JML FILMS

MUSIC CREDIT: Original Score & Master Recording by Tanner Morrison of Level of Volume Productions. Editing of films by Bryan Hiltner of TimeSculpt Productions. Many Thanks to all, who I have had pleasure of working with so far this year: ELENA VANCE Producer & Location Manager with Filmmaker Bryan Hiltner/TimeSculpt Productions STATUS: Film Festival Circuit Genre: Drama (Mystery / Thriller) TRT: 30 minutes Portland Previews 2014 & 2015 Festival Director with Filmmaker Aaron Nelson of ANC Productions "1st 10 Pages" Screenwriting Contest Annual Films by Local Filmmakers Contest Space Between Filmmaker: Writer/Director/Producer STATUS: Film Festival Circuit Genre: Drama (Time Travel) TRT: 14 minutes Dreamgirl Producer with Filmmaker Micah Vanderhoof / Pinhole Picture Productions STATUS: Film Festival Circuit Genre: Drama (Suspense) TRT: 8 minutes Happily Ever After? Producer / Script Editor with TV Writer/Director Mitch Rofsky STATUS: Premiere 9/18/2015 Weekly Posted on YouTube beginning: 9/22/2015 Genre: Comedy TRT: 3-minute teasers for TV sitcom pilot 405 Bridge Producer with Filmmaker Zara Zhi STATUS: Film Festivals Genre: Drama (Mental Illness/Homelessness) TRT: 5 minutes Art Studio Legacy Writer/Director/Producer with Michelle Davis Productions STATUS: Film Festival Circuit Genre: Documentary (Drama/Art) TRT: 4 minutes Without WOMEN Filmmaker: Writer/Director/Producer STATUS: Post-production Genre: Narrative documentary (Advocacy) TRT: 20 minutes Contact: Jill Murphy Long JML Films scriptwriterJML@gmail.com 970 846 1428 Portland, Oregon

LOGLINE When two women’s diagnoses are switched – one with a time stamp of only thirty days – they change their lives and in doing so, help others be their true self. SYNOPSIS “Employee-of-the-Month” Alexandra “Alex” Armstrong is given a permanent, reserved parking spot and a ‘work’ trophy for keeping her insurance corporation in the black. Her husband Joe is bleeding-heart liberal, who basically works for free. It’s his second career and first year as a public defender. In between puffs on her suicidal sticks, cafeteria lady Ivy “Vine” Stewart imparts life advice to second graders Caryn and Molly, and particularly Zadie, Alex’s daughter. On a chance day at a busy hospital, the fatal prognosis is given to the wrong woman with a time stamp of thirty days. Now faced with limited days, Alex quits her heartless job and pulls her daughter out of school to give her a different kind of education. She gets rid of her work wardrobe and sells needless things that they have accumulated to build a beach for Zadie on their penthouse’s patio. Inspired by Henri Matisse’s sheer determination in his eighties and while ill too, he kept making art. Alex emulates her muse and chases her forgotten dream. At night, she paints her last messages to her family on public buildings in the likes of Matisse’s ‘Cut Out’ masterpieces. While Alex outruns the police, a freelance reporter manages to get her story. Meanwhile, Vine is still mad at God for taking her husband and daughter fifteen years ago and counts the days until they can be reunited. She has no filter - yet does speak the hard truth to anyone and everyone. Each day at lunch, Vine delivers a gem that she was saving for her daughter. Soon, second graders begin to confide in Vine about their silenced situations at home. Vine reacts immediately to help these girls and their mothers get the ‘pink elephant’ out of their rooms. Alex steps in too, but no one knows - not even Vine or the principal. Back at the crowded hospital, a newly-minted doctor discovers that Alex’s original doctor, Dr. Brackett, was actually a successful child actor, who still practices his craft - wherever and whenever - he can. He went off script a lot, but only to ease despair and encourage hope. When Dr. Morrison discovers his mistakes, she frantically calls both women, although neither answers. Across the city and on the same day that Alex is recognized, not arrested, for her illegal art and while Vine has stopped smoking, both women collapse and are rushed to the hospital. Dr. Morrison tells Alex that her health condition is due to anxiety, and being chronically-sleep deprived and severely dehydrated, but also because she’s pregnant. Unfortunately, Vine cannot escape the final side effects of smoking. She does, however, leave a lasting impact on those she could help in the time that she did have. GENRES Inspirational Drama / Women Empowerment / Art / Sports / Environment CHANCE DAY an original screenplay by Jill Murphy Long © 2018 WGA# 160141 JML Films LLC Justice/Mercy/Love 970 846 1428 (PST) scriptwriterJML@gmail.com www.JMLFilms.com Special THANKS to the cast and crew, who help to make this POC trailer! C R E W DP/Editor Sambaran Chatterjee AD Hailee More Sound Callie Day HMUS Natalie Bruno BTS Photographer Jessea Grayson PA Deb Gatiss Soundtrack Moe Kingsley C A S T (in order of appearance) ALEX Ashley Strom HOMELESS LADY Jill Sughrue COLLEGE STUDENT Tida Gherman ARTIST Deb Gatiss VINE Brynn Baron SAG ZADIE Lilian McNeil CARYN Lily Crow MOLLY Bela Willmott LYNDA, CARYN'S MOM Tam Marshall PRINCIPAL WELTZER Tim Peterson E X T R A S Basketball kid Xilena Hardy Basketball kid Jada Gamboa Basketball kid Cody Leo Cellphone kid Austin Leo Soccer kid James Leo Cellphone kid David Ingram Basketball center Angelina Handris Parent Tonya Osborn Basketball kid Etta Isles Cellphone kid Nora Isles Parent Abby Isles Cellphone kid Boris Willmott Cellphone kid Salena Cachola Soccer kid Olivia Jordan Soccer kid Thatcher Peterson Basketball kid Jaca Gamboa Parent Debbie England Parent Thuy Phan-Willmott Parent Debra Schulman Parent Quynh Nguyen Parent Nelly Leo Parent Jenifer Gamboa Parent Cory Cachola Thank you to everyone including Katie O'Grady of The Studio NW!

Thank you for watching the 'proof-of-concept' trailer for the feature film, MELTDOWN Based on True Events. MELTDOWN is about the 1979 nuclear accident at Three Mile Island in Pennsylvania. It's the story of Ellie Gerrity, who returns to her hometown on book tour and finds out that many of her classmates and neighbors have died or have neurological diseases. York, PA is only 13 miles due south of the nuclear power plant on a sandbar in the Susquehanna River. She is determined to find out what really happened. The Executive Team, cast and crew of MELTDOWN, who are helping to launch this movie thank you for watching. We filmed this 2-minute teaser trailer for MELTDOWN in January in Portland, Oregon and edited in February. More than 40 cast and crew traveled from the snow to Willamette airport to Portland Community Media and to a local neighborhood to make this happen. Currently, we are interviewing TMI survivors to be included in the film. Please visit our website: www.MELTDOWNthefilm.com Or email the team directly: MELTDOWNthefilm@gmail.com The great composer and conductor Eric Whitacre and his incredible teams in the U.K. and Los Angeles helped us include his beautiful soundtrack. His virtual choir of 185 talented singers in 18 countries also deserve a huge thank you for lending their voices to our message. MELTDOWN matters to me, I am the screenwriter--it is a very personal story--and to TMI survivors and their supporters. This effects all of us. We would greatly appreciate you sharing our story and link. -The Executive Team of MELTDOWN

Three Mile Island, Chernobyl, Fukushima, Hanford… “This affects all of us.” Forty years ago on March 29, 1979, Three Mile Island nuclear plant suffered a nuclear meltdown, the world’s first. https://youtu.be/i2IcuIC97wY Radiation is invisible. Exposure to radiation is cumulative. Radiation causes latent cancers and neurological diseases decades later, which is now. In 2012, I was diagnosed with a brain tumor. My younger brother was also diagnosed with a brain tumor and skin cancer and thyroid cancer. Our childhood house was only 12 miles south of Three Mile Island in York, Pennsylvania. This feature film, MELTDOWN, Based on True Events, is my very personal story, but is also now their story—the people of Central Pennsylvania, your story, your voice, too. This drama begins in current day when an author returns home to find cancer intensifying in Central Pennsylvania. As she begins to link the deaths to the 1979 nuclear meltdown at Three Mile Island, she’s blindsided by a brain tumor. Unfortunately, all of this is true. Fortunately, we have Erin Brockovich and her legal teams on our side. We also have the medical community, conducting molecular medical studies to link the radioactive birth date of the biopsies to its cause. MELTDOWN is the current-day version of the films, Erin Brockovich and The China Syndrome. My feature film will question, “Is nuclear is safe?” After the world’s first nuclear meltdown 1979 at TMI, we should have asked: “What’s in the water? What’s in the soil?” “What didn’t they tell us?” MELTDOWN will also encourage people to think, talk, and act -- to “GO Green” in whatever way they can. We are seeking an A-List female actor in her late 40s or early 50s, who has an affinity with our film’s message. With like-minded partners: investors, product placement sponsors-and Hollywood stars, and ‘green’ musicians and their bands, we can share the truth about nuclear and the promise of safe, renewable energy. The initials of my company, JML, stand for my name, but also Justice, Mercy, and Love—the very ethics behind what we write and produce at JML Films. I have written 12 full-length, feature films and will produce these movies after this important film. We have secured $1.4M in financing. We have secured circa 1970s cars including police cars and key props. We have secured more than 250 extras and 100 drivers for the 1970s cars. We have secured locations in Pennsylvania and Colorado. As a WeWork member, JML Films will set up our production offices at WeWork in Denver, Philadelphia, and Washington, D.C. and lessen our carbon footprint. Nuclear is not green. The earth cannot wait. This film cannot wait. CONTACT: Jill Murphy Long Writer/Producer 970 846 1428 MELTDOWNthefilm@gmail.com JML Films Justice / Mercy / Love www.MELTDOWNthefilm.com P.S. Please see the Interactive map of Central PA on our website: www.MELTDOWNthefilm.com

In continuing to raise awareness about radiation emitted by nuclear power and its long-term effects on us now, the future, and the earth, here is the Pacifc Coast teaser for the feature film, MELTDOWN, Based on True Events. The story started in the 1940s when the U.S. government tested nuclear bombs on the Pacific Ocean. Fukushima is only the most recent chapter in our mistakes. Chernobyl's radioactive plume hit the Oregon coast on May 5, 1986--only nine days after the explosion. The cancer-cluster maps are intensifying all over Central PA 38 years later... We need your help making a movie that matters; one that will start a global shift to safe, renewable energy. This can be accomplished country-by-country and one person at a time. We all matter and what each one of us does, or doesn't do, also matters. Please join us as crew, cast, extras, featured extras, product placement sponsors (if your company has a history since 1979 and is true to the storyline--ask for the script) angel investors, and investors (request a Prospectus). Together, we can make the earth a healthier place to live. There is no back-up planet. This is it: earth, our home. Please support our efforts with a Like on YouTube:

Teaser for the short suspense-drama ELENA VANCE starring Nathan Berl, Morgan Love, Cami Ottman music by Mike Grabarek shot by Jesse Larson produced by Jill Murphy Long written & directed by Bryan Hiltner facebook.com/ElenaVanceMovie

Ten-year-old boy hides on the top of the staircase as his father tells a horrific story about the holocaust and escaping being gassed to death in Nazi concentration camp. After his father passes away, the boy, now a fifty-year-old man receives a cassette tape that his father made six months earlier. On the tape is an interview taken by an employee of a holocaust museum. As the son stands in his kitchen and listens to the tape, he is stunned and amazed at what he learns about his father and regrets they never had this talk in person. https://www.facebook.com/thestairsshort/ http://mortlaitner.com/

Without WOMEN is about the power of touch and the change it brings to the world. This short film highlights the diversity of skills women now have — from the words of an author, providing hope to a female bike mechanic, delivering freedom on two wheels to a girl. In other scenes, a female cardiologist saves a life and an OBGYN delivers a new one. From the effective strokes of a Reiki master and a professional artist and the critical touch of a neurosurgeon, the world needs to see this female power in action. This documentary features an Irish musician, who plays the African dundun drums and the Chinese architect known for her renowned architectural feats based on her desire “to create love through design.” Plus the local organic farmer, who wants the GMO conglomerates to be required to label their products. This film addresses the international issues between the freedoms handed to women and girls in America against the barriers other females must face every day. Ironically, these are the very same issues that existed in the United States less than one hundred years ago...like our own societal taboos that forbid women to ride bikes and when American females were once considered chattel, too. Unfortunately, today in Asia and the Middle East, the deeply-rooted, patriarchal societies is still evident where very little regard—if any—is given to the lives of women and girls. For more than three decades, the Chinese government’s one-child policy has resulted in a gender population imbalance and is responsible for millions of missing baby girls. Ironically, similar issues existed in the United States less than one hundred years ago... like when American females were once considered chattel, too and our own political and societal taboos that forbid women to own property, vote, open a bank account, or even ride a bike. Without WOMEN will empower women and girls around the globe.