Roscommon Pictures was established by David Flynn with its first feature, THE UNDYING and is now preparing to go into production on its second feature, SQUILTY AND THE BOYS, if it can raise the damn money in this too tight economy.

SQUILTY is a bawdy, coming-of-age comedy about two very unusual brothers raised in a suburban sanitarium who escape to New York City and find love and sex ... well, sex anyway, in the City's East Village.

David's worked for the past twenty years as a writer and actor, and is a member of the Screen Actors Guild and the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists. He's appeared in numerous motion pictures, both studio and independent productions, and in the daytime series, All My Children, Another World, Guiding Light and Loving. 

He's written eighteen screenplays, including THE WAR CHANNEL, the Bronze Award Winner for Best Dramatic Screenplay at the Worldfest/Houston International Film Festival.  This script was optioned by the Auerbach Company at Columbia TriStar Television.

He's also co-authored three screenplays, one a Silver Award Winner for Best Dramatic Screenplay at Worldfest and written and performed in a one act comedy that was produced Off Off Broadway.