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July 9, 2008
Producer
Stephanie Austin joins "High School Sweethearts"
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June 9, 2008
ChickFlicks Secures $100 Million Financing Slate
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June 2, 2008
CreativeWorks
Acquires Rights
to “Parklawn”
Screenplay
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>> May 26, 2008
CreativeWorks
Acquires
Rights to “The Sudoku Murders”
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>> May 23, 2008
CreativeWorks
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to “American Tragedy”
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>> May 16, 2008
CreativeWorks
and ChickFlicks Enter Co-Production Agreement
>> January 21, 2008
CreativeWorks
Acquires Rights
to “High School Sweethearts”
Screenplay
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July 9, 2008
Stephanie Austin joins
"High School Sweethearts"
Producer
Stephanie Austin
has joined
Sara Risher
and brothers Grant and Parker Tilley to produce "High School
Sweethearts".
Austin has been a
producer / executive producer on over 10 feature films, including
breakout hits such as "Shanghai Nights", "True Lies", and "Terminator
2: Judgment Day".
"We
are delighted to be in business with industry leaders
and visionaries like Stephanie and Sara," said Grant and Parker Tilley
in a joint statement.

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May 16, 2008
CreativeWorks and ChickFlicks Enter
Co-Production Agreement
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Producer Sara Risher and her
ChickFlicks Productions
have entered into a
co-production partnership
with newly formed CreativeWorks Entertainment to produce
“High School Sweethearts," an original script by Colin
McCormack.
The story follows the rise and fall of the most popular
couple at Platt High School and their turbulent four year
romance.
The pic will be produced by Risher, through her ChickFlicks Productions, and brothers Grant and Parker
Tilley through their CreativeWorks Entertainment production
company.
Risher
has over 30 years of producing experience, starting New Line Cinema's LA offices and then later serving as
Chairman of New Line Productions. She was an integral
part of building New Line with films such as the "Nightmare
on Elm Street" series and "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles"
franchise. Recent producing credits
include: "Raise Your Voice," starring Hilary Duff, "Broken Bridges",
and "The Last Mimzy."
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June 2, 2008
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CreativeWorks
Acquires Rights to
“Parklawn”
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CreativeWorks Entertainment has acquired the rights to the
screenplay "Parklawn,"
an original script
by Sue C. Cummings.
This
drama is based on the actual 1999 discovery of a time
capsule from 1937 at The Parklawn Public Housing Project in
Milwaukee. The story centers around a German
Immigrant (Nicholas Souter) and his uncle, who while fighting
for democracy in Austria,
both flee to America. They arrive in
Wisconsin during the Depression in 1933 and find
themselves struggling to survive in a squatters colony
dubbed Hooverville.
Souter marries an Irish widow (Sara Flannigan) with five
children and finds himself battling for survival after Sara’s
untimely death. He struggles to keep the family together and
withstand the anti-German atmosphere in Pearl Harbor's
aftermath.
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Grant
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May 26, 2008
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CreativeWorks
Acquires Rights to
“The
Sudoku Murders” Screenplay
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CreativeWorks Entertainment has acquired the rights to the
screenplay
"The Sudoku Murders,"
an original script by
Akai Draco.
This story (in the vein of "Se7en" meets "Criminal Minds")
centers on a mysterious serial killer who uses sudoku
puzzles to map out murders.
Lucien Porter is an NYPD detective whose past comes full
circle as he is informed by a gruesome serial killer via
sudoku puzzles, just minutes before each murder happens.
Porter's secret past is revealed, and it is do or die for him as
he comes face to face with the killer.
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Grant
Tilley
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May 23, 2008
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CreativeWorks
Acquires Rights to
“American
Tragedy”
Screenplay
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CreativeWorks Entertainment has acquired the rights to the
screenplay "American Tragedy,"
an original script
by Krystal Messer.
This drama / thriller (in the vein of "Cruel Intentions"
meets "Gossip Girls")
exposes the powerful & privileged, ruthless, rich, and
drugged-up teens of an elite American prep school.
"American Tragedy" is the story of the murder of a pregnant girl
that sends shockwaves through
an elite east coast prep school, especially when the
headmaster's daughter becomes the lead suspect.
She lies
to protect her domineering boyfriend, who may be the unborn
child's father. Realizing that the killer may in fact be her
boyfriend, she attempts to come clean, only to be stifled by
a blackmailer's threats to expose a secret that would
destroy her family.
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January 21, 2008
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CreativeWorks Acquires Rights to “High School Sweethearts”
Screenplay
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Recently formed CreativeWorks Entertainment has acquired the
rights to the screenplay "High School Sweathearts,"
an original script by
Colin McCormack.
This comedy
(in the vein of "Mean Girls", "Election", "Clueless")
skews popularity & power, relationships, adolescence, and
modern celebrity in a setting so near and dear to
our hearts––high school.
"High School Sweethearts" is a
multi-narrative story that follows Todd and Julia (the most
adorable & popular couple ever) through their 4-years of
high school. Narrated from the not-so-objective
perspectives of Todd’s buddy, Julia’s BFF, and the school
guidance counselor, each character explains the events that
led to one of the biggest blowups the school has ever seen.
And when they become seniors, the stakes couldn't be any higher.
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Launched in June 2007, CreativeWorks
Entertainment is a film production company. The company’s
mission is to develop and produce movies for theatrical
distribution with unique characters and narratives that push
the boundaries of what we are used to: Movies that tell
engaging, underserved and entertaining stories that are
thought provoking and moving on a social and/or emotional
level and relevant and appealing to a wide audience.
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