Corporate Meditation
Brad Thornfield discovers mindfulness through a predatory meditation app and achieves enlightenment by systematically destroying his colleagues' peace of mind. A corporate satire rendered entirely in AI, from script to score.
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Blood Orange Moonrise S1
A noir crime saga that moves through shadow and blood-soaked intrigue. The first season of Wanderlight's flagship Plateworks series, long-form storytelling designed for the streaming age.
Adapted from the work of Mickey Bloom
Prometheus.exe
Fire, stolen differently this time. A literary science fiction feature that interrogates the boundary between creation and creator, told through code, myth, and consequence.
Adapted from the work of Alden Thorne
Festival of the Rougarou
Deep in the Louisiana bayou, a community's annual festival awakens something older than memory. Southern gothic horror that roots its terror in place, tradition, and the things we bury but never quite kill.
Adapted from the work of Elias Wrenmoor
The Last Historian
In a world where history is being systematically erased, one person holds the last complete record of what actually happened. Eight episodes of speculative drama that asks: who controls the past controls the future, but what if no one controls it?
Adapted from the work of Sylas Virell
Fractured Light
When a physicist fractures the speed of light, parallel versions of her life begin bleeding into each other. A sci-fi drama about the cost of knowing every version of yourself, and choosing which one to keep.
Original screenplay by Helena Voss
The Midnight Garden
A reclusive botanist discovers her grandmother's garden holds the key to reversing an ecological disaster. A quiet, devastating drama about inheritance, of land, of knowledge, of responsibility.
Original screenplay by Helena Voss
Neverland Inc
Peter Pan reimagined through the lens of late-stage capitalism. Growing up was always the real villain, but now it's been monetized. A sci-fi reimagining that finds new horror in a story everyone thinks they know.
Adapted from the work of Alden Thorne