Title: You’ve Got Scam
Written by: Brian Brockway
Logline: When a “Captive Sri Lankan princess” sends an e-mail scam promising millions of dollars for her rescue, a long out-of-work junior exec is ready to delete it until he realizes it’s genuine.
Genre: Comedy, Action, Adventure, Buddy-film
Type: Feature Screenplay
WGA Registration Number: 1590770
Title of Story: Beyond a Dream
Written by: Brian Brockway
Logline: Recently deceased, a husband’s ghost returns to help his distraught widow get through her grief and persuades her to seek justice against the chemical company that caused his untimely death.
Genre: Drama, Romance, Supernatural/Fantasy, Family
Type: Feature Screenplay
WGA Resistration number: 1804900
Title of Story: THE UMP
Written by: Jeff Haber
Logline: After his wife divorces him, a man decides to restart his life by pursuing his dream of becoming a professional baseball umpire.
Genre: Drama, Sports
Type: TV pilot
Title: Out in the Vineyard
Written by: Brian Brockway
Logline: When city dweller Sean inherits a remote farmhouse in wine country, he and boyfriend Patrick, envision a quick sale and fortune. The catch? Sean and Patrick must first live there for a year. They are soon thrown into a life of barn dances, wine making, crooked politicians and a town hiding a well-kept secret.
Genre: Comedy/Family
Type: Feature Screenplay
WGA Registration #: 1509080
Title of Story: Strong Style Story
Written by: Wendell Darnell Mitchell, II
Logline: A former amateur MMA standout turned pro wrestler is tasked with convincing an undefeated former Pro MMA champ to return to the sport and main event a huge PPV event.
Genre: Sport
Type: Feature Film
Title of Story: “The Dutchman”
Written by: Robert Morgan Callahan
Logline: Note: Vietnam War is merely a backdrop; no politics or combat.
Wars are money pits for industrial complexes and governments; until now.
Meet Dutch, the new CEO; until innocents are caught in the middle.
Genre: Comedy
Type: Feature Screenplay
WGA Registration Number: PAu 1-339-124
Title of story: Inside the World of Zoe Sander
Written by: Suzanne Lutas
Logline: When a kid becomes a trendy designer overnight, she must learn to navigate through the cut-throat world of fashion with only the help of her working-class single mom, and her imaginary friend, a talking magazine cut-out of her favorite supermodel.
Genre: Family, Comedy, Animation.
Type: Half-hour TV Pilot.
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Title of Story: The Big Day
Written by: Denise Phillips
Logline: A snail’s journey through an English historical town is hindered by a rather prestigious couples’ big day.
Genre: Adventure, Animation, Fanstasy, Family
Type: Short Story
– WRITTEN BY: Anna Hotter & Michael Rodriguez (from the writing team MELLOWDRAMATIC)
– CITY AND COUNTRY: New York, New York, USA
– TITLE OF SCRIPT Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt — “Kimmy Learns About Implicit Bias!”
– GENRE: TV Comedy
– TYPE OF SCRIPT (TV pilot, TV spec): TV Spec
Logline: When Kimmy experiences sexism at a tech conference, she begins to question her own unconscious biases. Meanwhile, Jacqueline battles a #MeToo scandal at work, and Titus tries to order coffee at Starbucks.
March 2018 WINNING Feature Screenplay!
Genre: Animation, Comedy
See the world from the Poop’s point of view as a cowardly outcast discovers his courage and bravery when he battles the evil Toilet Paper Empire in this animated action adventure.
CAST LIST:
Mr. Tee Pee: Daniel Cristofori
Lily: Emily Weir
Tootsie Roll: Brogan Caulfield
Narrator: Peter Nelson
Duke: Peter-Mark Raphael
Browneye: Neil Bennett
Floater: Regan Brown
Get to know the writer:
1. What is your screenplay about?
See the world from the Poop’s point of view as a cowardly outcast discovers his courage and bravery when he battles the evil Toilet Paper Empire in this animated action adventure.
2. What genres does your screenplay fall under?
Comedy / animated adventure
3. Why should this screenplay be made into a movie?
The laughter that it will bring to everyone that sees it!
4. How would you describe this script in two words?
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