FilmFreeway exclusive Festival: FAN FICTION TV SPEC: MASTER OF NONE, by Jackson ChowMay 2019 Winner LGBT BEST SCENE SCREENPLAY: THE IGUANA IN THE PARKING LOT, by Charles BaronMay 2019 Winner BEST SCENE SCREENPLAY: TRAGICALLY FAMOUS, by Lisa J. CristoforoMay 2019 Winner BEST SCENE SCREENPLAY: THE PERFECT PERVERT, by Samuel ZehrMay 2019 Winner RISK,… Continue reading May 2019 Film/Story/Screenplay Winners
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April 2019 Film/Story/Screenplay Winners
FilmFreeway exclusive Festival: SCREENPLAY MOVIE: CHRISTMAS PAST AND PRESENTApril 2019 Winner FEATURE SCREENPLAY: CHANGES, by Neal DoranApril 2019 Winner ROMANCE 1st Scene SCREENPLAY: PHOENICIAN WALLS, by Rodgers WilsonApril 2019 Winner ROMANCE 1st Scene SCREENPLAY: THE PLOWSHARE PARADOX, by Justin LifflanderApril 2019 Winner Under 5min. SHORT SCREENPLAY: PUNKED, by Kate WhiteheadApril 2019 Winner SHORT SCREENPLAY:… Continue reading April 2019 Film/Story/Screenplay Winners
ROMANCE 1st Scene Screenplay: Phoenician Walls, by Rodgers Wilson
Drama/Ensemble Logline: In the heat of Arizona, four psychiatrists struggle with midlife crises involving love, sex, identify, health and career. Each must rise to the occasion or surrender to defeat. CAST LIST: Eduardo: Aaron Williams Betty/Lori: Victoria Murdoch Spencer: Sean Ballantyne Narration: Carina Cojeen Charles: Ross Cummings Joanne: Natalie Morgan Amelia: Leanne Hoffman *** Producer/Director:… Continue reading ROMANCE 1st Scene Screenplay: Phoenician Walls, by Rodgers Wilson
ROMANCE Short Screenplay: Purgatory: A Love Story, by Alice L. Lee
An arrogant, self satisfied man named, RICHARD (DICK) YORK, has the misfortunate of insulting the wrong witches in New York City’s Central Park. Turned into a toad and unable to lie, Dick must find a true love and loyal heart to break the spell. In this world of Facebook, Snap Chats and Tweets, would a… Continue reading ROMANCE Short Screenplay: Purgatory: A Love Story, by Alice L. Lee
ROMANCE 1st Scene Screenplay Reading: The Plowshare Paradox, by Justin Lifflander
When the arms race suddenly ended… The Plowshare Paradox is the true story of two men whose lives are turned upside down at the end of the Cold War. Decorated hero Vladimir Sadovnikov spent his life proudly building nuclear weapons to defend his beloved country, his Party, his workers and his family. He disintegrates, both… Continue reading ROMANCE 1st Scene Screenplay Reading: The Plowshare Paradox, by Justin Lifflander
March 2019 Film/Story/Screenplay Winners
FilmFreeway exclusive Festival: BEST SCENE SCREENPLAY: UNFAITHFUL LOVE by Nicole GrayMarch 2019 Winner ROMANCE BEST SCENE SCREENPLAY: AND THEN THIS HAPPENED by Steve FeldMarch 2019 Winner **** Producer/Director: Matthew Toffolo http://www.matthewtoffolo.com Festival Moderators: Kierston Drier, Shepsut Wilson Casting Director: Sean Ballantyne Editors: Kimberly Villarruel, Kyle Drier, John Johnson Festival Directors: Mary Cox,… Continue reading March 2019 Film/Story/Screenplay Winners
Screenplay MOVIE: Christmas Past and Present, by Michael Zielinski
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 on him. He body shamed her at a Christmas dance their senior year, an incident that transformed both… Continue reading Screenplay MOVIE: Christmas Past and Present, by Michael Zielinski
Romance Festival Testimonial – March 29 2019
I loved the idea of actors reading my story. Apart from the potential publicity, this seemed like such a privilege. And I really appreciated the feedback. It was encouraging, but also spot-on as far as weaknesses. – Lauren Hoekstra (Yellow Touch Red You’re Dead – Feature Screenplay) FilmFreeway exclusive Festival:
Romance Festival Testimonial – March 22 2019
It’s really cool to hear people talking about your movie! To bring personal theories about what they saw, a film is also made to tell you about your personal ideas, your experiences, so it’s a real chance to hear people speak about one of your stories. It’s always great to know that people have taken… Continue reading Romance Festival Testimonial – March 22 2019
Romance Festival Testimonial – March 19 2019
Ellen Winburn So glad I entered – nice folks pushing for us romance nerds. Thank you! Watch the Audience FEEDBACK Video: FilmFreeway exclusive Festival: Watch the Audience FEEDBACK Video of the Short Film: