Move On

A coming of age comedy pilot about a young, wannabe influencer struggling with building a following online, moving off of his best friends’ couch, and getting over his ex, but when he shares the truth about his gender identity, he’s forced to let go of the old and take in the new.

  • Jameson P Murray
    Writer
    Fairy God Brothers (2023), Parallax (2023), Late to the Party (2023)
  • Project Type:
    Television Script, Other
  • Number of Pages:
    15
  • Country of Origin:
    United States
  • Language:
    English
  • First-time Screenwriter:
    No
  • Student Project:
    No
Writer Biography - Jameson P Murray

Jameson P. Murray is a joyful writer, actor, and comedian. A proud New Orleans native, Murray trained at New Orleans Center for Creative Arts (NOCCA), Comedy Uprising, and abroad at the London Academy of Music & Dramatic Arts (LAMDA). In 2023, he received his BFA from Boston University.

Murray works as a filmmaker, writing for podcasts and creating his own series, including comedy productions like “Fairy God Brothers” and “Going Down”, a weekly sketch show where he was a performer and head writer.

Murray got his on-screen start by making film/tv appearances in Kindred (FX), The Crossover (Disney+), Big George Foreman (Sony), and Good Burger 2 (Paramount). Since, he landed a lead role in short film “Late to the Party,” which was an official selection at the 2023 Atlanta, New Orleans, and Georgia Film Festivals.

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Writer Statement

Writing a script that mirrors so much of my own experience with moving from one phase to another in life, mine was from staying on a friend's couch just after graduating college, while Reggie's is a break-up. Regardless of whether it was a victory or defeat, we both ended up on someone else's couch and still had to overcome challenges with doing so and trying to pursue romantic love, self-love, and wanting to be loved by everyone.

I want this script to reach anyone who has had a tough period in their life like Reggie to find some comfort in knowing they are not alone. Because if you're a Reggie, in any way, it's easy to feel alone. Just get you some friends like Ian or Keke (arguably).