Inside Season 2 of HERRINGS: Some Secrets Can’t Disappear
They co-exist among the public, but they’re not your average citizens. They work hard like everyone else, but their job isn’t what anyone would consider …
Posts tagged Crime Drama
THE PANTSLESS DETECTIVE Season 4: Will Richard Panceliss Sing For His Supper, Or Will He Break His Biggest Case?
Of all the gorgeous dames, crooked cops and dirty rats in the world, who would possibly want to mess with a fine upstanding lawman like …
SAVING HARPER ROSS: A Thriller Where Monday Isn’t Just The Start Of A Week – It’s The Start Of An Unending Nightmare
Just about everybody hates Mondays. It’s the first workday – or school day – of a long five day slog that seems to get even …
CON$EQUENCES: The Story Of Con Artists…With A Conscience
If you’ve checked your email inbox in the past, you’ve probably seen messages from individuals who claim to represent a cash-strapped Nigerian government that’s in …
ARCENEAUX: One Room. Eight Suspects. Many Secrets.
While many TV series and movies over the years have portrayed New Orleans, its people, its daily struggles, and its unique qualities with varying degrees …
MUCK: One Reporter’s Quest To Uncover A Mystery That Defies Understanding
As evidenced by the runaway success of the NPR true crime docuseries SERIAL, plus TV series like 48 HOURS MYSTERY, DATELINE and others, putting together …
PRESSURE: In An Instant, One Fateful Decision Can Change Everything
For better or worse, and regardless of the circumstances, it only takes one decision to forever change someone’s life. In the new 4 episode drama …
MAINTAIN: How Far Would You Go To Live The Life You’ve Always Wanted?
In a day and age where the cost of college tuition continues to climb, and the level of student debt continues to rise, it’s hard …
BARRACUDA: Fighting Back Against The Bad Guys, No Matter The Cost
Heavily inspired by the gritty style of Robert Rodriguez, Quentin Tarantino and other filmmaking greats, the web series version of BARRACUDA grew out of an award-winning feature film that served not only to entertain, but also to reflect the all too real world of criminal activity, the problems that police departments face in their attempts to combat it, and the effects that crime has on its victims.
CON: THE MINISERIES – A USC Produced and Distributed Production
USC screenwriting students Amy Suto and Jen Enfield-Kane were able to create CON through the school’s film department with distribution over USC’s cable channel and online portal.