Recent Work

With a mind of endless inspiration and a healthy supply of mocha, Jessica Wolf weaves unforgettable storylines that explore the human condition and blur lines between realities. Focusing on characters of complexity and unexpected twists, Jessica is always finding new ways to challenge perspectives, and herself as a writer.

In her scripts, Jessica manages to capture powerful ideas and characters of depth within fresh, new narratives. A no-nonsense woman against pointless filler content, Jessica uses every scene to explore details and vital moments that offer new meanings with every read.

As a fiction author, Jessica is working to create a series of thought-provoking tales that invite readers on unique and powerful journeys through previously unchartered realities.

In the non-fiction space, Jessica uses her education as a student of psychology to discuss the mind, and rethink human behaviour. To learn more about her book The Patterns Of Us, visit www.thenatureclinic.co.uk

Scripts

Woman of Stone

Short Film

In 1982 an experimental artist selects a young woman to be put to sleep inside a bio-concrete mix for a thousand years, becoming the worlds first living statue.
A young and nervous reporter, Nile Hakim, is conducting her final interview before she is encased in stone.

Petto

Short Film

After witnessing her grandfathers bizarre behaviour for the first time, Stella tries her best to comfort and support the old woodcarver in his final days.

Inspired by Geppetto from The Adventures of Pinnochio.

The Girl In The Box

Short Film

A young girl is tasked with bringing one meal per day to the nun that lives underground, continually praying for her country as war brings them to a deadly famine.

Mr Painter Man

Super Short (less than 10 pages)

An artist deals with grief in the only way he knows how, by loosing himself in his creations…

Books

What if the myths were real, but the monsters were us?

From a mermaid torn from the deep and thrown into a government cage, to a unicorn bled for the immortality of billionaires, and a village where the rain carries the voices of the dead...

‘In All Of Its Gruesome Glory’ is a collection of interconnected tales about what surfaces when we trespass too far. These are not stories of monsters to be slain, but of species to be answered to; of debts incurred across centuries, and a bill finally coming due.