Development
Landed​
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Screenplay: Leigh Sheehan
Format: Feature Film
Poster design : Ralph Moser
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LANDED is a cosmic thriller grounded in grief, ancestry, and the force of belief.
A story about letting go of what you know and trusting what you feel.
For anyone who’s ever sensed something just beyond the veil.
When a woman’s husband and children vanish during a routine flight, a cryptic painting and a trail of ancient symbols lead her deep into Native American land, where time, memory, and destiny begin to blur, and her only way forward is to believe the impossible.
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The Vulkan Protocol
Screenplay: Leigh Sheehan
Format: Feature Film
One act of defiance could change everything in a world on the brink.
As the war in Ukraine escalates, tensions between East and West boil over unexpectedly: the Russian cruiser Rusalka seizes San Francisco Bay, thrusting America’s West Coast into the heart of a geopolitical nightmare. With nuclear threats looming and the city in lockdown, all eyes are on the fragile ceasefire that hangs in the balance.
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Jason Stone, an unassuming but determined man with a past he’d rather forget, finds himself pulled back into a world he thought he’d left behind when he learns his family is among the hostages on board. Teaming up with Sergei Tolov, a disillusioned crew member with a conscience, Jason races against time to thwart the ambitions of Captain Alexei Kimov, whose dangerous plan has the power to ignite a global catastrophe.
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The Vulcan Protocol is a taut thriller of loyalty, sacrifice, and the complex layers of friendship forged under fire. As Jason and Sergei navigate the maze of politics, power, and betrayal, they must confront not only their enemies but their own pasts. With every page, the stakes rise, culminating in a breathtaking showdown that could determine the fate of millions.
Valley of The Falcon
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Original Story: leigh Sheehan
Screenplay: Leigh Sheehan
Additional material: Tim Patterson
Format: Feature Film
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Valley of the Falcon is a muscular, contemporary survival thriller with a rock-and-roll heart. At the height of their fame, The Last Republic agreed to a quick goodwill tour for the troops in Afghanistan. But when their convoy is obliterated in the mountains and their bassist is killed, the band is pulled into a chaotic clash between a principled Mujahideen commander and a brutal Taliban warlord.
What follows is a collision of cultures, egos, and raw survival instincts: a hostage escape, a sabotaged Buzkashi-match ransom, a Blackhawk rescue, and a helicopter shoot-down triggered by Kabul’s own defence grid.
Fifteen years later, with the files unsealed, the band’s frontman finally tells the truth, not the heroic myth the public wanted, but the real story of friendship, failure, and the noise that never leaves you.
It’s Black Hawk Down meets Almost Famous , a fresh, emotional war-zone adventure told through the eyes of men who were never supposed to be there.
Hit The Ground Running
Original Story: Leigh Sheehan
Screenplay: Leigh Sheehan
Additional Material: Victor Kazan
Format: Feature Film
Doug Wright is a federal cop chasing a brutal murderer. What he uncovers leads him into the unknown world of the dark net. Doug calls in retired FBI Agent Joe Stiller for help. Together, they head to the streets of Ho Chi Minh City, working with local authorities to dismantle a major sex slavery network. Their presence doesn’t go unnoticed, and with the help of Detective Tien Got, an undercover operative, they begin hunting for the network's mastermind, whom only Joe Stiller can identify.
What unfolds is both chilling and provides insight into the Dark Web.
Screenplay: Leigh Sheehan
Format: 8 x 1 Hour
Pilot Script Available - feature length
The Pitch:
"Close Personal Protection" is a high-octane thriller series that dives into the private world of high stakes bodyguarding. Led by the charismatic Warwick "Doc" Sweeney, a hardened ex-SAS mercenary with an unexpected past in the rock scene, and Jack Cain, a former Navy SEAL with a head for business and a taste for control, the Executive Suite team takes on everything from celebrity meltdowns to military-grade threats. These operatives aren’t just muscle—they're an iron wall of strategy, skill, and psychological profiling, navigating the deadly and the dangerous in a job where one bad day at the office means someone dies.
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Format:
Hour-long episodes blend standalone, high-stakes missions with deeper character arcs, giving a look into the intense personal lives behind the professional facades. It's bodyguarding with all the drama, danger, and adrenaline of an action thriller, plus the addictive, twist-filled character drama of a premium series.
One command. One collision. One conspiracy that changed everything.
In The Wake
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​Screenplay: This draft by Leigh Sheehan
Based on the bestseller In The Wake by Jo Stevenson
Additional writers: Andy Cox. Tim Patterson
Format: Feature Film
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June 3rd, 1969. During a major SEATO exercise in the South China Sea, a midnight manoeuvre goes catastrophically wrong: the HMAS Melbourne collides with the USS Frank E. Evans, cutting the destroyer in two and sending seventy-four American sailors—including three brothers to the bottom. Within hours, the tragedy becomes a political flashpoint.
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Captain Steve Stevenson is pushed into a rushed inquiry that’s more about protecting alliances than seeking the truth. With governments on both sides scrambling to assign blame, Steve becomes the convenient target.
Jo Stevenson—Steve’s wife, a former Hollywood starlet, and the story’s unexpected powerhouse travels to Subic Bay to support him. What she uncovers is explosive: altered testimony, missing evidence, and a high-ranking admiral intent on burying the real cause. As Jo digs deeper, the pressure threatens to tear apart her marriage and her belief in the institutions she once trusted.
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The inquiry builds into a gripping courtroom battle where Jo and Steve fight to expose a political cover-up and salvage his honour. Though Steve is ultimately cleared, the price is devastating—his naval career ends, and the families of the lost sailors still struggle for recognition, their loved ones’ names absent from the Vietnam Veterans Memorial even today.
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In the Wake blends emotional intimacy with political intrigue, a true story of loyalty, love, and the cost of speaking truth to power. A powerful, resonant drama that shines a light on a long-buried injustice.