Films and TV Series
Projects at various stages created and/or produced by Terra Wellington through her company Three Ring Nickel.
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TV SERIES
Magnolia Hill
“Magnolia Hill” is a one-hour supernatural drama TV series set in a drought-afflicted Oregon town where a group of friends and neighbors find themselves ensnared by a mysterious supernatural energy force. It radically alters their lives and exposes their deepest wishes.
The show has a diverse and inclusive cast, including humanized female roles. The main message is about finding healing in your life. We also explore climate instability and how to find meaningful hope within that reality.
This series is a PGA Create 2022 fellowship finalist, CineStory Quarterfinalist, Screencraft Quarterfinalist, and BAFF Quarterfinalist.
Creator and EP: Terra Wellington
What Dreams Are Made Of
“What Dreams Are Made Of” is a half-hour paranormal drama TV series that follows two struggling women, living over 100 years apart, who find themselves inexplicably intertwined through dreams, letters, and visions.
The show features a late 60’s female lead with multi-ethnic families, a diverse and inclusive cast, and humanized female roles. Through the protagonists’ journeys, we will be inspired to not give up on our hopes and dreams. Themes explored include failure and renewal, love in the different seasons of a woman’s life, the fear of starting over, and family dysfunction and friendship.
This show has historical-California scenes from the early 1900s and is based on the short story “Two Santa Anas.” “What Dreams Are Made Of” is also a BAFF Official Selection.
Creator and EP: Terra Wellington
FILMS
Habitable
“Habitable” is a feature film that takes place in 2040. When a shocking medical crisis destroys her future, a woman dedicated to serving her controlling government must stop a human catastrophe that will affect millions of climate migrants.
“HABITABLE is simultaneously terrifying and gut-wrenchingly familiar, but the writer weaves a delicate thread of hope within the catastrophic story. Each scene carefully boosts tension, with clear high stakes even as those stakes shift with each new element…the writer deftly reveals how human behavior adapts under the weight of these new circumstances and that is where the greatest terror lies.” — The Black List
The smart sci-fi film has a strong female lead arc within a motherhood story. The climate emergency is front and center. Themes include reconciliation and forgiveness, and the healing power of connection and truth. AR tech is also explored.
Producer/Writer: Terra Wellington
Producer/Line Producer: B.D. Gunnell