Jordan Tate

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Female screenwriter with several screenplays under her belt, Jordan Tate specializes in the thriller, fantasy and adventure genre. Her influences come from directors like Alfred Hichcock, James Cameron, Steven Spielberg, Tim Burton...and King Kong, the legendary movie behind her passion for cinema.

Jordan Tate’s work is filled with original, tormented characters, suspense, romance twists and turns, she loves to put her audience and readers on the wrong track with characters who are never what they seem to be.

Jordan has been writing several screenplays during the past few years that she is now marketing around the world. Her work ranges from thriller, fantasy, science fiction, adventure to dramas and romantic comedies her recent successes include 3 scripts optioned (the woman on the beach, the man on the screen and you will never sleep soundly again) currently in development in New York/USA due to start filming in 2007, a writing assignment on the science fiction feature film “Cyber hunt” currently in pre-production and Dante’s girl a short fantasy/drama filmed and produced in New York based upon her original screenplay/story Mrs. Cassandra. More can be seen at www.jordantate.net

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