventure stories (The Adventures of Alan & Ian) to animation (Top Goose).

Characters and Story carry all of these works - much in the style of Frank Capra. All are films that need to be made .... Now More Than Ever !

Nine Original Screenplays

"Master & Commander meets The Last Emperor". Inspired by historical events taking place between 1850 and 1906, the story is told of the fall of the centuries-old Kingdom of Bali. Traditionally ruled by strategically important regional Rajas, the Kingdom became beset by the strong-arm tactics of Dutch colonialism, whose goal was to covet the rich resources of the entire Malay archipelago.

• Run time: 170 minutes; Budget $25 million U.S.

• Epic story of both local and international significance

• A plum project for the right Director, DP and Actors

• Would benefit from name Actors (1 male; 1 female)

• Period shots of palaces, temples and jungle

• On location in Bali

• Some CGI

Based on a Chicago Stadium build in 1929, the story follows the life of its founder, Col. Jock Baldwin. Much as James Cameron uses the iconic Titanic ship to weave a tale, the sports stadium is used as such a stage. The overarching theme involves the changing values of professional sports in society to present day, when the landmark stadium is demolished.

• Run time: 200 minutes; Budget $65 MM U.S.

• Sweeping story

• Would benefit from name Actors (1 male; 1 female)

• Period shots: WWI Dog Fight; Chicago 1920's recreations

• Interior and Exterior shots of 1929 indoor sports Colosseum

• Recreation of a rigged playoff hockey game and circus event (with live animals) important to the story spectacle

• Some CGI

Hardy Boys meets Home Alone, meets Indiana Jones as two 11-year old buddies solve the mystery of the lost treasure from the 1864 confederate army raid on St. Alban's Vermont - with secret tunnels, old mansions, a local gang they must beat to the treasure and an infamous ghost ship.

• Run time: 120 minutes; Budget $20 MM U.S.

• Lead characters are 2 x 11 year old boys

• On location site in upscale "rust belt" town on Lake Ontario. St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada ideal

• 1960's time period

• Lends itself to a Series and/or franchise sequals

A situational comedy – think “Forty-Year-Old Virgin”. A disillusioned, “hot-shot entrepreneur of the 1970’s, travels to India to find answers. After meeting his “guru” he returns to America, as part of a wave cultural/spiritual/business influences of the time and founds one of the first “Health Food Stores”. A never-ending stream of wacky characters, hilarious gags and great music of the era which follows our “hero’s journey” to its satisfying story conclusion.

• Run Time - 120 min. - $ 30 MM U.S.

• Star Lead Character

• Strong support cast roles

• Venice Beach Shoot

A modern-day "Grapes of Wrath," with a focus on the Los Angeles' homeless culture. The story follows two heroes whose lives intersect on the streets of Venice Beach, and their challenges of achieving social justice in modern urban society. The film will include an original, street musician-based score composed by Santa Monica's Playing For Change. A tidy story with great characters, dialogue, music, message and with a twist ending leading to a science fiction sequel.

• Run Time - 120 min. - $ 20 MM U.S.

• Co- Star Lead Characters

• Primarily Venice Beach Shoot

• Hawaii climax scene shoot

An entertaining retelling of one of history's most infamous figures - Father Gregory Rasputin - with a contemporary twist on today's Russian leadership. Opening in present day, a discouraged history student finds inspiration from his great Jewish uncle who has incredible first-hand knowledge that presents a new narrative. Riveting, revealing,… with a feast of great acting parts in addition to the titular “Mad Monk”.

• Run Time - 120 min. - $ 50 MM U.S.

• Star Lead Character

• On Location and Set Creation Important

A touching love story set in the 1970s about an adventurous young couple who join a Kibbutz in Israel after high school as part of their life's quest for the truth and making a difference. Their journey leads them to the mysteries of the Kabbalah - ancient Jewish mysticism - and the role of "divine feminine" in society both historically and today. A coming-of-age story with a dramatic “Jones Town” climax and satisfying epilogue.

• Run Time - 120 min. - $ 30 MM U.S.

• Young Star Lead Character

• On Location shots and some set creation

A bad boy with a big heart, The Legend is a funny, flawed-hero story inspired by a real-life character. A serial entrepreneur whose infectious enthusiasm for life drives his story through gags and excruciatingly humorous scenes to a poignant ending. The audience will see a bit of Sheldon in themselves. A plumb acting role for the right actor. Recognitions await a well- produced version of this film. The Whale… only better!

• Run Time - 120 min. - $ 50 MM U.S.

• Star Lead Character

• On Location and Set Creation Important

Animated feature film, featuring Ryan... an outsider who becomes the top gunner of his flock of Canadian Geese. A captivating, anthropomorphic adventure story in the vain of Babe and The Lion King. A great cast of characters.

The flock's natural marsh habitat is under threat from local hunters and land developers. Ryan must lead the flock to the legendary "Sanctuary". Meanwhile the forces of wildlife preservation are at work to save the Marsh - but can they prevail and can Ryan lead the flock to safety?

• Run Time - 120 min. - $ 50 MM U.S.

• Star Lead Character

• Animated