Scott Honea moved to Los Angeles in the beginning of 2006 to pursue a career in screenwriting. With four completed specs under his arm, he quickly landed an internship at Niad Management, a boutique literary and talent management company. Under principal Wendi Niad, Honea learned the ins and outs of the industry while reading and providing coverage on hundreds of screenplays. The process opened his eyes to what works and what doesn’t work in a script, and the experience was monumental in the improvement of his own writing.

The next breakthrough for Honea was meeting future writing partner Josh Sitarz, a fellow Niad intern turned assistant. A friendship soon formed over a mutual love of all things NFL and screenwriting. Since penning their first screenplay “Latter Day Aints” in November of 2006, Honea and Sitarz have swiftly completed two more feature specs and are working on their fourth as of May 2007.

Honea’s screenplay “Good Reasons To Freeze To Death” won the Best Title contest in the 2007 Bluecat Screenplay competition. His earlier screenplay “A Magnuson Invention” was a Slamdance quarterfinalist.