I made White Wolf to get a story out of my head and onto a screen. Now I want to see how far that story can go.
The White Wolf live-action pitch page is officially live. And putting it out there feels like a pretty big step. Finishing the movie took a lot. Asking people to see what it could become takes a different kind of nerve.
Before the mask, there’s a father
At the center of White Wolf is an ordinary New Jersey dad with a day job in IT. His family is taken. He’s left for dead. To bring them home, he has to become someone their captors never saw coming.
That’s the setup. The reason I care about it is the family.
I’m a husband and a father of four. The part of this story that matters most to me is that there are people he loves on the other side of everything he’s fighting through. I want you to care whether he gets back to them. The action has to mean something.
The mask, the motorcycle, the transformation — all of that grows out of one thing: he needs to bring his family home.
What you’ll find on the pitch page
The page brings together the story, the characters, the creative direction, and my vision for a live-action feature. It gives producers, directors, and potential collaborators a place to understand the project and decide whether they want to take a closer look.
You can also request the trailer, the screenplay, or a private screener. If you work in film and something about White Wolf connects with you, that’s where I’d love the conversation to start.
The film exists. The vision goes further.
White Wolf is a completed, 94-minute AI-assisted feature that I wrote and directed. Making it gave me a way to put the story on screen and show the atmosphere, the relationships, and the journey I had in mind.
It also gives a potential collaborator something substantial to respond to. There’s a screenplay to read and a full film to watch. We can talk about specific scenes, what works, and what a live-action adaptation could build on.
My goal is to develop White Wolf as a live-action feature with collaborators who care about the family at its center as much as the action around them. I want to see what actors bring to these characters, what a director’s eye can discover in the material, and what a dedicated crew can help bring to life.
That’s the next step I’m working toward. The pitch page is my way of opening that door.
Help me get it in front of the right people
If you’ve been following this project, thank you. Every person who has watched, shared, encouraged me, or asked how it’s going has helped make putting it out there a little easier.
Take a look at the pitch page. If someone comes to mind who might connect with the film, send it their way. A conversation has to start somewhere.
I’m proud of what I made. I’m excited about where it could go. And yes, I’m still an IT guy from New Jersey asking people to take a look at his action movie.
One more thing: fewer than five seats left
We have fewer than five seats left for the private White Wolf screening on Thursday, November 19, at 7:30 p.m. Eastern at Bernardsville Cinema 3 in Bernardsville, New Jersey.
If you want to be part of this exclusive opportunity to see the film on the big screen with us, it’s free, but you need to register.
I’d love to see you there.
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