Matthew Toffolo: What is your screenplay about? Nick Perlman: A Portrait is about, Ian, a reclusive artist working at a plant nursery who struggles to find inspiration and Joseph who is a drifter searching for his estranged mother. When Joseph shows up at Ian’s door, both of their lives are irrevocably changed. 2. What genres… Continue reading Interview with Screenwriter Nick Perlman (A PORTRAIT)
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Interview with Screenwriter Jerry Nield (CATCH!)
Matthew Toffolo: What is your screenplay about? Jerry Nield: A historical madcap comedy drama depicting family values, romance, morals, religion, gambling, corruption and revenge. 2. What genres does your screenplay fall under? Historical, biographical, drama, action, comedy. 3. Why should this screenplay be made into a movie? Because it’s an entertaining, must see, four quadrant… Continue reading Interview with Screenwriter Jerry Nield (CATCH!)
Interview with Screenwriter Mark Thiru (BLACK LIVES MATTER)
Matthew Toffolo: What is your screenplay about? I’m not going to choose black nor will I choose white because I’m a human being and that’s all that matters and all lives matter. The love I have for human progress is more than the hate I have for human hatred. I fight for all and not… Continue reading Interview with Screenwriter Mark Thiru (BLACK LIVES MATTER)
Interview with Screenwriter Daniel Fishbayn (Adventure Time)
Matthew Toffolo: What is your screenplay about? Daniel Fishbayn: My screenplay is a spec script for the beloved Cartoon Network show, Adventure Time. I chose to spec Adventure Time as I was looking for an animated series I connected with not just creatively, but also on a more emotional/personal level. Plus, I’ve been a fan… Continue reading Interview with Screenwriter Daniel Fishbayn (Adventure Time)
Interview with Screenwriter Alex Alvarez (WILL)
Matthew Toffolo: What is your screenplay about? Alex Alvarez: It’s about a middle aged gay man struggling to balance his love life with the full time responsibility of being a caregiver. 2. What genres does your screenplay fall under? Drama. 3. Why should this screenplay be made into a movie? I think WILL poses interesting… Continue reading Interview with Screenwriter Alex Alvarez (WILL)
Interview with Screenwriter Michael Gavino (The Adorables)
Matthew Toffolo: What is your screenplay about? Michael Gavino: When a young ocelot and a young anacoda go on an unauthorized journey to a big city, they find out that the human world is filled with wonder, humor, and danger. 2. What genres does your screenplay under? Animation 3. Why should this screenplay be made… Continue reading Interview with Screenwriter Michael Gavino (The Adorables)
Interview with Screenwriter Paige Brien (Burden of the Blood Moon)
Matthew Toffolo: What is your screenplay about? Paige Brien: Burden of the Blood Moon is a contained horror film with a strong female lead and supporting roles. Based in the 70’s with 3-4 locations. Logline: Bartender, JOE (30’s), establishes herself in a small town to start a new life in the 1970’s. When MARA (20’s)… Continue reading Interview with Screenwriter Paige Brien (Burden of the Blood Moon)
Interview with Screenwriter Thomas Clary (The Switch)
Matthew Toffolo: What is your screenplay about? Thomas Clary: Well, the official logline is: “After an unexplained global event, where everyone on Earth has switched bodies, an FBI agent must recapture every serial killer he’s ever put in jail after they’ve “escaped” into other people. They look nothing like they did before; they have different… Continue reading Interview with Screenwriter Thomas Clary (The Switch)
Interview with Screenwriter Stan Barton (Moon Over the Hill)
Matthew Toffolo: What is your screenplay about? Stan Barton: A hard-edged attorney leaves it all and moves into a secluded adobe in the high desert with an acquaintance, but the house holds a secret that brings trouble knocking at the door. 2. What genres does your screenplay fall under? Thriller, Dramedy 3. Why should this… Continue reading Interview with Screenwriter Stan Barton (Moon Over the Hill)
Interview with Screenwriter Giselle DaMier (ASHPODEL)
Matthew Toffolo: What is your screenplay about? Giselle DaMier: ASPHODEL explores moral conflict, and the extent to which humans will go to satisfy their theological beliefs. With the classically disarming energy of the Twilight Zone and the theme of two women falling in love, ASPHODEL creates an equally timeless and culturally relevant take on the… Continue reading Interview with Screenwriter Giselle DaMier (ASHPODEL)
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