CHIMERA

Sixteen-year-old PAIGE awakens to find she has been drugged and kidnapped by an elderly man named BEN. As Ben's actions become more extreme, Paige realizes she must escape or face a fate worse than death.

Anne worked as an assistant to Blake Snyder and continued with Save the Cat! after his passing. She developed her web series "They Live Among Us," which pulp critic Will Varaho described as "...pure pulp by blending gothic horror, film noir, urban (LA) angst, theological theorizing, philosophical pandering, and spiritual sex into a genre-bending mix."

Anne was recognized by Learnist as "a filmmaker to watch" and has conducted workshops for the Austin Film Festival, Women in Film Los Angeles, and the University Film and Video Association. She is an experienced judge, having served the IAWTV and Rockie Awards; the latter is presented by BANFF as part of the Cannes Film Festival. Anne's blog, Princess Scribe, has been acknowledged as a "Top Screenwriting Web Site" by SCRIPT magazine and Screenwriting Spark.

In 2014, Anne suffered a catastrophic injury due to undiagnosed cancer. Her recovery journey has spanned over 10 years to reach a new normal; CHIMERA marks her return to storytelling.