Life is a dream…

...Or is a dream life?

Life is just a dream, duh-dee, dah-duh-dah, spend my whole life loving you, bah-dee-bah-dah-dah, promise to be true - LIFE would be a dream, sweetheart - hello, hello again, sh-boom it's a wonderful day again....

Written and produced by Julie Hoverson

"What kind of a place is it?

Why it's your living room, can't you tell?"

Adapted by Julie Hoverson from a story by Kurt Vonnegut

A lovely bright future! Clean and well maintained. Thanks to population control.

"What kind of a place is it?

Why it's a hospital waiting room - can't you tell?"

Artificial intelligence and a blind date. What could go wrong?

Written and produced by Julie Hoverson

"What kind of a place is it?

Why it's a blind date, can't you tell?"

Classic era science fiction about a very odd visitor from outer space.

Adapted by Julie Hoverson from a story by Phillips Barbee (pseudonym of Robert Sheckley) Published in Galaxy Science Fiction, December 1952

"What kind of a place is it?

Why it's a cabin in upstate New York, can't you tell?

In the regency world of manners, mores, and miss Jane Austen, a pair of sisters use a touch of magic to help their widowed father find something he lost long ago.

Written and Produced by Julie Hoverson.

"What kind of a place is it?

Why it's a parlor in the early 1800s, can't you tell?"

Paul and Donna are hired by Prince Waldo Charming to find his lost, mysterious dream girl - his only clue? A shoe.

Written and Produced by Julie Hoverson.

The latest case for B&B Investigations involves one of Donna's old classmates - wed to a mysterious stranger, left destitute... and now her life is in danger!

Written and Produced by Julie Hoverson.

B&B Investigations returns, and this time Paul and Donna have been hired by the personal assistant to Mr. Emperor (of Emperor Pictures), himself, to prevent his boss from being swindled by so-called “filmmakers”.

Written and Produced by Julie Hoverson.

In a world part 1940s film noir and part Grimms fairy tales, B&B Investigations are hired to clear the name of one "Mr. Wolf", who was allegedly killed after devouring a grandmother…

Written and Produced by Julie Hoverson.

A group of space marines on their first training run meet up with something ... nasty.

Written and Produced by Julie Hoverson.

"What kind of a place is it?

Why it's a derelict spaceship, can't you tell?"

The Puffy Loaf corporation takes the next "logical" step to make their bread fluffier and lighter ...possibly lighter than air.

Adapted by Julie Hoverson from a Fritz Leiber story published in 1958. Produced by Julie Hoverson.

"What Kind of a place is it?

Why it's a lovely white bread future (by way of 1958) can't you tell?"

The play's the thing... Or perhaps in this case, the "thing" ...is the play.

Written and Produced by Julie Hoverson.

"What kind of a place is it?

Why it's kitchen in a castle a long time ago, can't you tell? At least, that's what it looks like...."

1920s-era jazz baby Hannah becomes embroiled in the world of the supernatural - seeking clues to her father's untimely demise.

Written and Produced by Julie Hoverson.

"What kind of a place is it?

Why it's backstage at a theater, can't you tell?"

When a dragon shows up to threaten a typical fantasy medieval hamlet, can a knight be far behind? Or does that seem a little .... convenient?

Written and Produced by Julie Hoverson.

"What kind of a place is it? 

Why it's a farm, just outside a fantasy medieval hamlet, can't you tell?"

When Cael Carzfinker, blade maiden of the ninth rank (etc., etc.) comes to the castle of Evil Wizard Mazurin to rescue a captive prince, the outcome is.... magical.

Written and Produced by Julie Hoverson.

"What kind of a place is it? 

Why, it's a road through a dark and spooky forest, leading up to an evil wizard's castle"

In classic 1940s Hollywood, aspiring screenwriter Fiona Cross discovers the pitfalls of writing remakes - including, perhaps, romance with an undying legend of the silver screen. 

Written and Produced by Julie Hoverson.

"What kind of a place is it? 

Why, it's a movie studio office - can't you tell? 

Where else would you find... a screenwriter?"

[Family friendly]

Good intentions may pave the way to ruin, but when Fran - a precocious 11-year old - sets out to rescue what she fervently hopes is a kidnapped child, Halloween may never be the same! 

Written and Produced by Julie Hoverson.

"What kind of a place is it?

Why it's a suburban street, where else would you find...goblins?"

[Family friendly]

Shortly after WWII, a crate full of parts appears on a young divorcee's doorstep. Can she and her young son figure out what it is and what it's for? ...And how will this affect the fate of the world?. 

Written and Produced by Julie Hoverson.

"What kind of a place is it?

Why it's an aging bungalow court apartment, can't you tell?"  

[Family friendly]

You wake up, millions of light years away, in a place nothing like home. ...What do YOU do? Vanessa 98949 faces that question when her lifepod is picked up in an out of the way asteroid belt.

Written and Produced by Julie Hoverson.

"What kind of a place is it?

Would you believe it's a habitat, in an asteroid cloud, in a distant corner of the galaxy?"

When Kenton Stanfield takes a job on Venus hunting for power crystals, he finds the hazards of the job too much to handle.  

Adapted by Julie Hoverson from the story by H.P. Lovecraft and Kenneth Sterling

"What kind of a place is it?

Would you believe it's a mining colony

on the steamy jungle planet we call Venus?"