In early 1970s Colorado, a young woman is driven to murder in an attempt to hold onto a love she finds quickly unraveling.
Year: 2020
Female Festival Short Script: Shame or Honor, by Ceri Thomas-Davies
Shame or Honour involves two, young Muslim, gay men Sam and Mo, who have an eventful first date at a night club, following a terrorist attack, but that’s neither the beginning nor the end, of their personal struggles. Meanwhile, in a separate story, the terrorist’s identity unfolds.
Plot for Mo and Sam
The story opens in a back alley, where we’re introduced to two young survivors of a bomb attack on a gay nightclub –Sam and Mo, together with the attentive Magenta a cross-dresser. While both are physically intact, Mo’s shirt is soaked in blood. Obviously, he just wants to go home or does he? It might not be the safest place to be.
Plot for Ayesha (Terrorist)
In a parallel story, Ayesha sees her boyfriend arrested on suspicion of terrorist activity. She now needs to carry out the attack alone. Ayesha knows that homosexuality is wrong especially during Ramadan…
View original post 8 more words
Female Festival Feature Script: The Pursuit of Redemption, by Mohsen j
Two homosexual Iranian boys fall in love. Then, one of them emigrates to another country and the other one stays in Iran alone. He tries to keep his homosexual desires and love hidden from the family and society
- Script Type:Screenplay, Other
- Genres:romance, drama
- Script Language:English
LGBT Festival Short Script: BROTHER, by Aleksei Borovikov & Jacob Mueller
When young immigrant Tony is about to marry his gay partner in the US, he risks inviting his elder conservative sister and eventually faces a choice between wedding and family expectations.
Aleksei Borovikov is a Russian-born film and video director. He began his career by working at regional and national television channels in Russia for over 15 years. In 2012, Aleksei started writing scripts and creating short films. In 2016, he graduated from Moscow Film School with a diploma in Film Directing. Aleksei’s portfolio to date includes short movies as well as music and promo/advert videos. His works have earned audience recognition and festival awards in Russia and abroad. Currently, Aleksei is pursuing an MFA degree in Cinema Directing at Columbia College Chicago.
Jacob Mueller is a screenwriter and director originally from the western suburbs of Chicago. He recently graduated…
View original post 127 more words
1st Scene Festival Feature Script: Secret Library, by Laurel King
But this is no ordinary library.
It has grown for centuries, hidden in the subterranean depths of New York City to ensure its continued existence until the children arrive, uninvited.
Once they enter, the children are trapped. Their only hope lies with the quick-thinking, determined rescuers who race to discover the library’s depraved history, brave the horrifying evil of its ancient inhabitants, and fight for the lives of the children and themselves.
Secret Library is a suspense-thriller horror film with a strong disabled male protagonist; a terrifyingly evil antagonist; three small children held hostage by vicious creatures; mysterious early American history; and several twists and turns that lead to a violent, unexpected ending. It…
View original post 293 more words
1st Scene Festival TV Script: LAPS: Los Angeles Pet Squad, by Chandler Bolt
LAPS is an episodic animal crime comedy featuring Rex Pincer and Katniss Claw, Hollywood’s hardened pet detectives and friends to all woodland creatures.
Written by Chandler Bolt and Fred Fox Jr. ( Happy Days, Family Matter, etc)
1st Scene Festival Short Script: Between A Book and A Computer, by Callan Hand
19-year-old Katie experiences the struggles and pressures that come with having to make a decision that could alter the rest of her life.
- Script Type:Student, Screenplay, Short Script
- Number of Pages:11
- Country of Origin:United States
- Script Language:English
1st Scene Festival Short Script: MY LOVE, MY CAT, I CUT IT, by Egy Fachriansyah
Egy Fachriansyah was born in Jakarta on September 8, 1995, and is currently pursuing his degree at the Surakarta Institute of Indonesian Art. He has made independent films since his diploma studies in broadcasting at the Jakarta State Polytechnic Creative. For him, film is not just an entertaining visual performance but there is always an implicit narrative behind it that can provide knowledge and perspectives about a situation
everyone may have been abandoned by a pet because of death, loved ones or family members who have never returned until now, but unfortunately the memories of them can never be left somewhere or we are forced to disappear.
Feature Script: THREE TONYS, by Dale K. Pitman
Title: Three Tonys
Genre: Mob Rom-com
LOGLINE:
Trouble brews when a gender-transitioning Mob Don orders the Soldier he rescued from evil foster parents to take out the one person who can expose him, the Soldier’s long-lost biological father.
TAGLINE: (poster)
“Don’t be a Fredo… crime is a drag”
dalepitman.com.
Feature Script: Dream City, by Andrew S. Fisk
Title of Story: Dream City
Written by: Andrew S. Fisk
Logline: When a criminal gang from Dream City attacks her hometown, an eighteen-year girl from the Heartland
infiltrates them to get revenge. But she becomes loyal to the gang she wanted to destroy…and its charismatic leader.
Genre: Action, Adventure, Crime, Fantasy, Coming of Age
Type: Feature Screenplay
WGA Registration Number: 2028790