Month: March 2019

March 2019 – TOP FEATURE FILM Screenplays

Read the best FEATURE SCRIPT Loglines for March 2019: Feature Film: MILENA, by Martyn Wells https://storypitches.com/2019/03/12/feature-film-milena-by-martyn-wells/ Feature Film: The king of light the order of the dark gods, by Federico Carro https://storypitches.com/2019/03/12/feature-film-the-king-of-light-the-order-of-the-dark-gods-by-federico-carro/ Feature Film: LOVE CHILD, by Kimberly Sturgell https://storypitches.com/2019/03/11/feature-film-love-child-by-kimberly-sturgell/ Feature Film: SOMETHING IN COMMON, by Robert Cox https://storypitches.com/2019/03/11/feature-film-something-in-common-by-robert-cox/ Feature Film: THE WAY WE WERE,… Continue reading March 2019 – TOP FEATURE FILM Screenplays

BEST Scene Screenplay Reading of Burden of the Blood Moon, by Paige Brien

CAST LIST: Lynn: Carina Cojeen Max: Amber Copeland Narration: Shawn Devlin Joe: Anne McMaster Mara: Avelyn Grey **** 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, Rachel Elder, Natasha Levy Camera Operators: Hugh Fraser, Andy Camp, Aser Santos Jr.,… Continue reading BEST Scene Screenplay Reading of Burden of the Blood Moon, by Paige Brien

Short Screenplay: BARCODE, by HÜSEYİN URÇUK

A critical point of view of a story about a wooden mankin that represents the masses of individuals in our days, who live according to the motto “Use-Consume-throw away” In a time where humanistic values are exposed to erosion, where objects and items dominate our consume society the human being becomes a ware too. The… Continue reading Short Screenplay: BARCODE, by HÜSEYİN URÇUK

TV SHOW: Z, by Jose Padilha

The wonderful images of the Iguazu National Park, its fauna and flora, the Iguazu Falls and the Devil’s Throat, are transformed into a desolate environment, an apocalyptic world, in an exciting story of love, hate, adventure, suspense, and horror. An unsuccessful experience with the rabies virus starts a contagion and an unprecedented pandemic, turning humans… Continue reading TV SHOW: Z, by Jose Padilha

Short Screenplay: deadhead, by Hoodeh Vakili

A young man suicides in front of the people who are at the bus stop and this scene cuts sequentially into scenes in a theater.   Writer Biography – hoodeh vakili Hoodeh was born in Tehran in 1983. She studied Persian literature as her major during bachelor and master university courses. She has worked as a… Continue reading Short Screenplay: deadhead, by Hoodeh Vakili

Short Screenplay: Knight of the Kolossos, by Jeremy Storey

A pair of detectives investigate a fanatical serial killer on a deadly quest spanning two millennia.   Writer Biography – Jeremy Storey Jeremy Storey, originally hails from the United Kingdom, but now resides in Seattle, WA. He first discovered the joys of writing at school, penning short stories and collaborating on comic books with his friends.… Continue reading Short Screenplay: Knight of the Kolossos, by Jeremy Storey

Feature Film: MILENA, by Martyn Wells

World War 2, Caen – the journey of a standard issue Luger pistol which appears to choose who lives and who dies. The story follows George Landon, a weathered Lieutenant of the 43rd Wessex Division, Acelin Baldermar, a freshly recruited private in the Nazi army & Thayer – a self-effacing Colonel with greater desires than… Continue reading Feature Film: MILENA, by Martyn Wells

TV SHOW: Sorting Homegrown Issues in Therapy (SH*T)/Committed(?), by Tanishtha Dasgupta

Nobody said commitment would be easy; no-one knows better than couples counselors who witness individuals hang on to domesticity by the thread. This only serves as fuel to SHILO’S distrust in relationships. We watch this marriage counselor brilliantly solve everyone else’s issues except her own as she and her two best friends try (and fail)… Continue reading TV SHOW: Sorting Homegrown Issues in Therapy (SH*T)/Committed(?), by Tanishtha Dasgupta

Feature Film: The king of light the order of the dark gods, by Federico Carro

During the final period of the first Crusade to conquer Jerusalem, a crusader named Fedrick secretly reaches the Holy Sepulchre, finding a mysterious stone. Breaking it by chance, Fedrick frees a wicked entity that makes hin faint and takes him into a parallel world. Having not to think about the battle anymore, the protagonist decides… Continue reading Feature Film: The king of light the order of the dark gods, by Federico Carro