Tag: winning screenplays

1st Scene ROMANCE Screenplay Reading of And Then, This Happened by Steve Feld

Hard-ass tabloid reporter Lacey Stevens has the scoop of the year when she finds a reclusive superstar diva who’s been in hiding for years. But before she can expose her, Lacey and the star fall in love, creating an even more sensational story. It’s a modern take on It Happened One Night for a new… Continue reading 1st Scene ROMANCE Screenplay Reading of And Then, This Happened by Steve Feld

ROMANCE Best Scene Reading of Falling in October by Jeanne Dukes

Gina, a 50-something, intelligent but incurable romantic, dreams of a second chance to find “happily ever after” kind of love after a painful divorce. Finding solace in her journal, Gina soul-searches about what she wants for the autumn of her life. As she writes, Gina is enlightened with inklings about a mystery man in her… Continue reading ROMANCE Best Scene Reading of Falling in October by Jeanne Dukes

Winning ROMANCE Short Script: 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 Winning ROMANCE Short Script: Purgatory A Love Story by Alice L. Lee

ROMANCE 1st Scene Screenplay Reading of RED RIBBONS, by Zach Closs

Genre: Romance, Drama, Crime Two years, a month, three weeks and six days after a controversial exposé forced him to flee, a young journalist returns to his hometown, hunting the pardoned rapist that was the article’s subject, and rekindling a tormented relationship with one of the victims. Narrator: Sean Ballantyne Kim: Lauren Toffan Dancer 2:… Continue reading ROMANCE 1st Scene Screenplay Reading of RED RIBBONS, by Zach Closs

October 2017 ROMANCE Stories, Screenplays, and Short Films

Submit your Romance Screenplay Festival: http://festivalforromance.com   NOVEL Reading – KILER CONVERSATIONS October 2017 Readingby Stephanie Parker McKean ROMANCE SHORT Screenplay – THE PERFECT GIFT October 2017 Readingby John Scott Schaf ROMANCE SHORT Screenplay – LULU October 2017 Readingby Tracey Lion Cachet LGBT TV PILOT Screenplay – THE UPSIDE OF OVER October 2017 Readingby Dan Hass… Continue reading October 2017 ROMANCE Stories, Screenplays, and Short Films

Winning ROMANCE Short Script – LULU, by Tracey Lion-Cachet

Genre: Romance, Drama When a Polish immigrant secretly takes a second job as a telephone sex operator, she is forced to confront the complexities of love when her husband calls the service one night. CAST LIST: Narrator: Sean Ballantyne Ursula: Julie C. Sheppard Laura: Elizabeth Rose Morriss Aleksander: Dan Cristofori Get to know the writer: … Continue reading Winning ROMANCE Short Script – LULU, by Tracey Lion-Cachet

2016 Romance Screenplays

Submit your Romance Screenplay Festival: http://festivalforromance.com See the best of Romance Stories and Films showcased at the festival:   FEATURE Screenplay – TRIAL & ERIN December 2016 Reading Written by Larry Shulruff 1st SCENE Screenplay – SHE DRIVES ME CRAZY December 2016 Reading Written by Elisha Barnes FAN FICTION Spec – HOW I MET YOUR… Continue reading 2016 Romance Screenplays

June 2016 Romance Screenplays, Films, Stories

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April 2016 Romance Screenplays, Films, Stories

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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.