Brookbay Entertainment Group 1/2 Hour Situational Comedy in Development
Log-line: Wall Street Executive Tries To Buy Her Way Into Hollywood, but learns that "MONEY CAN'T BUY TALENT"
B.E.G. TELEVISION DIVISION PROJECT
Created by Timothy McGhee (Brookbay Entertainment Group)
Executive Producer/Producer - Timothy McGhee & Richard Schulenberg
To be Directed by - In Negotiations
Pilot Start Date March 15, 2012
Location - New York
Wishlist of Talent - Brad Garrett, Dana Carvey, Sinbad Natasha Leggero, Jane Anne Garofalo, Tracee Ellis Ross
First Look Deal - Solidified - Represented by Richard Schulenberg
This show will be set in New York and coastal California, the two (2) locations where the executives will reside and conduct business. The Lights...Camera...Action pilot introduces the two main characters. There will be a Financial Executive who is, a vivacious lady who has gotten everything she wants except her ultimate dream of being a T.V. Star. She knows only one person who believes in her dream, a Producer who is calm, measured, sincere; an accommodating man who micro-manages relationships with the egos of the "Hollywood Brass" in an attempt to try and broker deals between Financial Executive and Hollywood Executives.
Our fictitious financial executive will reside in New York and has an active ambition of becoming a television star, who in each episode will bring the lights, and fast pace lifestyle of the NYC financial world to the laid back California coastal lifestyle of entertainment execs who want the financial benefits of the New Yorker but not the Directorial heartache that comes with the untalented NYC executive. She will always have something in the works and always trying to make money or auditioning for something. She will take us on a journey that ranges from Commodity deals on Wall Street to persuading her friends to finance a new shows that her Producer friend tries create in hopes that it will be her big break into becoming a television star. The Producer will be a well known Actor who lives in coastal California, living the lifestyle of the rich and famous trying to convince his actor and actress friends to work with the NYC executive .
B.E.G. TELEVISION DIVISION PROJECT
Created by Timothy McGhee (Brookbay Entertainment Group)
Executive Producer/Producer - Timothy McGhee & Richard Schulenberg
To be Directed by - In Negotiations
Pilot Start Date March 15, 2012
Location - New York
Wishlist of Talent - Brad Garrett, Dana Carvey, Sinbad Natasha Leggero, Jane Anne Garofalo, Tracee Ellis Ross
First Look Deal - Solidified - Represented by Richard Schulenberg
This show will be set in New York and coastal California, the two (2) locations where the executives will reside and conduct business. The Lights...Camera...Action pilot introduces the two main characters. There will be a Financial Executive who is, a vivacious lady who has gotten everything she wants except her ultimate dream of being a T.V. Star. She knows only one person who believes in her dream, a Producer who is calm, measured, sincere; an accommodating man who micro-manages relationships with the egos of the "Hollywood Brass" in an attempt to try and broker deals between Financial Executive and Hollywood Executives.
Our fictitious financial executive will reside in New York and has an active ambition of becoming a television star, who in each episode will bring the lights, and fast pace lifestyle of the NYC financial world to the laid back California coastal lifestyle of entertainment execs who want the financial benefits of the New Yorker but not the Directorial heartache that comes with the untalented NYC executive. She will always have something in the works and always trying to make money or auditioning for something. She will take us on a journey that ranges from Commodity deals on Wall Street to persuading her friends to finance a new shows that her Producer friend tries create in hopes that it will be her big break into becoming a television star. The Producer will be a well known Actor who lives in coastal California, living the lifestyle of the rich and famous trying to convince his actor and actress friends to work with the NYC executive .
(Los Angeles) “Hattie…What I Need You To Know” staring award winning Actress Vickilyn Reynolds that documents the life of the first African American Academy Award winner, Hattie McDaniel. The musical received critical acclaim in Denver and New York is now seeking financial backers.
STANDING OVATIONS SINCE 2007
THEATRICAL PROJECT
HATTIE...WHAT I NEED YOU TO KNOW!
Starring *VICKILYN REYNOLDS*
THE MUSICAL
Hattie...What I Need You To Know! is a musical portrayal about the life of one of the great American character actresses and the first African-American to win an Academy Award. Vickilyn Reynolds, the writer, producer, songwriter and actress of this play has created a long overdue theatrical journey about Hattie's life from her early childhood, her relationship with her family, and many marriages, all before that faithful decision of moving to Los Angeles and becoming a Hollywood Star. Through this journey, we get to see the intimate personal side of Hattie's life as a wife, business woman, and friend to many of Hollywood's legendary movie stars.
B.E.G. TELEVISION DIVISION NEW REALITY SHOW (MUST SEE T.V.)
THE V-TEAM
Log-line: "Extreme Make Over Pet Edition"
Genre: Reality Series
Hollywood Veterinarian Production LLC Project
Created by Timothy McGhee (Brookbay Entertainment Group)
Executive Producer/Producer - Timothy McGhee & Sidney Balkin
Pilot Directed by - Randy Bond & Scott Long (Longboard Productions)
Celebrity host (animal lover) travels across America to assist deserving families who cannot afford to have an injured or sick pet receive veterinarian care. Family story and history with the pet is shared with America as all witness the life-saving efforts of the “V” Team veterinarians.
Synopsis:
Families or individuals all across America will be given the opportunity to submit requests for the
assistance of the “V” Team to save the life of their family pets. From the many requests, one or two
families or individuals will receive a surprise visit from a recognized celebrity host, who is known for
their love of animals and mankind, to notify them that they have been chosen to receive free medical
treatment for their extended family member. The families or individuals will sit down with the celebrity
host and have their requests read to America and then be asked to introduce the pet that needs treatment.
Log-line: "Extreme Make Over Pet Edition"
Genre: Reality Series
Hollywood Veterinarian Production LLC Project
Created by Timothy McGhee (Brookbay Entertainment Group)
Executive Producer/Producer - Timothy McGhee & Sidney Balkin
Pilot Directed by - Randy Bond & Scott Long (Longboard Productions)
Celebrity host (animal lover) travels across America to assist deserving families who cannot afford to have an injured or sick pet receive veterinarian care. Family story and history with the pet is shared with America as all witness the life-saving efforts of the “V” Team veterinarians.
Synopsis:
Families or individuals all across America will be given the opportunity to submit requests for the
assistance of the “V” Team to save the life of their family pets. From the many requests, one or two
families or individuals will receive a surprise visit from a recognized celebrity host, who is known for
their love of animals and mankind, to notify them that they have been chosen to receive free medical
treatment for their extended family member. The families or individuals will sit down with the celebrity
host and have their requests read to America and then be asked to introduce the pet that needs treatment.
B.E.G. INTRODUCING ALISTAIR DOUGLAS-BAIRD CO-STARRING IN THE CAN'T MISS UPCOMING FILM PROJECT THAT IS LOOKING FOR INVESTORS
FEATURE FILM PROJECTS
"PAYDAY ADVANCE"
Genre: Dramatic/Comedy
Screenplay and story by Timothy McGhee
Estimated Budget: $4.5 million
Synopsis:
"Payday Advance" is the story about a Los Angeles emergency room clerical receptionist named Stacey Jones, who falls behind on all of her financial obligations because of her fiancé Mel, the man she thought was her knight in shining armor.
Stacey trusts him with everything, including her seven year-old son Tyrell. She even trusts Mel after he walks out on them following a car accident that reportedly is her fault. Unbeknown to Stacey, she only has liability car insurance because of the irresponsible actions of Mel. She files a disability claim for her accident injuries and rents a vehicle for a week. Later Stacey finds out from her claims adjuster that she is responsible for all the bills and expenses from the car accident, and her car will not be repaired or replaced by the insurance company.
After Stacey learns the truth about her circumstances, she turns to the only other person whom she trusts, Gina, a street-wise, long-time friend, who is always trying to find a way to beat the system and enjoy life
to the fullest. In Stacey’s desperation for money, she reluctantly asks Gina to help her find the best place
to pawn her mother's and grandmother’s jewelry, so she can feed her son Tyrell. Gina introduces Stacey
to a corner strip mall in the heart of South Central Los Angeles, where she can sell her items to a man
named Uncle Buck, who since the L.A. Riots operates his pawn shop business out of a van he parks in front
of the strip mall.
Stacey, afraid of losing her family heirlooms, decides against doing business with Uncle Buck and tries
her luck with the Payday Advance store in the strip mall, owned by a person everyone in the neighborhood
calls the "Gingerbread Man." Reginald Cleveland a/k/a the Gingerbread Man is a neighborhood hero,
always trying to make a contribution to his community. He is introduced to Stacey’s financial situation
by Gina and is asked to help her out because Stacey does not have the necessary items required to qualify
for a Payday Advance loan. Reginald is taken by Stacey’s honesty and personally loans her $1,000.00,
no strings attached, only giving her one stipulation “Just Pay Me Back.”
Stacey and Reginald cross paths again at the local city mall as she shops for shoes for her son Tyrell.
Still dealing with her financial hardships, Stacey accepts an outrageous offer of a two-hour shopping
spree granted by the Gingerbread Man. She is not aware that their every move is being watched by the
FBI, especially Special Agent Marconi, a tough cop, who is convinced that Reginald is a drug-dealing,
money-laundering criminal, camouflaging that fact with his generosity to the community.
Stacey, old-fashioned in her ways, goes back to work at the hospital and cautiously begins to accept the assistance of the Gingerbread Man at the urging of her friend Gina. Gina becomes a daily influence on
both Stacey and her son Tyrell, teaching them both how to be more in-tune with themselves and the
freestyle ways of the street.
At the corner mall, there are various independent shops operating with a unique cast of characters running
each establishment. There is a nail shop owned and operated by a Korean lady named “Ming.” Ming is a
strict, all-about-the-money shop owner, who runs her business like a car assembly line. Ming’s technicians
pride themselves in taking the roughest, toughest hands and feet and making them soft and beautiful.
Ming is the only worker in her shop that speaks English and always has to translate what her technicians
are saying to their customers.
There is also a 98 Cents Store in the corner mall. The owner of this business is an African-American man
in his sixties, named Mr. Buford but everybody calls him “Mr. B” which stands for butt-hole. Mr. Buford is
always complaining about the hoodlums hanging in front of his business and customers complaining about stocked holiday items from the previous year. The attraction for the fellows in the hood is Mr. B’s young
niece Sheila, who is a cashier working part-time for her cheap uncle.
Another popular shop in the mall is the Beauty Supply Shop where on the first and fifteenth of the month,
all the ladies from the hood come and fight over the new supply of wigs and weaves. The spot everybody
comes to eat in the mall is a Chinese food shop called "X’s Chinese Food," ran by a black Muslim husband
and wife couple named Mr & Mrs X. You never know what’s going to be on the menu but the food is always good. And of course, there's the Payday Advance/Check Cashing shop that offers the best interest rate on payday loans and check cashing in the city. It is ran by a trusted Payday Advance clerk, who manages the
day-to-day operations for the Gingerbread Man.
As Stacey and Reginald's relationship intensifies, so does the pursuit of the FBI in trying to discover the
source of how Reginald makes all of his money. A visit from Special Agent Marconi makes Stacey reconsider
her relationship with Reginald until he confronts her and conveys the secrets to his financial empire. After
the FBI cannot uncover any incriminating evidence against Reginald, they get desperate and plant narcotics
in the Payday Advance shop and arrest him. Because Stacey is the only person to know the true secret of Reginald’s wealth, it is left up to her to find a way to make the FBI and Special Agent Marconi own up to
the framing of Gingerbread Man and setting him free.
This movie is a captivating light-hearted comedy, filled with suspense, love and real urban flavor. This is a very funny movie
that will make every person who has ever visited a corner mall in the hood recognize!
* This movie Should be rated PG 13 *
"PAYDAY ADVANCE"
Genre: Dramatic/Comedy
Screenplay and story by Timothy McGhee
Estimated Budget: $4.5 million
Synopsis:
"Payday Advance" is the story about a Los Angeles emergency room clerical receptionist named Stacey Jones, who falls behind on all of her financial obligations because of her fiancé Mel, the man she thought was her knight in shining armor.
Stacey trusts him with everything, including her seven year-old son Tyrell. She even trusts Mel after he walks out on them following a car accident that reportedly is her fault. Unbeknown to Stacey, she only has liability car insurance because of the irresponsible actions of Mel. She files a disability claim for her accident injuries and rents a vehicle for a week. Later Stacey finds out from her claims adjuster that she is responsible for all the bills and expenses from the car accident, and her car will not be repaired or replaced by the insurance company.
After Stacey learns the truth about her circumstances, she turns to the only other person whom she trusts, Gina, a street-wise, long-time friend, who is always trying to find a way to beat the system and enjoy life
to the fullest. In Stacey’s desperation for money, she reluctantly asks Gina to help her find the best place
to pawn her mother's and grandmother’s jewelry, so she can feed her son Tyrell. Gina introduces Stacey
to a corner strip mall in the heart of South Central Los Angeles, where she can sell her items to a man
named Uncle Buck, who since the L.A. Riots operates his pawn shop business out of a van he parks in front
of the strip mall.
Stacey, afraid of losing her family heirlooms, decides against doing business with Uncle Buck and tries
her luck with the Payday Advance store in the strip mall, owned by a person everyone in the neighborhood
calls the "Gingerbread Man." Reginald Cleveland a/k/a the Gingerbread Man is a neighborhood hero,
always trying to make a contribution to his community. He is introduced to Stacey’s financial situation
by Gina and is asked to help her out because Stacey does not have the necessary items required to qualify
for a Payday Advance loan. Reginald is taken by Stacey’s honesty and personally loans her $1,000.00,
no strings attached, only giving her one stipulation “Just Pay Me Back.”
Stacey and Reginald cross paths again at the local city mall as she shops for shoes for her son Tyrell.
Still dealing with her financial hardships, Stacey accepts an outrageous offer of a two-hour shopping
spree granted by the Gingerbread Man. She is not aware that their every move is being watched by the
FBI, especially Special Agent Marconi, a tough cop, who is convinced that Reginald is a drug-dealing,
money-laundering criminal, camouflaging that fact with his generosity to the community.
Stacey, old-fashioned in her ways, goes back to work at the hospital and cautiously begins to accept the assistance of the Gingerbread Man at the urging of her friend Gina. Gina becomes a daily influence on
both Stacey and her son Tyrell, teaching them both how to be more in-tune with themselves and the
freestyle ways of the street.
At the corner mall, there are various independent shops operating with a unique cast of characters running
each establishment. There is a nail shop owned and operated by a Korean lady named “Ming.” Ming is a
strict, all-about-the-money shop owner, who runs her business like a car assembly line. Ming’s technicians
pride themselves in taking the roughest, toughest hands and feet and making them soft and beautiful.
Ming is the only worker in her shop that speaks English and always has to translate what her technicians
are saying to their customers.
There is also a 98 Cents Store in the corner mall. The owner of this business is an African-American man
in his sixties, named Mr. Buford but everybody calls him “Mr. B” which stands for butt-hole. Mr. Buford is
always complaining about the hoodlums hanging in front of his business and customers complaining about stocked holiday items from the previous year. The attraction for the fellows in the hood is Mr. B’s young
niece Sheila, who is a cashier working part-time for her cheap uncle.
Another popular shop in the mall is the Beauty Supply Shop where on the first and fifteenth of the month,
all the ladies from the hood come and fight over the new supply of wigs and weaves. The spot everybody
comes to eat in the mall is a Chinese food shop called "X’s Chinese Food," ran by a black Muslim husband
and wife couple named Mr & Mrs X. You never know what’s going to be on the menu but the food is always good. And of course, there's the Payday Advance/Check Cashing shop that offers the best interest rate on payday loans and check cashing in the city. It is ran by a trusted Payday Advance clerk, who manages the
day-to-day operations for the Gingerbread Man.
As Stacey and Reginald's relationship intensifies, so does the pursuit of the FBI in trying to discover the
source of how Reginald makes all of his money. A visit from Special Agent Marconi makes Stacey reconsider
her relationship with Reginald until he confronts her and conveys the secrets to his financial empire. After
the FBI cannot uncover any incriminating evidence against Reginald, they get desperate and plant narcotics
in the Payday Advance shop and arrest him. Because Stacey is the only person to know the true secret of Reginald’s wealth, it is left up to her to find a way to make the FBI and Special Agent Marconi own up to
the framing of Gingerbread Man and setting him free.
This movie is a captivating light-hearted comedy, filled with suspense, love and real urban flavor. This is a very funny movie
that will make every person who has ever visited a corner mall in the hood recognize!
* This movie Should be rated PG 13 *
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MUSIC INDUSTRY PROJECTS
MIC LITTLE AKA MICHAEL C. JOHNSON
FORMER DEF JAM/MUSIC WORLD
("PRE-TEEN ARTIST")
With a smooth falsetto that recalls a young Michael Jackson, it didn't take long for the pre-teen singer known as Mic Little to go from singing in church and talent shows to auditioning for L.A. Reid and Jay-Z. He was born and raised in the heart of South Central Los Angeles, and Mic Little's parents made every effort they could to keep their son out of trouble. With Charlie Wilson of the Gap Band and gospel great Daryl Cooley in his family tree, music seemed to be the way to go.
Singing and performing came naturally to the youngster, and soon his cousin T-Low of the R&B trio "Next"
took notice. T-Low brought his cousin to the attention of Walter "Lil Walt" Millsap, a songwriter/producer,
who had worked with Alicia Keys, Brandy, Mary J. Blige, and many others. Millsap thought his voice was
shockingly similar to Michael Jackson during his Jackson 5 days, and influenced the young singer to switch
from his birth name, Michael Johnson, to Lil Mike, which was eventually changed to Mic Little.
A 10-song demo was cut with Millsap writing and producing, and it was presented to Def Jam. Def Jam's
bosses, L.A. Reid and Jay-Z, asked for a showcase, jumped on a plane, saw the singer perform in person,
and offered him a contract on the spot. Fellow Def Jam artist Ne-Yo appeared on Mic Little's debut single,
the sweet "Put It in a Letter," which like the rest of Mic's projects were never released.
Now Michael is 17 years-old and working on a series of songs that is to be produced by B.E.G. Now with a
smooth and mature voice, Michael is ready to show the world the talents that he have been blessed with.
MIC LITTLE AKA MICHAEL C. JOHNSON
FORMER DEF JAM/MUSIC WORLD
("PRE-TEEN ARTIST")
With a smooth falsetto that recalls a young Michael Jackson, it didn't take long for the pre-teen singer known as Mic Little to go from singing in church and talent shows to auditioning for L.A. Reid and Jay-Z. He was born and raised in the heart of South Central Los Angeles, and Mic Little's parents made every effort they could to keep their son out of trouble. With Charlie Wilson of the Gap Band and gospel great Daryl Cooley in his family tree, music seemed to be the way to go.
Singing and performing came naturally to the youngster, and soon his cousin T-Low of the R&B trio "Next"
took notice. T-Low brought his cousin to the attention of Walter "Lil Walt" Millsap, a songwriter/producer,
who had worked with Alicia Keys, Brandy, Mary J. Blige, and many others. Millsap thought his voice was
shockingly similar to Michael Jackson during his Jackson 5 days, and influenced the young singer to switch
from his birth name, Michael Johnson, to Lil Mike, which was eventually changed to Mic Little.
A 10-song demo was cut with Millsap writing and producing, and it was presented to Def Jam. Def Jam's
bosses, L.A. Reid and Jay-Z, asked for a showcase, jumped on a plane, saw the singer perform in person,
and offered him a contract on the spot. Fellow Def Jam artist Ne-Yo appeared on Mic Little's debut single,
the sweet "Put It in a Letter," which like the rest of Mic's projects were never released.
Now Michael is 17 years-old and working on a series of songs that is to be produced by B.E.G. Now with a
smooth and mature voice, Michael is ready to show the world the talents that he have been blessed with.
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