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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tej3JeHb9v8 EVERYTHING WILL BE OKAY, 30min., Austria, Drama/Thriller Directed by Patrick Vollrath A divorced father picks up his eight-year-old daughter Lea. It seems pretty much like every second weekend, but after a while Lea can’t help feeling that something isn’t right. So begins a fateful journey.…
HIGHLIGHTS: January 2018 DRAMA Film Festival
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AUDIENCE AWARD WINNERS: BEST FILM: EVERYTHING WILL BE OKAY BEST PERFORMANCES: JAKE & JULIA BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY: EDEN HOSTEL BEST MUSIC: EVERYTHING WILL BE OKAY Watch the Audience FEEDBACK Video: TOO SOON?, 3min., UK, ComedyWATCH Audience FEEDBACK JAKE & JULIA, 12min, USA, Comedy/RelationshipWATCH Audience FEEDBACK ALTERNATIVE…
Interview with Winning Screenwriter Richard M. Kjeldgaard (PREY FOR THE DAY)
1. What is your screenplay about? An early 30’s couple is flown from California to Florida by a Real Estate Investor with an opportunity that appears too good to be true. Once they arrive the couple soon realizes they have fallen into the hands of a con man and his “Henchmen”. They are robbed, taken… Continue reading Interview with Winning Screenwriter Richard M. Kjeldgaard (PREY FOR THE DAY)
Interview with Winning Screenwriter Katie L. Marshall (FALLING STAR)
1. What is your screenplay about? ‘Falling Star’ is about a young pop star who is driven to a mental breakdown by those profiting from her fame. Alexa King is forced to keep her sexuality a secret in the limelight, for fear of losing fans and the profits that come with them. The pressure sees her… Continue reading Interview with Winning Screenwriter Katie L. Marshall (FALLING STAR)
Interview with Winning Screenwriter Ricardo M. Fleshman (KILLING MOSES)
1. What is your screenplay about? Killing Moses is the account of New Orleans Private Detective Moses Byone and his search to understand the death of a wealthy white lawyer, Jefferson Collingwood, who perished in the fire that consumed the Upstairs Lounge in the summer of 1973. During his investigation Moses meets Creole voodoo priestess,… Continue reading Interview with Winning Screenwriter Ricardo M. Fleshman (KILLING MOSES)
Interview with Winning Screenwriter Dempsey Tillman and Ted Dewberry (RED LIGHT)
1. What is your screenplay about? Our screenplay RED LIGHT is about a slacker husband with a child on the way who has to save his family from aliens that invade his home and target his family. 2. What genres does your screenplay fall under? RED LIGHT is a Horror film. 2. Why should this… Continue reading Interview with Winning Screenwriter Dempsey Tillman and Ted Dewberry (RED LIGHT)
Interview with Winning Screenwriter A.K.A. SMITH (ZOMBIE CRUIZE)
1. What is your screenplay about? It’s about hedonism and heroism. Chief engineer Ammy tries to help his estranged kids Rozo and Bud off his upturned cruise liner when it’s overrun by swimming zombies 2. What genres does your screenplay fall under? The genre is contemporary action horror. 2. Why should this screenplay be made… Continue reading Interview with Winning Screenwriter A.K.A. SMITH (ZOMBIE CRUIZE)
Interview with Winning Screenwriters Kristy Leigh Lussier & Lee Vander Boegh (THE WRECKERS)
1. What is your screenplay about? Professional wedding “wreckers” Ellen and Trevor travel the country ruining weddings for a living — and have a reputation for being the best in the business. No job is too big, no vows are too sacred. When a new client, Brad, offers them the paycheck of a lifetime, the… Continue reading Interview with Winning Screenwriters Kristy Leigh Lussier & Lee Vander Boegh (THE WRECKERS)
TV COMEDY BEST SCENE Reading of Crude Investigations, by Chris Roberts
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UUkcKCPhJCs Genre: Comedy Logline: In this mockumentary, a frustrated and guilt-ridden ghost hunter and his comically inept squad of investigators have one night to find evidence of the afterlife to save their cable TV show. CAST LIST: Narrator: Val Cole Harv: Peter-Mark Raphael Chris: Scott McCulloch Sohrab: Gabriel Darku Get to…
TV COMEDY BEST SCENE Reading of A MATTER OF BAD TASTE, by Gene Gwynne
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V2G8cK8ZTfs Genre: Adult Comedy The Grubb family experience the effects of advertising as Sis appears on voyeur TV; little Brother stays home to watch porno; while Mon and Dad eat out at a crappy restaurant; sponsored by Queerios, S&M’s, Pap Smear Ribbon Beer, and B S Coffee.…
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