WILDsound Announces its FEATURE SCREENPLAY Winners for July 2016

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Watch the 2 winning feature screenplay readings performed by professional actors from July 2016.

Feature Script: FIEND
by Jeff York

http://www.wildsoundfestival.com/fiend.html

SYNOPSIS:

Genre: Horror, Thriller, Crime, Mystery, History

When famed Jekyll & Hyde author Robert Louis Stevenson turns out himself to be a dangerous split personality, the only one who can save him and London from his fiendish alter ego is a maverick American psychiatrist with daring, unconventional methods.

CAST LIST:

NARRATOR – Sean Kaufmann
PRINCE – Michael Kazarian
STEVENSON/WOLFE – Robert Notman
BURKE – Devin Upham
CLAY/CARTLER – Neil Bennett
ANNE – Elizabeth Rose Morriss
FANNY – Mandy May Cheetham

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Feature Script: THE CHARLOTTETOWN JACKHAMMER
by Marc Lalonde

http://www.wildsoundfestival.com/the_charlottetown_jackhammer.html

SYNOPSIS:

Genre: Farce, Screwball Comedy, Fantasy

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…

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Watch all of the July 2016 Winning Writing Festival Readings

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Watch the winning writing festival novels, stories, films, and screenplays for June 2016.

Submit your script, film, or story to the festival. – Full Feedback. Get film showcased at FEEDBACK Film Festival. Get script/stories performed by professional actors.

Watch the July 2016 Winning Readings

ACTORHIGHLIGHTS June 2016 FEEDBACK Film Festival
Best of the June 30, 2016 Fest.
ACTORFEATURE Screenplay – FIEND
July 2016 Reading
Written by Jeff York
ACTORFEATURE Screenplay – THE CHARLOTTETOWN JACKHAMMER
July 2016 Reading
Written by Marc Lalonde
ACTORTV PILOT Screenplay – THE SPECTRAL CITY
July 2016 Reading
Written by Arthur Vincie
ACTORFAN FICTION Screenplay – STAR TREK: DEEP SPACE NINE
July 2016 Reading
Written by Jennifer Renner
ACTOR1st SCENE Screenplay – SENIOR PRANK
July 2016 Reading
Written by Shiv Sudhakar
ACTOR1st SCENE Screenplay – NINE SCARS
July 2016 Reading
Written by Kelly Crawford
ACTOR1st SCENE Screenplay – CATCH!
July 2016 Reading
Written by Jerry Nield
ACTORMOCKUMENTARY…

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Love, Our Dark Desire, Poetry by Gisele T. Siegmund

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Genre: love poem (relationship, romance)

Love, Our Dark Desire
by Gisele T. Siegmund

raging flames of raging fire

only love, my wild desire

awaken bliss, for I grow tired

weary dreams of my burning fire

I bid thee come, so we’ll fly higher

I bid thee come, let us rage in fire

I bid thee come, let our love transpire

let it burn, as we burn in desire

the pit that rages higher

cry out, our burning fire

which rages in our dark desire

all our love that now burns higher

when we come to ignite this fire

only dreams of our dark desire

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Deadline: FREE POETRY Festival – Get your poem made into a MOVIE and seen by 1000s. Three options to submit:
http://www.wildsound.ca/poetrycontest.html

WATCH this month’s poetry readings performed by professional actors:
http://www.wildsoundfestival.com/august_2015_poetry_readings.html

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Family Stories from the Writing and Film Festival

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I happened upon WILDsound by chance. After receiving their in depth and genuine feedback…….I knew I had struck more than a mountain of pure gold.

– Winning writer (Family script Cave Kisses) Ingrid Goldberg on the WILDsound experience.

See the list of Family Stories from the WILDsound Festival:
http://www.wildsoundfestival.com/family_stories.html

WATCH The Best of FAMILY Script, Stories, and Films from the Festival:

Watch DIAMOND AND THE FOSTERS: Watch the entire 5 Chapter Novel
by Michael David Weis
http://www.wildsoundfestival.com/diamond_and_the_fosters.html

SYNOPSIS:

Diamond and the fosters is:

More than just a story book. It’s a gift. A gift of words for quiet hearts, yearning for a voice.

It’s a two-fold achievement: On it’s face: a rhyming, rhythmic rendition of comical events. While underneath: a bold and healthy swim into the strong waves of adolescent emotion.

Diamond is a young girl in a very difficult situation. How would you feel if someone picked you up…

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Interview with Mr. Kim Lee Seagull, (MAY YOUR BEST PERCEIVE ME)

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    Watch Poem MAY YOUR BEST PERCEIVE ME by Kim Lee Seagull

Interview with Mr. Kim Lee Seagull:

Matthew: What is the theme of your poem?

Kim: This is a romantic poem that I wrote for my French teacher, while I was at The University of Tennessee. I fell in love with her, but she was already spoken for.

Matthew: How would you like people to respond when they read or watch your poetry reading?

Kim: I believe that any poet’s muse would cause them to feel the same way that I did, if their love was as great as mine. So may their love be as great as mine, when they read my little verse.

Matthew: How long have you been writing poetry?

Kim: I wrote my first poem when I was 14 years old.

Matthew: Do you have a favorite poet?

Kim: I love any poet that chokes me…

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Interview with June Helen Fleming, (To My Little One)

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    Watch Poetry reading of TO MY LITTLE ONE by June Helen Fleming:

Get to know June Helen Fleming:

Matthew: What is the theme of your poem?

June: I wrote this poem when I was very sad because my daughter Rhonda left her first year attending the University of Tennessee to marry a young man she met while she was attending high school in Sterling Virginia. We had a beautiful wedding for her, and then they moved to Florida with our blessings. I left her bedroom door closed and could not go in her room I missed her so much.

Matthew: How would you like people to respond when they read or watch your poetry reading?

June: I wanted to share my disappointment and sadness with others, because when my emotions overcame me a poem will come from the situation that caused it. I can always read my poem throughout the…

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Interview with Poet Erle Mutz, (Whadya Think Dad?)

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Watch the Poetry Reading of WHADYA THINK DAD? by Erle Mutz

Interview with Poet Erle Mutz:

Matthew: What is the theme of your poem?

Erle: My “missed” opportunities of my Dad’s guidance and experience. Because my Dad died while I was in HS, I never got the opportunity to discuss life’s pitfalls, “ups n downs”, and most of all – his company and bonding while maturing.

Matthew: How would you like people to respond when they read or watch your poetry reading?

Erle: I’m hoping that there are “many more people” (out there) who have experienced the same vacancy and desire. Maybe they can ‘avoid’ some of the pain and anguish I have, and NOT waste their time while ‘he’ IS still around.

Matthew: How long have you been writing poetry?

Erle: Off and on for over 50 yrs.

Matthew: Do you have a favorite poet?

Erle: I don’t really…

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Interview with Poet Jim Larson, (Bacon in the Pig Slop)

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    Watch Poetry Reading BACON IN THE PIG SLOP by Jim Larson

Interview with Poet Jim Larson:

Matthew: What is the theme of your poem?

Jim: Absurdity.

Matthew: How would you like people to respond when they read or watch your poetry reading?

Jim: I hope they laugh. The poem is meant to be absurd. I hope they see the humor in it.

Matthew: How long have you been writing poetry?

Jim: 30 years

Matthew: Do you have a favorite poet?

Jim: Rudyard Kipling

Matthew: What influenced you to submit to WILDsound and have your poetry performed by a professional actor?

Jim: I hope to expand my audience.

Matthew: Do you write other works? scripts? Short Stories? Etc..?

Jim: Essays, stories, screenplays, and I am working on my first novel.

Matthew: What is your passion in life?

Jim: Illuminating for others that which is beyond the obvious, usually through humor, but…

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Interview with poet cc lindh, (there’s a hum)

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    Watch the Poetry Reading of there’s a hum by cc lindh

Interview with Poet cc lindh:

Matthew: What is the theme of your poem?

cc: i like to think that my poem is about a force ( a hum) that surrounds our beautiful world. this force is always with us and i hope that it is with us when we pass away.

Matthew: How would you like people to respond when they read or watch your poetry reading?

cc: i hope that my poetry brings beauty and love to people. i hope it brings them peace. there is a kind of comfort in truth, i think…

Matthew: How long have you been writing poetry?

cc: i have been writing songs and poetry for many years.

Matthew: Do you have a favorite poet?

cc: Ms. Emily Dickinson.

Matthew: What influenced you to submit to WILDsound and have your poetry performed by…

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Interview with Poet Cheryl McNeil Fisher, CANDY APPLE SISTERS

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    Watch the Poetry Reading of CANDY APPLE SISTERS by Cheryl McNeil Fisher

Interview with Cheryl McNeil Fisher:

Matthew: What is the theme of your poem?

Cheryl: Sisters

Matthew: How would you like people to respond when they read or watch your poetry reading?

Cheryl: Positively

Matthew: How long have you been writing poetry?

Cheryl: Many years for pleasure.

Matthew: What influenced you to submit to WILDsound and have your poetry performed by a professional actor?

Cheryl: Positive recommendation.

Matthew: Do you write other works? scripts? Short Stories? Etc..?

Cheryl: Published short stories in magazines.
Published Cindy Lou And Sammy Too Go To The Mall
The Adventure Of A Guide Dog Team September 2014
Cindy and Sammy will go to the Zoo in Spring 2015 then to Philadelphia to learn the history of our country in the late Fall 2015.

Matthew: What is your passion in life?

Cheryl: Speaking with, and…

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