Silver Creek Pictures, a privately-held LLC, is an emerging Independent Film Company. Originated in Dallas, the film company is also operating in the Los Angeles area and in New York now. Silver Creek Pictures is concentrating on Feature Film Production and Development. The primary film genres are Action-Adventure, and Chiller-Thriller.  There are also several Comedy and Drama projects SCP is considering for Development and Production.  Feature Film Projects now under Development include: a Modern-Day, Terminator-Style, Live-Action Mummy Movie, BOGMAN: and an Action/Comedy-Drama set in 1977, REMEMBER THE ALAMO.

CREEPTALES 2: THE NIGHTCREEPS, along with several other Films in the style of THE TWILIGHT ZONE MOVIE are also in Development.  CREEPTALES (2004) Starring Tom Kenny, was the first film completed of this kind by Producers now with Silver Creek Pictures.  The company is raising the bar on production and distribution of these new projects.  Marketed in 2004, CREEPTALES is on Three different Multi-Disk DVD Chiller-Thriller Movie sets; made available at national retailers Circuit City, Best Buy, Target, and SunCoast Video, at Net Flicks, Amazon.com, Buy.com, eBay, and a deal was as made for distribution on 13 top pay-per-view Broadband Movie Channels.  SCP has formed new associations with top ranking Film Festivals, in conjunction with these new Feature Projects, as well as attending the AFM and the IFFM.

Jesse Sherman and Michael Minton, the Producer/Director team for Silver Creek Pictures, and company officers, have been friends and film partners on ventures for several years. Sherman and Minton have Produced and Directed Feature Films, developed Feature Film Projects, raised venture capital, worked on Television commercials together, they've each worked in Television, Live Stage Productions and other projects.  SCP is open to opportunities for Co-Productions, Joint Ventures, and "In Association with" possibilities, as well as projects that are exclusive to SCP.  We are actively pursuing Feature Film Production for Low to Mid-Range budget film projects, as well as Developing High-Concept Projects with higher budgets.