FEATURE SCREENPLAY • ORIGINAL IP

POINTNEMO

They called it an evacuation.
It was a disposal.

A salvager enters Deep Nemo searching for the man she lost and discovers that the world’s first orbital housing estate was deliberately deorbited into the Pacific, with a surviving society still living inside its submerged remains.

EXPLORE POINT NEMO

Original science fiction with human consequences.

Point Nemo feature screenplay artwork showing Gemma Ryan, a deteriorating orbital housing estate above Earth, a descending capsule and the Kestrel at sea
20+ YEARSMAJOR STUDIO PIPELINES
WĒTA DIGITALSELECTED FEATURE CREDITS
ORIGINAL IPFOR SCREEN & PAGE
2025SCREENPLAY RECOGNITION

POINT NEMO / VISUAL DEVELOPMENT

Kestrel sequence study.

A compact preview from the visual development board. The complete sequence study remains on the Point Nemo project page.

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Eight-frame Point Nemo sequence board showing a capsule falling into the Pacific, its impact, storm seas, Gemma aboard the Kestrel, vessels colliding and fire across the horizon
Full board on the Point Nemo project page.

POINT NEMO / FROM PAGE TO SCREEN

THE SCRIPT IN MOTION.

A glimpse of Point Nemo moving from screenplay pages into its cinematic visual world.

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POINT NEMO / FROM PAGE TO SCREEN

01 / FEATURED PROJECTS

FEATURED PROJECTS

Original projects for film and television, each with its own genre, setting and visual world.

02 / ADAPTATION IP

Stories built for adaptation.

Original short fiction with distinctive feature and television adaptation potential.

EXPLORE FICTION & RIGHTS
A maintenance worker inside the buried service level of a luxury Antarctic retreat beneath a vast snowfield

SHORT STORY • ADAPTATION IP

IN THE ABSENCE OF HEAT

After years as a stay-at-home mother, a woman answers an advert to maintain a billionaire’s luxury Antarctic retreat, only to uncover a secret colder than the world outside.

RIGHTS STATUS • CONFIRMED ON ENQUIRY

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Discarded open AIRtipodes Air bottle on a New Zealand shoreline for The Anatomy of Air

SHORT STORY • ADAPTATION IP

THE ANATOMY OF AIR

A worker at a New Zealand air-canning company questions what she is selling and who can afford to breathe.

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ADAPTATION RIGHTS • SPECULATIVE THRILLER

5,000 WORDS • RIGHTS STATUS ON ENQUIRY

DNLYV

A washed-up VFX artist takes one last FX job as AI dismantles the industry that made him.

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ADAPTATION RIGHTS • PSYCHOLOGICAL MYSTERY

4,000 WORDS • RIGHTS STATUS ON ENQUIRY

THE DEEP

A novelist retraces a teenage road trip, uncovering the truth about her friend’s disappearance.

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ADAPTATION RIGHTS • DARK COMEDY

6,000 WORDS • RIGHTS STATUS ON ENQUIRY

A HUMAN-SHAPED ANIMAL

At a controlled dinner party, one guest’s social performance fractures.

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A wider catalogue spans literary suspense, dark comedy and speculative fiction.
Stories shared privately; publication and adaptation-rights status confirmed per work.

Do Not Leave Your Vehicle screenplay recognition artwork

SCREENPLAY RECOGNITION

DO NOT LEAVE
YOUR VEHICLE

  • 2025 Los Angeles International Screenplay Awards: Semifinalist
  • 2025 Coverfly Red List • #4
  • 2025 Your Script Produced • Official Selection

ABOUT

GENEVA KNIGHT

International feature-film professional with more than 20 years inside major studio pipelines, now originating cinematic IP with an unusual combination of story, production and world-building expertise.

Her visual-effects career includes work at Wēta Digital and credits spanning King Kong, I, Robot, the Harry Potter films and Mad Max: Furiosa.

Geneva Knight is the writing name of Sydney-based screenwriter and feature-film practitioner Rachael Haupt.

She develops cinematic worlds where high-concept ideas collide with deeply human questions.

Her work explores abandonment, class, survival, memory and the unseen systems that shape ordinary lives.

Portrait of Geneva Knight

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