Rest in peace baby girl.
For a more immersive understanding of the publications based in the world of SynOrganics, we suggest that you visit https://www.synorganics.com for interviews with characters, artwork, and proof of concept videos.
We’re proud to announce that the short film Poacher: The Man With the Broken Brain has been officially accepted into the Brooklyn Sci-Fi Film Festival.
Poacher is a speculative thriller exploring empathy, justice, and the price of carrying another’s pain. The story follows a combat veteran whose participation in a neural empathy experiment leaves him forever changed — and drives him to hunt those who harm the innocent.
The feature-length screenplay, Poacher: Genesis, has been optioned by two independent producers, who are now seeking co-production partners via their production company Films of Alchemy & Grace, to bring this vision to the screen.
This milestone marks another step in the expanding SynOrganics universe — a world where biotechnology, morality, and consciousness collide.
Poacher is a speculative thriller exploring empathy, justice, and the price of carrying another’s pain. The story follows a combat veteran whose participation in a neural empathy experiment leaves him forever changed — and drives him to hunt those who harm the innocent.
The feature-length screenplay, Poacher: Genesis, has been optioned by two independent producers, who are now seeking co-production partners via their production company Films of Alchemy & Grace, to bring this vision to the screen.
This milestone marks another step in the expanding SynOrganics universe — a world where biotechnology, morality, and consciousness collide.
POACHER
The Man With The Broken Brain
Meet the animal kingdom’s most relentless avenger—a war veteran turned vigilante who delivers justice in a way the world has never seen. A side effect from a beta test for a brain-to-brain interspecies interface gives him the ability to absorb the pain of abused animals and and relocate that neural data to their abusers. Poacher ensures that those who harm the innocent live with the torment they’ve caused. He's a Groundhog Day for bad guys.
A word to sensitive readers: Poacher confronts the darkest sides of human cruelty. It's not presented in a gratuitous manner, but it is ugly. The focus is on the raw power of empathy and justice. For those seeking a bold new hero, this introduction to Poacher is a thrilling, uncompromising journey.
IN THEIR WORDS
A SynOrganics Spoken Word Drama series
The Test Kitchen, SynOrganic's pseudonymously named design and engineering hub, is a collaborative space where engineers, designers, bio-hackers, and development teams create and test next-generation technology. Their work is often controversial.
These are their stories.
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The first two "In Their Words" SynOrganics vignetters are finished and two more are on deck for 2026. In Their Words: Project MindShare is an intense and thought-provoking journey, into a world fraught with ethical dilemmas, groundbreaking technology. Told from the individuals who dared to push the boundaries of science and morality in a controversial exploration of animal consciousness. In Their Words: Project FireFly is an equally thought-provoking journey into controversial "identify enhancement" technology. |
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ILLUSTRATED SCREENPLAYS
SYNORGANICS STORIES
Thrill your mind by stepping into the world of SynOrganics, where cutting-edge biotechnology meets justice. This series of stories takes a deep dive into the ethical and scientific dilemmas of advanced technology. If you like the "science" in your science fiction, and a hard-boiled setting, this is for you. These stories explore groundbreaking technology produced by the engineers at the Test Kitchen, SynOrganics’ experimental labs.
Are these breakthroughs humanity’s salvation or its undoing? Journey with the brilliant minds—and flawed characters behind these technologies as they wrestle with questions that cut to the core of our human ethics and our uncertain future.
Are these breakthroughs humanity’s salvation or its undoing? Journey with the brilliant minds—and flawed characters behind these technologies as they wrestle with questions that cut to the core of our human ethics and our uncertain future.
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NOTE: MAD, SATORI and THE FARM will be publish late December, 2025