My Way is the epic story of a group of friends who learn some harsh lessons over a twenty-four hour period on the gritty, materialistic summer streets of Los Angeles. This feature script is written in a pulp style and appeals to a wide demographic from the teenage moviegoer to those adults out on a date. The story confronts the reality of suburban youth stuck in a mundane world of track home existence, making the thriving Los Angeles metropolis minutes away all the more enticing. Hypnotized by the fast-paced life and lights that L.A. offers, these young characters yearn for a life of experimentation. This soon turns out to be more than they imagined, as they encounter corrupt drug dealers, backstabbing friends, hope and twisted plots. One night out can turn into a lot more than just a way to escape.

• This story involves every genre of the film experience: romance, drama, action, suspense, horror and even a thriller.

• My Way involves a character outline that makes it easy to grasp each role.

• My Way shows the contrast between the clean living environments of the suburbs to the harsh reality of inner city living.

• My Way is the story of love found.

• My Way is the story of the trials and tribulations of trusting friendship. The film shows how in the face of struggle people show their true colors.

• My Way is the story of today's culture in the beginning of a new millennium.

• My Way is written after the classic John Hughes style, told from start to finish bringing you along on the ride rather than leaving the audience left to figure things out.

• My Way will push the boundaries of the capabilities of film, being shot in a style similar to the most favorable American cult classics of Quentin Tarantino.

• My Way includes a language of it's own introducing the Ebonics explosion of the late 90's, wherein following the lines of Guy Ritchie's films.

• My Way breaks the barriers of film and will be shot in a style all its own after the director's eye of Oliver Stone.

• My Way provides a plot twist that has never been used before in a motion picture.

• This story relates the problems facing youth today who are forced to live in a world of privilege and ambiguity. Young men and women reaching adulthood are left to deal with the world on their own terms in a life where parents think the suburbs are so safe they don't need to watch their kids.

• In a time of remakes and over done ideas, My Way is a breath of fresh air.