Ron Micci

Ron Micci

Screenwriter, Playwright and Dialogue Editor

Hasbrouck Heights, New Jersey

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About Ron

Ron Micci is a prolific author of plays, screenplays, novels, poems and short stories, from the comedic to the serious, many available for perusal on the Booksie and Stage 32 websites. A published playwright (Brooklyn/Heuer Publishers) and former magazine editor, his one-act plays have been staged in Manhattan and throughout the country. His piece “My Redacted Life” was recently published on the Confetti website and his short story “Snatched!” has been selected for publication this year by The Brussels Review.

Unique traits: Equally adept at writing sharp, satirical material and deeply emotional, poetic fare. See free Booksie website to sample a vast array of my work, as well as Amazon.com.

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  • Queen of Cups

    Queen of Cups Budget: $0 - $100K | Comedy A tarot-reading secretary attempts to guide the failing architectural firm for which she works back to prosperity after it is forced to fire its staff and share office space with a lingerie company whose female head has the hots for her boss.

  • All the Wolves You Were

    All the Wolves You Were Budget: $1M - $5M | Horror Comedy In Victorian England, a wedding between a British aristocrat's son and a mysterious Romanian princess is thrown into jeopardy the night before the nuptials when the princess reveals she's a werewolf and runs away to the moors.  Three acts.  Culminates in a very hairy set of marriage vows.

  • Mooselight Serenade

    Mooselight Serenade Budget: $30M+ | Family Adventure Teen brothers crash out of summer school to rescue camp cuties from a monster moose stampede in the wilds of Maine, only to find themselves in the midst of a shooting war.

  • Marilise

    Marilise Budget: $100K - $1M | Romance Crime A gentle lesbian love story between two financially strapped sisters turns murderous when they seek the assistance of an older woman, who comes between them romantically, and whose sudden accidental death leads to a revenge killing and murderous climax on Montauk Point.

  • The Axeman Cometh

    The Axeman Cometh Budget: $1M - $5M | Horror Adventure A giant Swede tour guide with a brain the size of a pea wreaks bloody axe-wielding havoc on a group of high school kids on a summer camping trip in Vermont.

  • Hopefuls!

    Hopefuls! Budget: $0 - $100K | Comedy Comedic misadventures of a bunch of aspiring actors in a Hollywood boarding house, run by a retired, elderly British music hall husband and wife dance team.

  • Shark Watch

    Shark Watch Budget: $0 - $100K | Crime A Mafia wiseguy is sent to make a drug buy on the Jersey Shore, where a gypsy fortune teller acts as the middleman, but he is double-crossed by another hood posing as a fed.

  • Dark Snow

    Dark Snow Budget: $100K - $1M | Romance Drama A sexually repressed woman in her 30s overcomes her inhibitions when she meets a man at an office Christmas party, then races north to her maiden aunt's cabin in the woods to share the joyous news, only to encounter bitterness and jealousy and a poignant parting of the ways.

  • Trueblood & Cochise

    Trueblood & Cochise Budget: $100K - $1M | Crime Comedy On the eve of graduation, Harvard Law School buddies use their detective skills, and more than a bit of pluck and humor, to solve a murder involving a drug deal gone bad, then decide to join forces as lawyer-detectives in the Dakotas.

  • Laura Lee

    Laura Lee Budget: $0 - $100K | Romance Drama On her summer teaching break, a lonely woman in an antiques store becomes romantically involved with a divorced man who owns a summer home by the lake.  Though she kids him about her name’s resemblance to Lorelei, it becomes evident that she is troubled, and the intensity of their relationship lures them both on the rocks.  Not appropriate for younger audiences.

  • Herman

    Herman Budget: $0 - $100K | Comedy The comedic exploits of a no-account, unemployed, gluttonous, fatso mama’s boy in a Queens diner, trapped between a flirtatious waitress and a possessive mother.

  • Happy Endings

    Happy Endings Budget: $0 - $100K | Family Comedy A pair of financially strapped old-timers on a farm in the Midwest, Eleanor and Bertrand Cornweevil, receive a surprise visit from a man trying to entice them into selling the oil drilling rights to their land.  But isn’t it really their souls he’s after?

Awards

  • Marilise – Honorable Mention, Best New Film, 2012 New York Writers Summit, Paulini/Howell Production
    (2012)

  • Hopefuls – Honorable Mention, Best New Scripted Television Series, 2012 New York Writers Summit
    (2012)

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