Screenwriter · Actor · Storyteller

Douglas N. Wilkinson

Character-driven stories about ordinary people facing impossible truths—across contemporary thrillers, mysteries, spiritual drama, and the American frontier.

05Public projects
03Distinct worlds
NowAvailable to option
The public slate

Five stories ready to move.

Each screenplay has a dedicated project page and an external ScriptHop packet for producers, managers, collaborators, and other industry readers.

On Fractured Ground poster
Thriller · Suspense

On Fractured Ground

Unexplained tremors lead two neighbors toward a corporate threat capable of turning a community into a disaster zone.

Project page
On Fractured Ground poster with screenplay competition laurels
Featured project

On Fractured Ground

Some truths aren’t meant to be buried.

When strange tremors and unexplained illnesses strike a suburban neighborhood, retired engineer Tex and his reclusive neighbor follow the evidence from contaminated water to a corporate plan engineered to profit from catastrophe.

The feature screenplay grew from an unpublished novel manuscript by Richard C. Williams. Douglas N. Wilkinson carried forward its characters, locale, and initiating situations, then rebuilt the material into a substantially new screen story.

Recognition

Stories finding their audience.

A growing record of finalist, semi-finalist, winner, and commendable-qualities recognition across screenplay competitions.

2026

On Fractured Ground

Page Turner Screenplays semi-finalist. Wiki Screenplay Contest semi-finalist. Accepted into the Austin Film Festival Screenplay Competition.

2025

The Returned

Wiki Screenplay Awards winner for Best Screenplay in November, plus a Commendable Qualities review in the Final Draft Big Break Screenwriting Contest.

2025

E‑Towne / E‑Town

Page Turner Screenplay Awards finalist and Wiki Screenplay Awards semi-finalist, with strong marks for concept, dialogue, and structure.

The writer

Douglas N. Wilkinson

Douglas Wilkinson is an actor and screenwriter developing feature stories grounded in pressure, consequence, and moral choice. His public slate moves from present-day conspiracy and mystery to the hard edge of the American West, always returning to characters forced to decide who they will become when the world stops giving them easy answers.

Five projects are currently ready for public consideration and optioning. Douglas is open to representation, producing relationships, and conversations with serious creative collaborators.