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1. What is your screenplay about?

I spent a bit of time brainstorming tragedy and when I finally settled in on what would be tragic to me, at this time in my life, I thought of loss. Specifically the loss of love, trust, relationships, and family.

2. What genres does your screenplay fall under?

Drama, suspense, and thriller...


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Angelman Rising follows Eric Dunlop, a 17-year-old with Angelman Syndrome, a rare genetic disorder that leaves him non-verbal, physically and mentally challenged. When Eric begins to inexplicably “remember” intergalactic experiences, he becomes the key to unraveling a covert extraterrestrial invasion. Simultaneously, while astronaut Jon Armstrong and his AI companion, CASSI,...


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A naive teenager discovers that the future Queen of the Universe has been hidden within him, and he must travel the universe and outwit formidable villains whilst dealing with his own family trauma before he can restore her to the throne.

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1. What is your screenplay about?

A naïve teenager must travel perilous alien galaxies to out...


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Messengers from the future try to give a warning.

Review by Julie C. Sheppard:

The Truth Is Dead is a thrilling short that simmers and then bursts into fiery action. Rebellion is a strong force against...


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A spoke hand drawn journey through Fiatlandia with Buzzbee, a creature half bee, half human. They call her the African Bitcoin Queen and in this first episode we find out why…

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