Category: Screenplay Reading

COMEDY Best Scene Screenplay Reading of Rear-Ended, by Susie Schecter

This scene takes place at a comedy club in Irvine California. Wade is with his friends for a night of laughs. Recently at a friend’s party, Danny, dyslexic, met a comedian Scarlet, who brushed him off when he tried to talk and dance with her. Scarlet is performing tonight. She’s an insult comedian. CAST LIST:… Continue reading COMEDY Best Scene Screenplay Reading of Rear-Ended, by Susie Schecter

1st Scene Screenplay Reading of Night of the Witch, by Mike Meade

CAST LIST: Jimmy/Kevin: Kevin Gabel Narration: Laura Kyswaty Luke: Kevin Robinson Alex: Peter Nelson *** 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., Zack Arch

BEST Scene Screenplay Reading of Moon Over the Hill by Stan Barton

When a cutthroat lawyer seeks a new life and redemption in a secluded homestead in the high desert of New Mexico, she discovers the previous owner’s mysterious experiment, which the government is desperate to bury, along with anyone associated with it. She is determined to make the wonder drug available for the public’s good. CAST… Continue reading BEST Scene Screenplay Reading of Moon Over the Hill by Stan Barton

Short Script: Bats In The Belfry by Glenys SD

Rob is a regular teenaged boy who’s in a relationship with a girl named Emma. He faces a crisis as he’s unable to get settle reservations for his anniversary with her. This puts him in distress as Emma had hinted to him that she might be leaving him. He seeks help from his house helper… Continue reading Short Script: Bats In The Belfry by Glenys SD

Animation/Action Best Scene Screenplay of MESSS by Grace Nguyen

Logline: “Messs” is a action, supernatural in which Anika Takano gets more than what she bargained for despite being a “Messs,” a rare type of exorcist who can’t see demons during a certain time-range of day. Genre: Action, Animated, Supernatural CAST LIST: Masaki – SARAH-HAZEN BASK Demon Takeshi – STEPHEN SANDQUIST NARRATION – KAT SMILEY… Continue reading Animation/Action Best Scene Screenplay of MESSS by Grace Nguyen

Family/Music Best Scene Screenplay Reading of #RockMOMager by Adam Nixon

A mom manages her son’s band to #1 on Sound Cloud, but in the process loses her son, herself, her mind, her sobriety and her underwear. Bad Moms meets Spinal Tap, a suburban mom living a quiet life in Washington, DC relives her youth on tour across Asia as band manger to her son’s suddenly… Continue reading Family/Music Best Scene Screenplay Reading of #RockMOMager by Adam Nixon

Short Screenplay Reading of Make it Real by Clara Davila

It’s not alwaysyour imagination… Cecilia is a normal girl who works in an old library. After watching a horror movie in the other night, she starts cataloging newspapers from the library. What was as simple new suddenly became real… Script Type: Student, Short Script CAST LIST: NARRATION – JULIE SHEPPARD Girl/Cecilia – JESSICA BOWMER Voice… Continue reading Short Screenplay Reading of Make it Real by Clara Davila

Comedy/Romance Best Scene Screenplay of ODE TO WOMEN by Aster Banani

Story of a love triangle with a girl Virginia who is a rare beauty and grew up with a band of artists, mainly a guy she matches with Franz, who is also her artistic influence and help. Then a rich man who she meets, Mr Watts, who tries to pursue her and does all he… Continue reading Comedy/Romance Best Scene Screenplay of ODE TO WOMEN by Aster Banani

Best Scene Screenplay Reading of STASIS* by Alex Theo Giannoulis

Genre: Horror, Mystery, Drama Logline: Jeff, his fiancee Helena and his brother Mark get lost on their way back from a friends wedding As they try to look for help they meet Jack at an eerie roadside motel. But things are not what they seem and Jack explains someone has already been left behind. They… Continue reading Best Scene Screenplay Reading of STASIS* by Alex Theo Giannoulis

Best Scene Screenplay Reading of The Lion’s Share of a Gravy Train by Marc Lawrence

A cross between Midnight Cowboy & the Sting, where one 19 year old is under the tutorship of one Machiavellian, who is gifted with the fine art of seducing & fleecing the elite woman of Hollywood & Bel-Aire, inevitably causing the two to enter into a battle over “love vs. eroticism”. CAST LIST: NARRATION –… Continue reading Best Scene Screenplay Reading of The Lion’s Share of a Gravy Train by Marc Lawrence