Fort Point Media

Fort Point Media is a film, television and streaming content production house formed in 2018 by New York Times bestselling authors, producers and podcasters Casey Sherman and Dave Wedge. Fort Point co-produces the Sherman/Wedge true crime podcast “Saints, Sinners & Serial Killers,” which launched in 2021 on the Muddhouse Media network. Casey co-wrote the bestselling book "The Finest Hours" which became a hit Disney film of the same name starring Casey Affleck and Chris Pine. Casey and Dave wrote "Boston Strong: A City's Triumph Over Tragedy," which was adapted for the hit 2017 film "Patriots Day," starring Mark Wahlberg, Kevin Bacon, Michele Monaghan and John Goodman. Their latest books, “Hunting Whitey,” about the Whitey Bulger saga, and “The Last Days of John Lennon,” written with James Patterson, are both in development as limited series. Fort Point has several other projects in development, including "Coomba," an adventure drama about the world's first extreme skier with a screenplay by Casey and Dave that is being co-produced by Outside Studios;"12," based on the Sherman/Wedge bestseller about Tom Brady and Deflategate, is in development as a feature film; and "Ice Bucket Challenge: Pete Frates and the Fight against ALS," is in development as a feature film. Casey's new book,"Helltown," comes out in 2022 and is in development with Team Downey as a limited series. Dave's new book,"Riding with Evil: Taking Down the Notorious Pagan Motorcycle Gang," written with retired ATF Agent Ken Croke, comes out in March 2022 and is in development as a podcast. Casey and Dave are also working with the Jack Kerouac Estate on a podcast about the legendary beat writer's life.