Category: WILDsound Festival Review

March 2016 Romance Screenplays, Films, Stories

Submit your Romance Screenplay Festival: http://festivalforromance.com See the best of Romance Stories and Films showcased at the festival: Novel Transcript Reading – INTO THE SHADOWS March 2016 ReadingWritten by Marie Jones TV PILOT Screenplay – REC’D March 2016 ReadingWritten by Chris Courtney Martin 1st Scene Screenplay – RENAISSANCE MAN March 2016 ReadingWritten by Robert Tolz… Continue reading March 2016 Romance Screenplays, Films, Stories

Watch ROMANCE Best Scene Reading of NO HOPE FOR GOMEZ by Graham Parke

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Watch Romance 1st Scene Reading: THE UMPIRE HAS NO BALLS, by Debbie Bolsky

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Watch Audience FEEDBACK of the Short Film: NO LOVE LOST, Drama/Romance, 15min, UK

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Watch NO LOVE LOST Audience FEEDBACK from the Festival. Moderated by Matthew Toffolo:

Watch Romance 1st Scene Table Reading: SPARKS by Megan K. Bickel

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SPARKS
Written by Megan K. Bickel

Watch Romance/Thriller Feature Script Table Reading: YELLOW TOUCH RED YOU’RE DEAD

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YELLOW TOUCH RED, YOU’RE DEAD
Written by Lauren Hoekstra
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Watch Romance Feature Film Table Reading: DEATH DON’T US PART by Olaf Baumann

A feature film about the quest for true love and the intricacies of being dead.

Watch Romance Feature Film Table Reading: THREE PLAY by John-Arthur Ingram

Oliver, a neurotic who’s hopelessly in love with his best friend Blake, finally comes out to both his shameless girlfriend, Silvia, and Blake. This revelation backfires when Oliver discovers Silvia and Blake are in madly in love. As a final act of desperation, Oliver magically switches bodies with Silvia days before her wedding to Blake.

Watch Romance Feature Film Table Reading: BROWNIE and FRAN by Arthur S Brown & Rory Leahy

Brooklyn, NY 1948. The cold war is heating up, and mob entrenchment is at its peak. The U.S. is running a victory lap. Returning veterans want their share of the pie, and they’re willing to strike for it. Two young idealists meet, fall in love, and set out to save the world – while not getting corrupted doing it.