Frank Beddor
The poster. Two brides sit apart at either end of a rusted
                    bench in a derelict tiled hall, each with her face in her
                    hands — one blonde and barefoot, one dark-haired in
                    white sneakers, both in torn ivory gowns. Their bouquets lie
                    dropped on the floor beside a fallen bottle and a single
                    abandoned shoe. Above them the title is spelled out in gold
                    balloon letters, dented and hung with white flowers.

Feature film · Script available

Dumped

Two brides, left at the altar on the same day, swap revenge on their exes — only to find out that payback boomerangs when love’s at play.

Bridesmaids meets Strangers on a Train

Meet the Writers

  • Jake Curtis in a blue shirt, against a plain wall.

    Jake Curtis

    Jake got his start performing improvised comedy around the world, including shows with the Second City Mainstage. He’s worked in both the live action and animated comedy spaces and his original animated series, A Raven in the Woods, is currently in development with Rick Mischel for Artists Animation Studios. Jake is developing the Oscar winning short The Boy, the Mole, the Fox, & the Horse for television with Charlie Mackesy while also writing Dumped, an upcoming romantic comedy to be produced by Frank Beddor (There’s Something About Mary).

  • Teresa Lin outdoors in a straw hat and a yellow floral
                    dress, smiling at the camera, garden behind her.

    Teresa Lin

    Teresa Lin was born in Taipei, Taiwan, and grew up in Tampa, Florida. She attended Duke University and the USC School of Cinematic Arts and started her career working in development for Lisa Henson, Janet Yang, and Oliver Stone. Teresa wrote for the Fox police procedural Bones before working with Matt Lopez and currently has projects in development at Automatic Pictures, the company of There’s Something About Mary producer Frank Beddor. Teresa’s intention is to produce stories over multiple platforms, raising awareness, empathy, and inclusivity. She lives in Los Angeles with her family.