David Merritt II

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Mouthpiece (2015)
Film by David Merritt II (Comedy, Drama and Romance) Writer, Producer, Director, Production manager, Casting director Matt, a young filmmaker, comes to L.A. to document his cousin's, 3D's, hot, new book on dating, The Laws. The Laws is a step-by-step guide that teaches any man to get what he wants: money, power and sex. It's all about sales baby. Mouthpiece. You have to know how to sell it. Matt puts the laws to the test. Matt quickly joins the fast, sexy intoxicating nightlife of Hollywood. Armed with the laws, and "The Crew" (3D, Big Country, Cochise and Five Feet of Hell), Matt swims in the most bizarre, dysfunctional dating pool in America. Los Angeles. In a world of madness and illusion, can he find true love? Matt learns that in order to make it in Hollywood, you have to have game, you have to know the laws, you have to have a "Mouthpiece." Written by David Merritt II
#TheNewRules (2015)
TV Movie by Jai Joseph (Comedy) Producer A twenty something navigates through relationships in a technological age and soon discovers the new rules of dating in her quest to find the perfect guy.
Now What?! (2015)
TV Movie by Sierra Monet (Comedy) Producer
Remnants (2014)
Film (short) by Christopher Rojas (Drama) Producer A writer reminiscences of the period as a single parent that followed the death of his wife.
Remember (2014)
Film (short) by Solomon Onita Jr. (Drama) Producer A woman reflects on her life to see how she got to her current position.
Dream of a Resident Tourist (2012)
Film (short) by Shahriar Rahman Producer A lifelong tourist of Los Angeles, who also happens to be one of its residents, reflects with awe at his home city's harmony with nature.
Devils Inside (2012)
Film by Thomas Whelan (Drama) Production manager Inner city boys Jonathan, Danny, Tony and Mike met in Juvenile Hall. Twenty years later, their love and loyalty for each other is as powerful as the High Risk Behaviors (HRB) they share and can't resist. Though brotherhood provides some emotional stability and happiness, it also constantly threatens their very existence because their addictions feed each other. Luckily, these guys have enough of a conscious to channel their addictions in Robin Hood like fashion. Written by Danny Del Toro & Thomas Calabro
WWE SmackDown vs. RAW 2007 (2006)
Video Game by David Merritt II (Sports Drama) Director
WWE No Mercy (2005)
Television by Kevin Dunn (Action) Writer Batista (c) vs Eddie Guerrero, Chris Benoit (c) vs Christian vs Booker T vs Orlando Jordan, LOD 2005 and Christy Hemme vs MNM (Mercury, Nitro and Melina), Ken Kennedy vs Hardcore Holly, Juventud vs Nunzio (c), The Undertaker vs Randy and Bob Orton (casket match), Bobby Lashley vs Simon Dean, Rey Mysterio vs John 'Bradshaw' Layfield. Written by Thunder Bolt
WWE Unforgiven (2005)
Television by Kevin Dunn (Action and Sports Drama) Writer
Summerslam (2005)
Television by Kevin Dunn (Action and Sports Drama) Writer Matt Hardy vs Edge, Chris Benoit vs Orlando Jordan, Kurt Angle vs Eugene, The Undertaker vs Randy Orton, Eddie Guerrero vs Rey Mysterio, John Cena vs Chris Jericho, JBL vs Batista, Hulk Hogan vs Shawn Michaels.
The Great American Bash (2005)
TV Movie by Kevin Dunn (Sports Drama) Writer Cena vs jbl in car super amazing awesome fightnessing and the undertaker versus someone and batista is competeing and great bash and some fights and awesome cool matches
WWE SmackDown! vs. RAW 2006 (2005)
Video Game by David Merritt II (Sports Drama) Director
WWF Raw (2005)
Television by Vince McMahon (Sports Drama) Writer This wrestling show quickly grew into one of the most popular sports/entertainment shows ever. In addition to presenting matches between the stars of the WWF, this program spent most of its time on the elaborate backstage story that had developed, involving feuds, deals, backstabbings and romances between the wrestlers, managers, referees and commissioners. Written by Jean-Marc Rocher <rocher@fiberbit.net>
WWE Smackdown! (1999 - 2005)
Television by Vince McMahon (Sports Drama) Writer Weekly sports show, with frequent commentary, interviews, side plots and hype.