Author & Award-Winning Screenwriter
SCREENWRITING
Character-Driven Stories with Cinematic Scope
Christine A. Baker writes feature films and television projects spanning historical drama, contemporary ensemble stories, magical realism, Westerns, and adventure.
Her portfolio includes original screenplays, adaptations, and collaborative projects—all grounded in emotionally complex characters and stories with something meaningful at stake. Her work has received recognition from the Sundance Screenwriters Institute and numerous national and international competitions.
Original Feature Screenplays
Completed Projects Available for Development
From historical drama and contemporary ensemble stories to magical realism, these original feature screenplays are available for representation, option, and development.
Agent 355
Feature Screenplay/Historical Espionage Thriller
During the American Revolution, a Black woman moving within Manhattan’s elite becomes a vital operative in George Washington’s Culper Spy Ring, risking everything to pass intelligence through a world that refuses to see her.
Inspired by the unidentified woman known only by the code designation “355,” the screenplay reimagines one of the Revolution’s most enduring mysteries as a tense, character-driven story of courage, sacrifice, and erasure from history.
STATUS: AVAILABLE FOR REPRESENTATION, OPTION, AND DEVELOPMENT
SELECTED RECOGNITION:
ISA Table Read My Screenplay Genre Competition — Semifinalist, 2022
Table Read My Screenplay Virtual Genre Competition — Quarterfinalist, 2022
ISA Fast Track Fellowship — Second Round Selection, 2022
Table Read My Screenplay History/Biopic Competition — Top 100, 2021
Your Script Produced! Studios, Season 2 — Quarterfinalist, 2020
Table Read My Screenplay Chicago — Semifinalist, 2017
Red River Reunion
Feature Screenplay/Historical Western/Action-Adventure
In 1877 Texas, U.S. Deputy Marshal Luxton Danner and Texas Ranger Wes Payne reunite to defend a vulnerable border town from ruthless outlaws. Facing impossible odds, the two seasoned lawmen must decide how far they are willing to go to deliver justice on an unforgiving frontier.
Based on the award-winning novel by John Layne. Adapted for the screen by John Layne and Christine A. Baker.
STATUS: SEEKING DEVELOPMENT AND PRODUCTION PARTNERS
SELECTED RECOGNITION:
2022 Genre Celebration Festival — Official Selection
2022 Screenplay Festival — Finalist
2022 Genre Celebration Festival — Nominee
2022 WIKI World’s Fastest Screenplay Competition — Quarterfinalist
When We Were Young
Feature Screenplay/Ensemble Dramedy
Five childhood best friends reunite at a Provincetown beach house, expecting a long-overdue escape filled with laughter, memories, and familiar rivalries. When one of them reveals that she is battling cancer, the women must confront old wounds, unfinished dreams, and the complicated bonds that have held them together for decades.
Warm, funny, and ultimately uplifting, When We Were Young is a Gen X story about lifelong friendship, midlife reckoning, and showing up when it matters most.
STATUS: AVAILABLE FOR REPRESENTATION, OPTION, AND DEVELOPMENT
In a Flash
Feature Screenplay/Spiritual Drama/Magical Realism
After losing both her dead-end job and her apartment, a struggling artist and her beloved dog are left with nowhere to go. As she reluctantly returns home to confront the past she has spent years avoiding, a spirit guide and guardian angel quietly intervene—redirecting chance encounters and unexpected setbacks to lead her toward the life she was always meant to find.
Emotionally grounded and touched by magical realism, In a Flash explores homecoming, second chances, and the unseen forces that may be guiding us forward.
STATUS: AVAILABLE FOR REPRESENTATION, OPTION, AND DEVELOPMENT
The Four Friends
Feature Screenplay/Ensemble Dramedy/Romance
Ten years after graduation, tragedy strikes Samantha Davis on Christmas night, bringing four former college friends back together. Once connected by basketball, ambition, and the certainty that their lives would unfold exactly as planned, they now find themselves confronting the choices, relationships, and disappointments that pulled them apart.
As they rally around Samantha, old bonds are tested, buried feelings resurface, and each friend discovers the possibility of love and belonging in the most unexpected places.
STATUS: AVAILABLE FOR REPRESENTATION, OPTION, AND DEVELOPMENT