See the best of FIGHT Stories from the Festival (January-June 2016)

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Deadline: Screenplay Festival – Get FULL FEEDBACK. Get script performed by professional actors
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festival posterKARATE GIRL BRAWL
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10min, Canada, Action/Thriller


festival posterHOLE
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19min, UK, Crime/Thriller


festival posterTHE ART OF GESTURE
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16min, France, Horror/Thriller

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Director/Producer: Matthew Toffolo

Casting Director: Sean Ballantyne

Editor: John Johnson

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See the best of FATHER/SON Stories from the Festival (January-June 2016)

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Deadline: Screenplay Festival – Get FULL FEEDBACK. Get script performed by professional actors
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festival posterFISH
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10min, USA, Family/Drama


festival posterCHATEAU SAUVIGNON: TERROIR
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13min, USA, Horror/Family

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Director/Producer: Matthew Toffolo

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See the best of FATHER Stories from the Festival (January-June 2016)

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festival posterMORE THAN GOD
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9min, Ireland, Comedy


festival posterFISH
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10min, USA, Family/Drama


festival posterCHATEAU SAUVIGNON: TERROIR
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13min, USA, Horror/Family

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Director/Producer: Matthew Toffolo

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June 26, 2016 – Writing Festival Details

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This week’s writing festival is a showcase of the July 2016 winning feature screenplay, 1st scene winners, plus the readings of the best scene screenplay winners.

They will be performed by some of the top actors working in Toronto today.

Here are the details of the screenplays being performed:

#1. Feature Screenplay: The Charlottetown Jackhammer Imbroglio by Marc Lalonde

Genre: Farce (Screwball Comedy)

Synopsis: A former nun, a pornographer, a brain surgeon and a quadriplegic must band together in a common cause with a wannabe serial killer who really, really, really, REALLY likes his brother to foil an international conspiracy to take over the world.

#2. 1st Scene: CATCH! by Jerry Nield

Genre: Biography

Synopsis: Could David really defeat Goliath?

#3. 1st Scene: SENIOR PRANK by Shiv Sudhakar

Genre: Comedy

Synopsis: A group of cunning high school seniors must outwit their principal in order to pull off the ultimate senior…

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Today’s NEWS: Monday June 27, 2016

Read the best of Entertainment NEWS for Monday June 27, 2016:

‘Finding Dory’ #1 Again, Topping All Four of the Weekend’s New Wide Releases Combined

Kellan Lutz Is in the Running for ‘Masters of the Universe’

50 Cent Arrested For Cursing in the Caribbean

‘Game of Thrones’ Must-See Moment: Jon Snow’s Biggest Twist Yet Is Still Ahead

For years, ‘Game of Thrones’ fans have been wrong Why Ned Stark made that promise

Happy Birthday actors, directors, and cinematographers (plus Khloe Kardashian): 

Happy Birthday: Janusz Kaminski

januszkaminski.jpgHappy Birthday cinematographer Janusz Kaminski

Born: June 27, 1959 in Ziebice, Dolnoslaskie, Poland

Married to: Rebecca Rankin (12 January 2004 – present)
Holly Hunter (20 May 1995 – 21 December 2001) (divorced)

2 Time Oscar Winner: Schindler’s List (1993), Saving Private Ryan (1995)

QUOTES:

Truly, when you look at a horse, there are no emotions in its eyes. They don’t blink, they don’t smile and they don’t get sad. They just get tired.

I think there is more to cinematography than talking about cameras and film stock. It’s like talking to a costume designer about what kind of sewing machine they use.