Teleplays / Novels
Orion Woolf is currently developing a five teleplay / novel sequence, which ideally translates to a five season streaming TV series. The teleplays / novels center around thematic elements of real-life historical drama with elements of the supernatural, government conspiracy, quantum scientific theory, and ancient world history & spirituality.
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The settings range from sand-gorged Iraqi deserts to sun-drenched Southern California beaches to remote Pacific Northwest wintery landscapes.​​​​​
Vessel
by Orion Woolf
In this first teleplay / novel of the quintet, the "American Experience" is explored through two narratives across two generations. From the battlefields of Operation Desert Storm to early 1990s pop-culture driven Southern California, Josh Kreuger navigates modern social pressures versus his own internal identity and destiny.
Gene Ott is a man returning from Vietnam, only to find he is forever changed by the war. He only knows one motto: "keep moving or die".
Vanity
by Orion Woolf
In this second teleplay / novel of the quintet, a new narrative takes form to join the continuing journey of our series protagonist - Josh Kreuger. Josh & Ariadne both reach climactic identity crises in differing ways as illusions dissolve.
Encompassing the years 1939-1945, an unorthodox relationship forms between two characters in the heart of a Nazi Germany "Joy Division".
Voracious
by Orion Woolf
In this third teleplay / novel of the quintet, three narratives collide in heightening the Josh Kreuger story and his lifelong journey to find purpose and who he is underneath the modern world facades.
The birth and childhood of Darrah (Caylus Ark) and the trail of Lucinda Rainwater bring the strings of narrative closer and closer together.
Visage
by Orion Woolf
In this fourth teleplay / novel of the quintet, Caylus Ark struggles through adolescence, being gifted and cursed with high intelligence and an unquenchable knowledge thirst.
Josh Kreuger finds himself under the tutelage of a much needed mentor who he has many questions about, bringing out more reinterpretation of his whole life.
Scientific developments factor in disrupting the world on a larger scale.
Vesper
by Orion Woolf
This fifth screenplay / novel of the quintet culminates the Josh Kreuger and Caylus Ark narratives, where the intersection has larger-than-life implications upon both characters and the world - what does it mean to be human?