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Creative Team Statement
We envision an 8-episode season with episodes running 45 to 55 minutes. The initial story arc covers the first eight episodes with additional storylines providing the option to continue for multiple seasons.
The series is contemporary and set mostly in the United States with occasional locations around the world. Oregon locations in season one are well-known to the producers and offer a rich backdrop for several key sequences. While visual effects play an important role in establishing a fantastic reality, the main characters and their complex interplay drive the storyline and a remarkable quest to solve the mystery of The Box.
The series is contemporary and set mostly in the United States with occasional locations around the world. Oregon locations in season one are well-known to the producers and offer a rich backdrop for several key sequences. While visual effects play an important role in establishing a fantastic reality, the main characters and their complex interplay drive the storyline and a remarkable quest to solve the mystery of The Box.
TS Pictures presents
A Television Series
Created and Written by
Tim Ryerse and Scott Forslund
A cube of unknown origin is linked to a mass killing
on the Northern California coast.
Episode 1: "Shipwreck"
Synopsis
After a shipwreck off the California coast, first responders find the entire crew slaughtered. Blood is everywhere, splattered on the walls and pooled on the floors. Limbs are torn from mutilated bodies. When Homeland Security’s John Taylor sends physicist Helen Davies and her team to investigate, the first thing they see is a pearlescent, cube-shaped container chained to the ship’s deck. Briefed by the FBI, Helen is given sketchy information that indicates the captain and crew believed their cargo valuable. But what killed them?
With 8-month-old Charlie and a nanny in tow, Helen orders the container moved to Eugene, Oregon where her team can fully examine it. Having left her 15-year-old son Josh at their home base in Virginia, Helen struggles to balance family with unlocking the container’s secrets and tracking down whatever killed the crew. Meanwhile, on the southern Oregon coast, more killings terrify residents of a small town. With biochemist Trevor Hayden joining her team, Helen heads to Port Orford to meet up with Sheriff Dan Reed to investigate the attack. Amid rumors a Bengal tiger is responsible after many victims are found devoured, her team is stunned when Reed shows them a major clue—tracks on a sand dune that suggest a large, bipedal animal.
When another massacre is reported, Helen and her team race up the coast to Coos Bay, where locals have trapped “something” in a cave on the beach. Eerie howls echo from the cave as the crowd hatches a plan to blow up the sea monster they believe is inside. Helen offers a military capture instead, but their plan is already in motion and all the dynamite from town is set off at the cave’s mouth. The massive explosion seals the cave, forcing Helen to plan an excavation to learn the predator’s fate. But as a test hole is drilled, there’s word that one of Reed's deputies has fallen ill. He's contracted a virus from the mysterious creature and is fighting for his life.
With 8-month-old Charlie and a nanny in tow, Helen orders the container moved to Eugene, Oregon where her team can fully examine it. Having left her 15-year-old son Josh at their home base in Virginia, Helen struggles to balance family with unlocking the container’s secrets and tracking down whatever killed the crew. Meanwhile, on the southern Oregon coast, more killings terrify residents of a small town. With biochemist Trevor Hayden joining her team, Helen heads to Port Orford to meet up with Sheriff Dan Reed to investigate the attack. Amid rumors a Bengal tiger is responsible after many victims are found devoured, her team is stunned when Reed shows them a major clue—tracks on a sand dune that suggest a large, bipedal animal.
When another massacre is reported, Helen and her team race up the coast to Coos Bay, where locals have trapped “something” in a cave on the beach. Eerie howls echo from the cave as the crowd hatches a plan to blow up the sea monster they believe is inside. Helen offers a military capture instead, but their plan is already in motion and all the dynamite from town is set off at the cave’s mouth. The massive explosion seals the cave, forcing Helen to plan an excavation to learn the predator’s fate. But as a test hole is drilled, there’s word that one of Reed's deputies has fallen ill. He's contracted a virus from the mysterious creature and is fighting for his life.
Contact Us for download links to the first 4 written teleplays
and the 8-episode Season Synopsis.
Episode 101: "Shipwreck" (Written)
Episode 102: "Tsiatko" (Written)
Episode 103: "Wild Thing" (Written)
Episode 104: "Quantum Halo" (Written)
Episode 105: "Vertex" (Outlined)
Episode 106: "Skinwalkers" (Outlined)
Episode 107: "Wendigo" (Outlined)
Episode 108: "Solar Winds" (Outlined)
Episode 102: "Tsiatko" (Written)
Episode 103: "Wild Thing" (Written)
Episode 104: "Quantum Halo" (Written)
Episode 105: "Vertex" (Outlined)
Episode 106: "Skinwalkers" (Outlined)
Episode 107: "Wendigo" (Outlined)
Episode 108: "Solar Winds" (Outlined)
Creative Team Statement
We envision an eight-episode season with episodes running 45 to 55 minutes. The initial story arc covers the first eight episodes with additional storylines providing the option to continue for multiple seasons.
The series is contemporary and set mostly in the United States with occasional locations around the world. Oregon locations in season one are well-known to the producers and offer a rich backdrop for several key sequences. While visual effects play an important role in establishing a fantastic reality, the main characters and their complex interplay drive the storyline and a remarkable quest to solve the mystery of The Box.
The series is contemporary and set mostly in the United States with occasional locations around the world. Oregon locations in season one are well-known to the producers and offer a rich backdrop for several key sequences. While visual effects play an important role in establishing a fantastic reality, the main characters and their complex interplay drive the storyline and a remarkable quest to solve the mystery of The Box.
IN DEVELOPMENT
Creative Team Statement
We envision an 8-episode season with episodes running 45 to 55 minutes. The initial story arc covers the first eight episodes with additional storylines providing the option to continue for multiple seasons.
The series is contemporary and set mostly in the United States with occasional locations around the world. Oregon locations in season one are well-known to the producers and offer a rich backdrop for several key sequences. While visual effects play an important role in establishing a fantastic reality, the main characters and their complex interplay drive the storyline and a remarkable quest to solve the mystery of The Box.
The series is contemporary and set mostly in the United States with occasional locations around the world. Oregon locations in season one are well-known to the producers and offer a rich backdrop for several key sequences. While visual effects play an important role in establishing a fantastic reality, the main characters and their complex interplay drive the storyline and a remarkable quest to solve the mystery of The Box.
TS Pictures presents
A Television Series
Created and Written by
Tim Ryerse and Scott Forslund
A cube of unknown origin is linked to a mass killing
on the Northern California coast.
Episode 1: "Shipwreck"
Synopsis
After a shipwreck off the California coast, first responders find the entire crew slaughtered. Blood is everywhere, splattered on the walls and pooled on the floors. Limbs are torn from mutilated bodies. When Homeland Security’s John Taylor sends physicist Helen Davies and her team to investigate, the first thing they see is a pearlescent, cube-shaped container chained to the ship’s deck. Briefed by the FBI, Helen is given sketchy information that indicates the captain and crew believed their cargo valuable. But what killed them?
With 8-month-old Charlie and a nanny in tow, Helen orders the container moved to Eugene, Oregon where her team can fully examine it. Having left her 15-year-old son Josh at their home base in Virginia, Helen struggles to balance family with unlocking the container’s secrets and tracking down whatever killed the crew. Meanwhile, on the southern Oregon coast, more killings terrify residents of a small town. With biochemist Trevor Hayden joining her team, Helen heads to Port Orford to meet up with Sheriff Dan Reed to investigate the attack. Amid rumors a Bengal tiger is responsible after many victims are found devoured, her team is stunned when Reed shows them a major clue—tracks on a sand dune that suggest a large, bipedal animal.
When another massacre is reported, Helen and her team race up the coast to Coos Bay, where locals have trapped “something” in a cave on the beach. Eerie howls echo from the cave as the crowd hatches a plan to blow up the sea monster they believe is inside. Helen offers a military capture instead, but their plan is already in motion and all the dynamite from town is set off at the cave’s mouth. The massive explosion seals the cave, forcing Helen to plan an excavation to learn the predator’s fate. But as a test hole is drilled, there’s word that one of Reed's deputies has fallen ill. He's contracted a virus from the mysterious creature and is fighting for his life.
With 8-month-old Charlie and a nanny in tow, Helen orders the container moved to Eugene, Oregon where her team can fully examine it. Having left her 15-year-old son Josh at their home base in Virginia, Helen struggles to balance family with unlocking the container’s secrets and tracking down whatever killed the crew. Meanwhile, on the southern Oregon coast, more killings terrify residents of a small town. With biochemist Trevor Hayden joining her team, Helen heads to Port Orford to meet up with Sheriff Dan Reed to investigate the attack. Amid rumors a Bengal tiger is responsible after many victims are found devoured, her team is stunned when Reed shows them a major clue—tracks on a sand dune that suggest a large, bipedal animal.
When another massacre is reported, Helen and her team race up the coast to Coos Bay, where locals have trapped “something” in a cave on the beach. Eerie howls echo from the cave as the crowd hatches a plan to blow up the sea monster they believe is inside. Helen offers a military capture instead, but their plan is already in motion and all the dynamite from town is set off at the cave’s mouth. The massive explosion seals the cave, forcing Helen to plan an excavation to learn the predator’s fate. But as a test hole is drilled, there’s word that one of Reed's deputies has fallen ill. He's contracted a virus from the mysterious creature and is fighting for his life.
Contact Us for download links to the first 4 written
teleplays and the 8-episode Season Synopsis.
Episode 1: "Shipwreck" (written)
Episode 2: "Tsiatko" (written)
Episode 3: "Wild Thing" (written)
Episode 4: "Quantum Halo" (written)
Episode 5: "Vertex" (outlined)
Episode 6: "Skinwalkers" (outlined)
Episode 7: "Wendigo" (outlined)
Episode 8: "Solar Winds" (outlined)
Episode 2: "Tsiatko" (written)
Episode 3: "Wild Thing" (written)
Episode 4: "Quantum Halo" (written)
Episode 5: "Vertex" (outlined)
Episode 6: "Skinwalkers" (outlined)
Episode 7: "Wendigo" (outlined)
Episode 8: "Solar Winds" (outlined)
Creative Team Statement
We envision an eight-episode season with episodes running 45 to 55 minutes. The initial story arc covers the first eight episodes with additional storylines providing the option to continue for multiple seasons.
The series is contemporary and set mostly in the United States with occasional locations around the world. Oregon locations in season one are well-known to the producers and offer a rich backdrop for several key sequences. While visual effects play an important role in establishing a fantastic reality, the main characters and their complex interplay drive the storyline and a remarkable quest to solve the mystery of The Box.
The series is contemporary and set mostly in the United States with occasional locations around the world. Oregon locations in season one are well-known to the producers and offer a rich backdrop for several key sequences. While visual effects play an important role in establishing a fantastic reality, the main characters and their complex interplay drive the storyline and a remarkable quest to solve the mystery of The Box.
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IN DEVELOPMENT
TS Pictures presents
A Television Series
Created and Written by
Tim Ryerse and Scott Forslund
A cube of unknown origin is linked to a mass
killing on the Northern California coast.
Episode 1 "Shipwreck"
Synopsis
After a shipwreck off the California coast, first responders find the entire crew slaughtered. Blood is everywhere, splattered on the walls and pooled on the floors. Limbs are torn from mutilated bodies. When Homeland Security’s John Taylor sends physicist Helen Davies and her team to investigate, the first thing they see is a pearlescent, cube-shaped container chained to the ship’s deck. Briefed by the FBI, Helen is given sketchy information that indicates the captain and crew believed their cargo valuable. But what killed them?
With 8-month-old Charlie and a nanny in tow, Helen orders the container moved to Eugene, Oregon where her team can fully examine it. Having left her 15-year-old son Josh at their home base in Virginia, Helen struggles to balance family with unlocking the container’s secrets and tracking down whatever killed the crew. Meanwhile, on the southern Oregon coast, more killings terrify residents of a small town. With biochemist Trevor Hayden joining her team, Helen heads to Port Orford to meet up with Sheriff Dan Reed to investigate the attack. Amid rumors a Bengal tiger is responsible after many victims are found devoured, her team is stunned when Reed shows them a major clue—tracks on a sand dune that suggest a large, bipedal animal.
When another massacre is reported, Helen and her team race up the coast to Coos Bay, where locals have trapped “something” in a cave on the beach. Eerie howls echo from the cave as the crowd hatches a plan to blow up the sea monster they believe is inside. Helen offers a military capture instead, but their plan is already in motion and all the dynamite from town is set off at the cave’s mouth. The massive explosion seals the cave, forcing Helen to plan an excavation to learn the predator’s fate. But as a test hole is drilled, there’s word that one of Reed's deputies has fallen ill. He's contracted a virus from the mysterious creature and is fighting for his life.
With 8-month-old Charlie and a nanny in tow, Helen orders the container moved to Eugene, Oregon where her team can fully examine it. Having left her 15-year-old son Josh at their home base in Virginia, Helen struggles to balance family with unlocking the container’s secrets and tracking down whatever killed the crew. Meanwhile, on the southern Oregon coast, more killings terrify residents of a small town. With biochemist Trevor Hayden joining her team, Helen heads to Port Orford to meet up with Sheriff Dan Reed to investigate the attack. Amid rumors a Bengal tiger is responsible after many victims are found devoured, her team is stunned when Reed shows them a major clue—tracks on a sand dune that suggest a large, bipedal animal.
When another massacre is reported, Helen and her team race up the coast to Coos Bay, where locals have trapped “something” in a cave on the beach. Eerie howls echo from the cave as the crowd hatches a plan to blow up the sea monster they believe is inside. Helen offers a military capture instead, but their plan is already in motion and all the dynamite from town is set off at the cave’s mouth. The massive explosion seals the cave, forcing Helen to plan an excavation to learn the predator’s fate. But as a test hole is drilled, there’s word that one of Reed's deputies has fallen ill. He's contracted a virus from the mysterious creature and is fighting for his life.
Contact Us for download links to
the first 4 written teleplays and the
8-episode Season Synopsis.
Episode 1: "Shipwreck" (written)
Episode 2: "Tsiatko" (written)
Episode 3: "Wild Thing" (written)
Episode 4: "Quantum Halo" (written)
Episode 5: "Vertex' (outlined)
Episode 6: "Skinwalkers" (outlined)
Episode 7: "Wendigo" (outlined)
Episode 8: "Solar Winds" (outlined)
Episode 2: "Tsiatko" (written)
Episode 3: "Wild Thing" (written)
Episode 4: "Quantum Halo" (written)
Episode 5: "Vertex' (outlined)
Episode 6: "Skinwalkers" (outlined)
Episode 7: "Wendigo" (outlined)
Episode 8: "Solar Winds" (outlined)
Creative Team Statement
We envision an 8-episode season with episodes running 45 to 55 minutes. The initial story arc covers the first eight episodes with additional storylines providing the option to continue for multiple seasons.
The series is contemporary and set mostly in the United States with occasional locations around the world. Oregon locations in season one are well-known to the producers and offer a rich backdrop for several key sequences. While visual effects play an important role in establishing a fantastic reality, the main characters and their complex interplay drive the storyline and a remarkable quest to solve the mystery of The Box.
The series is contemporary and set mostly in the United States with occasional locations around the world. Oregon locations in season one are well-known to the producers and offer a rich backdrop for several key sequences. While visual effects play an important role in establishing a fantastic reality, the main characters and their complex interplay drive the storyline and a remarkable quest to solve the mystery of The Box.