Nathan A. Alvarez

While writing a screenplay for successful film producer Sally Kimmer, twin brothers Austin and Lee learn of their true sibling rivalry. As tensions rise, Sally finds herself having to prove herself worthy to her pushy boss Mr. Williams.

Elias Turner is admitted to a psychiatric hospital and is prescribed an experimental medication that is used to treat patients with mental illness, only the prescribed medication isn't what everyone thinks.

In the sequel to “The Same Frame”, twin brothers Phillip and George go their separate ways when Sally recruits Phillip for a writing job. While Phillip is gone, George finds himself in debt with an old acquaintance from the past, jeopardizing not only his own life, but also risking Phillip and Sally’s life in the process.

While writing a screenplay for successful film producer Sally Kimmer, twin brothers Austin and Lee learn of their true sibling rivalry. As tensions rise, Sally finds herself having to prove herself worthy to her pushy boss Mr. Williams.

While writing a screenplay for successful film producer Sally Kimmer, twin brothers Austin and Lee learn of their true sibling rivalry. As tensions rise, Sally finds herself having to prove herself worthy to her pushy boss Mr. Williams.

Elias Turner is admitted to a psychiatric hospital and is prescribed an experimental medication that is used to treat patients with mental illness, only the prescribed medication isn't what everyone thinks.

In the sequel to “The Same Frame”, twin brothers Phillip and George go their separate ways when Sally recruits Phillip for a writing job. While Phillip is gone, George finds himself in debt with an old acquaintance from the past, jeopardizing not only his own life, but also risking Phillip and Sally’s life in the process.

In the sequel to “The Same Frame”, twin brothers Phillip and George go their separate ways when Sally recruits Phillip for a writing job. While Phillip is gone, George finds himself in debt with an old acquaintance from the past, jeopardizing not only his own life, but also risking Phillip and Sally’s life in the process.

In the sequel to “The Same Frame”, twin brothers Phillip and George go their separate ways when Sally recruits Phillip for a writing job. While Phillip is gone, George finds himself in debt with an old acquaintance from the past, jeopardizing not only his own life, but also risking Phillip and Sally’s life in the process.