Michael Moore began writing in May 2025, having now completed 13 original screenplays. His scripts have earned a 70% placement rate across 50+ festival submissions, including multiple placements at FilmQuest, Atlanta Film Festival, Dallas International Film Festival, Vail Film Festival, Flickers' Rhode Island, Fade In Awards, DaVinci-Storyline (Writers' Corner), Glendale International Film Festival, Vancouver Horror Show, and Filmmatic, along with 12 best screenplay wins by 7 different scripts.
What We Carry (feature) follows a dying neuroscientist that manipulates her husband into a fatal consciousness transfer — then awakens trapped in fractured memory loops of her own design, forced to confront how her desperation orphaned the daughter she sought to protect.
Collective Unknown is a limited series where different versions of the same characters explore buried memory, recursion, and the hidden artifacts that echo across time — where identity, purpose, and fate intertwine in a world where humanity's search for meaning may outlive its existence.
Affect Protocol is an interconnected anthology exploring a near-future shaped by emotional optimization. Each episode examines how systems designed to maximize efficiency, safety, and progress gradually narrow the human experience — scoring our grief, categorizing our empathy, streamlining our love — until we mistake reduction for refinement. The series doesn't position technology as villain; it interrogates our complicity in trading emotional complexity for measurable advantage. What remains when feeling becomes a data point? When identity becomes yield? Beneath each standalone narrative runs a hidden spine: an infrastructure refining humanity itself, one well-intentioned iteration at a time.
Wrench Kings is an industrial sci-fi / drama series set in a post-automation future ruled by labor guilds, exploring a world rebuilt by the very people society once discarded — scavengers, builders, gardeners, healers, sentinels, and couriers — after artificial intelligence failed the former ruling class that lived above the clouds.
His latest script, not THAT kind, is his most personal. It explores the quiet tension of navigating institutional spaces where success requires restraint, and authenticity must be strategically managed. It is not a story about overt exclusion, but about the subtler pressure to narrow oneself in order to thrive. It anchors his newest anthology — Necessary Silence, which explores deeply personal fears through intimate drama. Each episode examines what we sacrifice in the name of survival — and what parts of us quietly die...unless we go back for them.
His goal is to create narratives that engage both thoughtful genre audiences and industry professionals looking for fresh, emotionally intelligent storytelling.
Drawing from lived experience and thematic curiosity, Michael’s work interrogates what it means to stay human, and what or who decides. His stories are cinematic, layered, and emotionally restrained — designed to linger long after the final frame.
