Never Dull Productions TV/FILM PROJECTS In September, October and December, 2008, the company aired the 2008 Paralympic World Cup on ESPNU. A one-hour project licensed from the BBC by Edgy Sports, LLC (a division of Never Dull), the Manchester-based event featured many of the world’s top athletes with disabilities, including several Beijing Paralympic gold medal winners. Norah’s Ark A modern day comical retelling of the legendary story with a female twist! Currently under option to Canyon Entertainment (completed script available)
THE PARALYMPIC WORLD CUP - MANCHESTER
A scene from Sled Shots Projects currently in development: It’s a Funny Game A six-part series celebrating the funniest sports moments in TV and film comedies (proposal available) Where? A game show that takes you around the world as it tests your knowledge of movies’ most famous locations (proposal available) I’m Only Doing this Once An action-packed documentary about the history of cinematic stuntwork and The Answer Is... A series profiling international and domestic-based individuals, organizations and/or cities successfully addressing many of today's pivotal issues - the economy, education, health care, poverty, etc. They are among the top athletes with disabilities in the world. 400 competitors from 45 countries gathered in Manchester, England this past May and were put to the test in the sports of Swimming, Track & Field, Wheelchair Basketball and Track Cycling. As the largest 2008 international competition before the Beijing Paralympics, this World Cup lured teams from as far away as China, Brazil and Thailand. Top U.S. competitors Joshua George, Jerome Singleton, Jessie Galli, Cheri Blauwet, Jeff Skiba and April Holmes led the way for the United States. 175 medals were won. Several world records were broken. And for five days, record crowds were enthralled by the excitement of Paralympic sports.
 
The company is currently in post production on Sled Shots - a TV documentary about the 2002 United States Paralympic Sled Hockey Team. It is one of the best sports stories of the decade and it just might be the greatest in the history of disabled sports. In 2001, the U.S Sled Hockey team was considered an afterthought. After a dismal last place showing at the 2000 World Cup Games, it was obvious that the American squad was no match for such top contenders as Norway, Canada and Sweden. sled shots a documentary film
Ranked sixth out of six among the international teams going to the 2002 Paralympic Games in Salt Lake, their chances were slim. But the U.S. players were undeterred. And they had an ace in the hole -- NHL great Rick Middleton who could have easily breezed by on his laurels as an all-star Boston Bruin, but instead devoted a year to coaching this team. Middleton taught them hockey and the experience taught them that with the right determination and dedication -- miracles can happen. And in 2002, they shocked the world at the Salt Lake Games. International television broadcast rights available. More Sled Shots details can be found at: www.sledshots.nethttp://www.sledshots.netshapeimage_10_link_0
Manchester Paralympic World Cup Games Promo Sled Shots promo Screenplays MY PARENTS SUCK! A feature-length screenplay sure to be a Halloween perennial that sends shivers up the spines of all ages. Nine-year-old Peter Reinhardt’s overactive imagination has gotten him into trouble before, but it’s nothing compared to when he becomes convinced that his parents have turned into vampires! And, on of all days -- Halloween -- he launches a desperate scheme to turn them back into their old selves before he discovers for real if they really do suck. (completed script available) Other full length screenplay and feature treatments available upon request Can you handle the speed?