All feature scripts are completed features (excluding Freedom Feet which is a short) and registered with the AWG (Australian Writers Guild). At present all screenplays are unproduced, and ready to go.
All the scripts are award winners. Bubbling under the surface was completed late August 2025 and will on the festival circuit soon.
Due to the popularity of screenplays of The Imbalance and The Imbalance 2 have turn them into a TV series. At present there are 7 thirty minute episodes with plan for a second season.
Apparently So the feature screenplay has been turned into a novel, which is a expansion of the screenplay with a twist.
Please contact Naomi directly for further information or enquiries.
Apparently So
Genre – Dramedy
Lucy Bloom, an emotionally battered woman from a marriage, then a relationship that leaves her broken hearted. Lucy turns to writing never expecting her story to take the world by storm.
The Imbalance
Genre- Romantic Comedy
Sally and Celeste are two best friends in their 50’s. After a life of raising a family, and a series of terrible dates they both return to acting and are both met with a string of rejections. A hilarious look at the film & TV industry.
The Imbalance 2 (sequel to The Imbalance)
Genre- Romantic Comedy
The sequel to the Imbalance. It stands alone as a script but by having both could be broken into a 4 part TV or two features. The adventures continue for Sally and Celeste with more laughter, drama and romance.
Twenty Last Summers
Genre- Dramedy/Romantic Comedy
A group of friends in their 50’s and 60’s take stock of their lives and realise they need to start taking chances in order to find love and excitement while they can. This leap of faith turns their world upside down.
Waiting For The Apocalypse
Genre- Dramedy
Henry Stein is a quirky, smart, confident judge who has always put his family first, followed by money.
Henry falls for Elizabeth a struggling screenwriter.
Henry’s life is thrown into turmoil when Elizabeth is kidnapped and he is forced to re-evaluate his priorities.
Yrrem Samtsirhc From Mars
Genre – Fantasy/Holiday
With the help a fantastical newcomer from Mars, a group of children and adults learn to embrace kindness, diversity and unity in time for Christmas.
Freedom Feet (short )
Genre- family
A Japanese child is mesmerized by a young woman struggle to walk on a rainy Tokyo morning. This moment in time changes the course of her life.
Bubbling Under The Surface
Genre- Crime Thriller
An international plot is set off to kill the remaining Holocaust Survivors in an attempt to prove that there was never a holocaust.
The Imbalance TV Series ( 7 Episodes)
Genre- Comedy, Dramedy- Rom Com
Best friends Sally and Celeste dive back into acting after years away, only to discover the industry — and life — are more ridiculous than ever. But when Sally’s career finally explodes, she’s caught between two very different men: the perfect, grounded match her mother always wanted and the famous Hollywood heartbreaker no one expected to fall for a woman like her.
The Imbalance blends grounded emotional truth with comedic bite — a mix of Better Things, Grace & Frankie, The Kominsky Method, and Fleabag-style fourth-wall moments. The show balances heart and humor, showcasing the raw, unfiltered reality of midlife reinvention without losing its optimistic warmth.
Apparenty So (Novel)
Womens contemporary fiction
Apparently So follows Lucy Bloom, a warm-hearted, self-doubting actress emerging from the ashes of a long, draining marriage and an intoxicating but devastating entanglement with Harry Sams. Determined to rebuild her confidence and her life, Lucy throws herself into her creative passions—acting, writing, and surrounding herself with the people who genuinely love her.
When she meets Tommy Calabria, a charismatic, soulful musician with a complicated past of his own, Lucy’s life begins to shift. What starts as artistic chemistry evolves into a tender, deeply affirming romance. Tommy’s devotion forces Lucy to rethink everything she believed about love, worthiness, and being truly seen.
As Lucy’s career surges—landing a major role in a successful play and a publishing deal for her debut novel—her past resurfaces. Harry regrets letting her go. Peter, her ex-husband, spirals through jealousy, gambling, and self-destruction. Their unraveling stands in sharp contrast to Lucy’s rise, highlighting how far she has come.
But Lucy remains compassionate, even as she sets unwavering boundaries. Tommy becomes her anchor, supporting her through media attention, creative pressures, and lingering wounds left by the men who undervalued her.
The novel culminates in a triumphant wedding and an unexpected family celebration, proving that Lucy Bloom has not only rebuilt her life—she has flourished far beyond what anyone, including herself, believed possible.
A story of reinvention, resilience, love, and the beauty of blooming late—Apparently So is an emotional, empowering journey about discovering your voice and allowing yourself to be loved without compromise.
Apparently So, a compelling and emotionally resonant story about heartbreak, rediscovery, and the courage it takes to rebuild a life when everything you believed in suddenly fractures. Complete at approximately 66,973 the novel will appeal to readers of Taylor Jenkins Reid, Colleen Hoover, Jojo Moyes, and Cecelia Ahern, who enjoy intimate, character-driven stories about love, identity, and personal transformation.