Jeff Lambert Wingfield

Featured Project: The Freemans’ Oath
Genre: Political drama / supernatural psychological drama
Format: Digital Feature expansion from a short
Logline: A rising councilman must confront the corrupt system that built him—or become its next architect.
Materials available: script, pitch deck, one-sheet, private screener link.

Produced Film Proof:
Fearless Love, Anyone Who Ever Loved, Me & Mine, Blow Up, REPARATION, etc.

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Available Scripts / Adaptable Properties:

House of Charlie — (Feature in Prep) gritty stage/feature drama about addiction, power, false family, and federal infiltration. Your synopsis describes a makeshift family in an apartment, bound by cocaine addiction, until a federal agent infiltrates Charlie’s world.
Stricken — (Feature in Prep) A Medical/social ensemble drama about young adults battling sickle cell disease, ambition, love, pregnancy, and survival.
Fearless Love — (a short film) thriller short with a murder frame and investigative structure. All about a mysterious widowed woman, Lauren (Rachel Pickup), who moves into a strange neighborhood and is seduced by Eamon (Brett Zubler). Eamon's attraction sparks his obsessive ex-girlfriend Maggie (Danielle Erin Rhodes) into action, as does her mother, Karin (Orlagh Cassidy). Lauren discovers her new neighborhood is unlike anything we discover about her. However, the truth will be uncovered as Detectives Scarborough (Drew McVety) and Cambridge (Tonya Pinkins) arrive on the scene.

Blow Up –  (a short film) Four couples collide through a fast-paced series of intimate vignettes, exposing passion, desire, resentment, and emotional pressure points before their relationships ignite beyond control.

Crossroads – (Feature in Prep) Set against a cold winter backdrop of snow-covered streets, quiet apartments, and emotionally charged reunions, CROSSROADS is a prestige ensemble drama about love, loss, reinvention, and the difficult courage of choosing truth over fear.

Me & Mine – (a short film) Sheila Warren, a young African American mayoral candidate, faces a hostile television interview and must summon ancestral strength to resist racialized attacks, political distortion, and public manipulation.

Lines in the Sand – (Feature in Prep) a tense, dialogue-driven political and social drama set over the course of one explosive evening inside a packed university auditorium. What begins as a public forum between two intellectual rivals — the passionate reformist Dr. Nathan Carter and the disciplined conservative Professor Elaine Brooks — evolves into a fierce, emotionally charged confrontation over race, class, freedom, justice, and the fragile state of modern democracy.

REPARATIONS (a short film) is in response to Mitch McConnell's 2019 press conference on his ideology of Reparations! Ill-prepared and ignorant of the historical facts, repercussions, and conditions of the descendants who have yet to receive their five acres and a mule but are subjected to systematic, discriminatory, and economic injustice.

It’s 10 pm – Five freewheeling teenagers engage in ritualistic late-night behavior, facing consequences as the film delves into young adulthood, exposing every awkward, reckless, and revealing detail.

Manipulation High – (a short film) about Ms. Parker, a popular High School teacher, who is adamant that she’s done nothing wrong at Manipulation High. Here, allegations of sexual misconduct with a student are rumored by a student cheerleader.