Watch the 19 Feature Screenplay readings performed by professional actors from the 2016 season.

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FEATURE Screenplay – TRIAL & ERIN December 2016 Reading Written by Larry Shulruff FEATURE Screenplay – DUE SOUTH November 2016 Reading Written by Even R. Schullery

FEATURE Screenplay: CHARLOTTE SOMETIMES October 2016 Reading Written by Cate Carson

FEATURE Screenplay: LAWN BOYS September 2016 Reading Written by Steve Cleary

FEATURE Screenplay: LUCIDAE September 2016 Reading Written by Jacqueline Marett

FEATURE Screenplay – FOR ALL MANKIND August 2016 Reading Written by Matthew O’Connell

FEATURE Screenplay – FIEND July 2016 Reading Written by Jeff York

FEATURE Screenplay – THE CHARLOTTETOWN JACKHAMMER July 2016 Reading Written by Marc Lalonde

FEATURE Screenplay – INKED IN BLOOD June 2016 Reading Written by Paul Corricelli

Feature Screenplay – THE BOO May 2016 Reading Written by Scott McEntire

Fan Fiction Feature Screenplay – STAR WARS Episode I: THE…

Watch the 52 Best Scene Screenplays performed by professional actors in the 2016 season.

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BEST SCENE Screenplay – THE WORK OF ZOMBIES December 2016 Reading Written by Patricia Semler BEST SCENE Screenplay – CELLULAR MEMORY December 2016 Reading Written by Jesse Prevost

BEST SCENE Screenplay – UNGODLY December 2016 Reading Written by Bill Osinski

BEST SCENE Screenplay – WHO KILLED HONOR BRIGHT December 2016 Reading Written by Patricia Hughes

BEST SCENE TV Screenplay – TALATRICS December 2016 Reading Written by Cecilia Copeland

BEST SCENE Screenplay – UP FROM THE DEPTHS: THE RISE OF MEGALODON December 2016 Reading Written by William F. Molnar

FAN FICTIO BEST SCENE (Sequel to 2015 film “Carol”) – THERESE December 2016 Reading Written by Heidi Scott

BEST SCENE Screenplay – DEATH OF A LADIES MAN December 2016 Reading Written by Salim Allybokus

BEST SCENE Screenplay – O CRY AFRICA December 2016 Reading

SYNOPSIS:

Genre: Mystery, Thriller, History, Biography, Action

In 1925 Honor Bright’s murder set Dublin on fire.

Get to know the winning writer:

1. What is your screenplay about?

Answers to old riddles: who was my father’s father? Why was my
grandmother murdered and who killed her? Why was Yeats so ill and
depressed from 1925 onwards?

2. What genres does your screenplay fall under?

It’s been called a thriller, espionage, crime, or murder novel. It’s also a story about love, Irish history, and William Butler Yeats’s up-dated biography.

2. Why should this screenplay be made into a movie?

This true story is a blockbuster – and it’s never been told before.

3. How would you describe this script in two words?

Fast…

SYNOPSIS:

Genre: Sci-Fi, Teen, Adventure, Comedy

A precocious teenager begins her first day at school in outer space, and must navigate her classmates and teachers, while learning to control her special powers.

Get to know the winning writer:

1. What is your screenplay about?

It’s set far in the future, 5515 when a young woman goes off to a special college for students with certain abilities. Her older brother is already there one year ahead of her. When she arrives she enters a world of intrigue, double crossing, and fights for supremacy all while trying to learn how to harness her powers. Both RT and her brother are from the family that…

SYNOPSIS:

Genre: Sci-Fi, Horror

This screenplay is about friends who are former U.S. Marines who get together for a reunion on a remote ranch. During their reunion, a friend is abducted by unknown forces who use the thought-to-be extinct Thylacine. They unite together to solve the mystery of their friends disappearance. While they investigate the disappearance, they encounter a silent triangle ship in the night (The Phoenix Lights Incident of 1997). They soon learn that their friend was taken to an underground alien base in the Arizona wilderness. This leads to an epic rescue mission and they enter the base to discover the horrors of the greater alien plan. The base consists of mutated and altered humans and animals and a portal or gateway…

SYNOPSIS:

Genre: Sci-Fi, Horror

This screenplay is about friends who are former U.S. Marines who get together for a reunion on a remote ranch. During their reunion, a friend is abducted by unknown forces who use the thought-to-be extinct Thylacine. They unite together to solve the mystery of their friends disappearance. While they investigate the disappearance, they encounter a silent triangle ship in the night (The Phoenix Lights Incident of 1997). They soon learn that their friend was taken to an underground alien base in the Arizona wilderness. This leads to an epic rescue mission and they enter the base to discover the horrors of the greater alien plan. The base consists of mutated and altered humans and animals and a portal or gateway…

SYNOPSIS:

Genre: Sci-Fi, Horror

This screenplay is about friends who are former U.S. Marines who get together for a reunion on a remote ranch. During their reunion, a friend is abducted by unknown forces who use the thought-to-be extinct Thylacine. They unite together to solve the mystery of their friends disappearance. While they investigate the disappearance, they encounter a silent triangle ship in the night (The Phoenix Lights Incident of 1997). They soon learn that their friend was taken to an underground alien base in the Arizona wilderness. This leads to an epic rescue mission and they enter the base to discover the horrors of the greater alien plan. The base consists of mutated and altered humans and animals and a portal or gateway…

SYNOPSIS:

Genre: Crime, Mystery, Thriller

The Nuwaubian cult of Dwight York.

Get to know the winning writer:

1. What is your screenplay about?

UNGODLY is the true story of a Brooklyn street kid who declared himself a god, and, for the next 35 years, got away with running a crime cult.

2. What genres does your screenplay fall under?

Genre is true crime, with a strong element of a racial and psychological thriller.

2. Why should this screenplay be made into a movie?

UNGODLY would make a great movie, because of its compelling, cinematic story line, and because the role of the anti-hero is so rich and challenging (think TRAINING DAY or THE LAST KING OF…

SYNOPSIS:

Genre: Crime, Mystery, Thriller

It is about entertaining – I am not being flippant. The aim is to present an ingenious drama supported by realistic detail and capped with an outrageous twist ending.

Get to know the writer:

What is your screenplay about?

It is about entertaining – I am not being flippant. The aim is to present an ingenious drama supported by realistic detail and capped with an outrageous twist ending.

The themes, if that is what you have in mind, are to do with love and hate, revenge, and psychological disconnection.

What genres does your screenplay under?

I would call the work a ‘chiller’ – or more elaborately it would, I guess, fall into the category of being a psychological crime mystery.

SYNOPSIS:

Genre: Thriller, Mystery, Crime, Romance

Story of an impulsive high-school girl who gets accidentally caught up in a guns-for-drugs deal gone wrong. Trapped with the drug-runners fleeing the cartel, she plays a dangerous game of cat and mouse with the leader, who’s keeping her till she sleeps with him, no matter the cost.

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Director/Producer: Matthew Toffolo

Casting Director: Sean Ballantyne

Editor: John Johnson

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