A tormented ex-fighter trying to outrun his violent past is dragged into an underground war between criminal empires, forcing him to choose between survival and redemption.
Type:
Web Series Pilot
Status:
For sale
Page Count:
10pp
Genre:
Action
Budget:
Independent
Age Rating:
13+
Synopsis/Details
Haunted by the tragedy that ended his career and the love of his life, ex-MMA fighter Jake Stone drifts through the ruins of his existence — broke, bruised, and disconnected from the world. Living in a crumbling apartment and working sporadic underground jobs, Jake avoids attachments and drowns his guilt in violence and silence. When his old fight buddy Omar, now working for a shady private security firm called Iron Wolf, tries to pull him into something more lucrative — and illegal — Jake turns him down, determined not to fall further than he already has. Later, a chance encounter outside a diner puts Jake in the path of a teenage boy named David, whom he saves from an alleyway beating. Their meeting is brief but lingers. Meanwhile, Jake exchanges curt, unresolved warmth with Veronica, the no-nonsense diner owner who sees through Jake’s walls more than he’d like. But peace is never cheap. The episode ends with Matty, a washed-up enforcer with a fragile ego and a grudge, sending men to Jake’s apartment after an earlier confrontation goes sideways. Jake holds his own — barely — and when the smoke clears, it’s clear that the quiet days are over.

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The Writer: Jorge Parente

I'm a film director, writer, and producer with a BA in Communications and Public Relations, driven by a lifelong love for storytelling. With eight short films and one medium-length feature, my work explores human connection, wonder, and the moments—big and small—that shape us. Every frame is a chance to inspire, to move, and to bring audiences into a world where anything feels possible. Go to bio
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