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Monthly Archives: October 2018
ROMANCE Festival Testimonial – October 29 2018
Filmmaker Julia Campanelli (116) What a wonderfully engaged and astute audience! I’m so sorry I couldn’t be there for the Q&A. I intentionally left the film’s ending ambiguous. I feel on the subject of intimate relationships, people bring their own experiences, … Continue reading
ROMANCE Best Scene Reading of Christmas Past and Present by Michael Zielinski
FilmFreeway exclusive Festival: CHAD MORGAN and WHITNEY PAXTON see each other at the ski lodge at Christmastime for the first time since high school 15 years ago. He was the star quarterback, she was overweight and had a hopeless crush … Continue reading
ROMANCE Best Scene Reading of The Wild Honeysuckle by Ronald E. Vigil
Cruise, a hip womanizer schools Eddie, a young preppy friend, on the art of picking up and seducing women at an upscale bar, but painfully learns that scoring isn’t the same as winning. CAST LIST: Narration – Alex Clay Cruise … Continue reading
ROMANCE Festival Testimonial – October 24 2018
Screenwriters Jeff & Julia Heinen (COFFEE IN SOUTHTOWN) The possibility of seeing how actors read and respond to the scrip on screen is very helpful in making sure we get across what we’re trying to convey. The feedback was helpful. FilmFreeway … Continue reading