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Deadline October 5th: FIRST SCENE (first 10pgs) SCREENPLAY FESTIVAL Get it performed at the festival. Full feedback. At least 2-5 winners every month.

CLICK to submit:
http://www.wildsound.ca/firstscenescreenplaycontest.html

– Submit the first stages of your film, get it performed at the festival, and get full feedback!

WATCH past 1st Scene Festival readings:

Watch MERKUR Short Film – Audience FEEDBACK Video:

Audience Comments on MERKUR:

I love the music. The visuals were like a video game.

I was impressed by the imagination of this film. It’s a fascinating film to watch.

My impression of this film is it’s about the imagry of light versus dark. Where everyone is running away from the dark and the unknown. Then one person faces the dark and finds salvation and everyone else embraces that.

MERKUR, 2min., France, Animation/Experimental
Directed by Jean-Baptiste Aziere

On a desertic planet, the natives are running away from the menacing shadow of the night. Only one of them will brave the darkness to save his species from the shadows.

Main Genre : Animation/Experimental

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Deadline FEEDBACK Toronto Film Festival:
http://www.wildsound.ca/submityourfilm.html

– FULL FEEDBACK on your film from the audience. Garner an audience feedback video on your film.

Watch ROBBIE THE RABBIT Short Film – Audience FEEDBACK Video:

Audience Comments on ROBBIE THE RABBIT:

A lot happens in this film in 7 minutes. It doesn’t seem like it.

The child actors are amazing.

I love the tone of this film. A dark film with a lot of comedy breaks.

Great ending. It’s a reminder how a tragic event from our childhood can stay with us.

It’s a film about connection. The boy wants to feel that love again from his childhood.

ROBBIE THE RABBIT, Drama/Family, 7min, Ireland
Directed by Rian Smith

A tragic childhood friendship between two boys leaves one of them obsessed with rabbits.

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Deadline FEEDBACK Toronto Film Festival:
http://www.wildsound.ca/submityourfilm.html

– FULL FEEDBACK on your film from the audience. Garner an audience feedback video on your film.

Watch MOVING LONDON Short Film – Audience FEEDBACK Video:

Audience Comments on MOVING LONDON:

All the dances were varied and the music worked so well to bring everything together. That was the brilliant part of this film.

I found myself very involved in this film. The power of the music with the shots of cars, people dancing.

A love the diversity of the dancers in contrast to the space of the city.

I pretty much enjoyed the entire film. Amazing.

MOVING LONDON, Musical/Dancing, 6min, Czech Republic
Directed by Jevan Chowdhury

This short film observes the meeting of 58 dancers and the capital of the UK. Captured over 3 days, Moving London propels art from completely different sources, then packs it back together again.

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Deadline FEEDBACK Toronto Film Festival:
http://www.wildsound.ca/submityourfilm.html

– FULL FEEDBACK on your film from the audience. Garner an audience feedback video on your…

Watch the October Winning Feature Screenplay Winner.

PONTIFF OF NO RETURN by Eric Boyd:

CAST LIST:

NARRATOR – Misha Harding
THE POPE – Charles Gordon
MASSIMO/HOLMES – Jerald Bezener
ATWATER/DA LA CRUZ – Rob Salerno
MARY – Katelyn Cooper
PRESIDENT UTLEY – Julie Burris

Get to know writer Eric Boyd:

1. What is your screenplay about?

The Pope, a former soldier, goes on the run, to thwart the American President’s evil plan to stoke a holy war in the Middle East; and gets some help along the way from a bad-ass Virgin Mary.

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

I just think people would enjoy it.

3. This story has a lot going for it. It’s a satire, with a religious nod with a lot of Pope-ACTION! How did you come up with this brilliant and crazy story?

I was watching an episode of the Simpsons…