SCROLL through and read the best of SHORT FILMS from 2017:
THE INDIAN OUTSIDE, by Mickey Daily
MERELY PLAYERS, by Marina Kopytina
THEY DROVE ON STREETS PAVED WITH KINDNESS, by John Bauer
TEARS IN MY EYE, by Abiodun Wotter
A CHANGE OF TAPESTRY, by Alkioni Valsari & Kristen Ross
Read movie pitches and loglines of FAMILY screenplays in 2017:
TO SHOW TO DIE FOR, by Martin Cox
FATED MEMORIES, by Judith Ann McDowell
THE NIECE, by Martin Ponferrada
THE ANTI-BULLYING CLUB, By Shynell S. Formey
EVERYTHING’S OKAY, by Joseph J. Zielinski and Alesia Shute
LOVELIFE, by Donald E. Lacy Jr.
LAST BUS UNTIL TOMORROW, by Patrick P. Stafford
MAYA AND THE CRYSTAL SKULL, by Robyn Opie Parnell
KABBADI BUDDIES, by Ash Sharma
JACK’S MERMAID, by Lois June Wickstrom and Jean Lorrah
TEARS IN HEAVEN, by Chris Ramlochan and Rock Ramlochan
LESSONS FROM THE GYPSY CAMP, by Elizabeth Appell
JULIAN’S JOURNEY, by Renee McClellan
LOCAL SUGAR, by Andrew Garrett
Read the best of FAMILY feature films from around the world:
Title: ZACH
Written by: Becky Revak
Type: Short Screenplay
Genre: Action, Adventure, Comedy, Family
Logline: A boy tries to reunite his parents placing his mother in danger causing his dad to recapture her interest and her heart.
Interested in this logline, please email us at info@wildsound.ca and we’ll forward your email to the writer.
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Title: THE WIG: Crazy Summer, #1
Written by: Renata Suerth
Type: TV PILOT
Genre: Family
Logline: Change is tough, especially for a 10-year-old. Throw in a wig-wearing grandma, a movie-star-level cute neighbor, a too-smart-for-her-age younger sister, and you’ve got a recipe for disaster in “THE WIG” family series.
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Title: LOCAL SUGAR
Written by: Andrew Garrett
Genre: Adventure, Animation, Comedy, Family, History
Type: Feature Screenplay
Logline: In this animated fable, mouse mayor Mary Lou, and her beau Sly Snake, fight back when slimy land baron frog Rowley threatens their little bayou town of Sugarville-and their wedding.
WGA Registration Number:1495238
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Title: RED THUNDER
Written by: George Pullen
Type: Feature Script
Genre: Family, Drama
Logline: A struggling dyslexic adolescent and his dog, fearing homelessness, rises up against all odds to contend for a lifetime.
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Title: MAYA AND THE CRYSTAL SKULL
Written by: Robyn Opie Parnell
Type: FEATURE SCRIPT
Genre: Adventure
Logline: Maya and the Crystal Skull is an adventure in which 15 year old Maya King becomes embroiled in the legend of the crystal skull when she travels to ancient Mayan ruins in search of her kidnapped father.
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Title: KABBADI BUDDIES
Written by: Ash Sharma
Type: FEATURE SCRIPT
Genre: Comedy, Family Action
Logline: Two washed-up American football players are offered the chance to play the wildest sport in India. Through curry and violence they find redemption and love.
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| Title: HARLEM BLUES: “I’m A Stranger Here”
Written by: Allyson Rice and Tara Lonzo Genre: Dramedy, Family, Urban, Socially-Relevant, Fish-Out-Of-Water Type: TV PILOT LOGLINE: The Gentrification of Harlem continues when a small-town Indiana girl is forced to relocate for her fiance’s sports medicine residency. Her fear and culture shock are met with wildly clashing local responses; and through soul food, blues music, and eccentric locals, her assimilation into this vibrant world exposes the underlying racism in her family, and threatens her engagement. WGA-W Registration #: 1549158 Interested in this logline, please email us at info@wildsound.ca and we’ll forward your email to the writer. Have a logline? Submit your logline to the Writing Festival. |
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