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Read the best of NEW COMEDY TV SHOW Loglines: CLICK the links and read the pitches: ODD JOBS, by Brie Eley LIFE GETS BETTER TODAY, by Russ Comber MILFS, by Tamara Herman and Cindy Aronson WORK IN PROGRESS, by Stephanie Yuhas ARTIFICIAL, by Carter Kustera OPEN KITCHEN, by Ellis Michelle PREPPED,…
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Sept. 2016 Winner: Feature Screenplay – LAWN BOYS by Steve Cleary
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Watch the September 2016 Winning Comedy Screenplay. LAWN BOYS Written by Steve Cleary https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_5dSMj-mfNo SYNOPSIS: Genre: Screwball Comedy When a pretentious ad man levels down to work on his best friend’s landscaping crew, he must sharpen his new skills in order to prevent a rival lawn service from ruining their…
Sept. 2016 Winner: Best Scene Script Reading from LOONATOONA by Shockadelic
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Watch the September 2016 Winning Best Scene Screenplay Reading. Best Scene from LOONATOONA Screenplay Written by Shockadelic SYNOPSIS: Genre: Surreal comedy, with fantasy and romance elements. An Australian family of four experiencing a surreal-to-us, normal-to-them day (or four-days-in-one). CAST LIST: NARRATOR – Julian Ford SUSAN – Katelyn Varadi COWBOY –…
Sept. 2016 Winner: Webseries – TREVOR AND EVOR Screenplay by Sasha Siljanovic
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Watch the September 2016 Winning Comedy Screenplay Reading. TREVOR AND EVOR Webseries Screenplay Written by Sasha Siljanovic CAST LIST: NARRATOR – Julian Ford TREVOR – Nick Hendrick Wicht EVOR – Kheon Clarke STONER – Donald Molnar Get to know the winning writer: What is your screenplay about? TREVOR AND EVOR…
Read the best of NEW ROMANCE TV SHOW Loglines:
Read the best of NEW ROMANCE TV SHOW Loglines: CLICK the links and read the pitches: FORBIDDEN SECRETS, by Salena O’Neal ARTIFICIAL, by Carter Kustera 5/20 REASONS TO LOVE AGAIN, by Dorcas S. LENA AND THE KING OF HEARTS, by Alicia Lee REVERB, by Patrick Battle TRAP QUEEN, by Charma Hagans THE LEASE, by William Smith … Continue reading Read the best of NEW ROMANCE TV SHOW Loglines:
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Read the best of NEW DRAMA Feature Film Loglines: CLICK the links and read the pitches: THE GIRL NEXT DOOR, by Selene Castrovilla EGOCENTRICITY, by Glorianna Restrepo ONLY HUMAN, by Wes Gray SEARCHING FOR JUSTICE, by Raza Rizvi WHERE WE DREAM, by Justin Ross TROPICAL FISH, by…
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Read the best of NEW DRAMA TV SHOW Loglines: CLICK the links and read the pitches: SON OF A PREACHER MAN, by Brandon Edwards THIS AIN’T THE DMV, by Karla Ilic PLAY OF LIFE, by Lana Sokolaj LAWS OF PROTECTION, by Caretta Neal MENTAL, by Tristan J.…
Today’s TIFF Reviews – Sept. 18th
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Read the best of reviews from films at the Toronto International Film Festival in 2016: https://festivalreviews.org/category/tiff-2016-movie-reviews/ TIFF 2016 Movie Review: CARRIE PILBY (USA 2016) *** Being too smart might be detrimental to ones life. Based on Caren Lissner’s best-selling 2003 novel, CARRIE PILBY is a story of a awkward teen who graduated…
Reviews of ANIMATION Films from the August 2016 Festival
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Read best of reviews by Kierston Drier from the August 2016 Animation Film Festival: https://festivalreviews.org/tag/kierston-drier/ Movie Review: JAILBREAK (2016) The curious duet of stop-motion and art illusion is superb creating a reality and otherworldliness that is both engaging and visually decadent. Movie Review: TIME SMASH (2016) Time Smash by USA director Benjamin Reicher,…
Read NEW Filmmaking and Director Interviews
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Read the best of NEW Interviews from filmmakers about filmmaking: https://matthewtoffolo.com/category/film-director/ Interview with Filmmaker Michelle Brand (A SMALL VOICE) At the beginning, I was really nervous. But throughout hearing the audience talking about my film, I had to smile. It really moved me to hear people discuss the film, their thoughts and…