Over on the Unproduced Scripts page are twenty-one original scripts.

Don

Over on the Unproduced Scripts page are eighteen original scripts.

And, as always if you missed last week, you can catch up here.

Don

Over on the Unproduced Scripts page there are twenty original scripts for your reading pleasure.

And, if you missed last week or the week before that or the week before that or the week before that or …

We had a Challenge – write the first 10 pages of a script in a week. Then spend the next 6 weeks turning it into a feature. Could you do it? The Theme was, A man/woman’s life is turned upside down after purchasing a smart phone that is supposed to go to someone else.

These are the result:

Naughty Claus by Renee Joynson (bflywings)

(Comedy) – When a stuck up business woman buys a stolen phone she is thrust into the life of an angel where controlling her new life will be harder than it seems in her pursuit to earn a set of angel wings. 93 pages (pdf – formatting: )

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Dead Ringer by P. Cook (angry bear)

(Horror, Thriller) – An up-and-coming actor becomes romantically involved with a mysterious woman, but when he discovers that he looks exactly like her deceased boyfriend and that she’s emotionally unstable, he struggles to break away from her. (pdf – formatting: )

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Reset to Default by Eric Wall

(Drama) – After fourteen years in prison, Daniel Toth is being given a second chance. A chance to reconnect with his family, and rebuild his life. But when a gift for his son results in unintended consquences, the demons of his past begin to catch up. (pdf – formatting: )

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The Wish Cow by Mark Moore (irish eyes)

(Comedy) – A father tries to make amends for his daughter’s disastrous birthday, by buying her a smartphone from an old Chinese antique store… only he takes home the wrong phone. 90 pages (pdf – formatting: )

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Bad Connection by Stephen Wells (SteveUK)

(Thriller) – A down on her luck waitress has her life thrown into danger when she unwittingly buys a stolen cell phone, and its murderous original owner comes looking for his property. 84 pages (pdf – formatting: )

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A Written Descent by James Fisher (jamesthejudged)

(Thriller) – A struggling writer gets inspiration from pictures of grisly murders he finds on a recently purchased cell phone, and is haunted by an unknown killer that leads to his family life and his sanity spiraling out of control. 101 pages (pdf – formatting: )

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Ascension by Mohammad Nawaz (nawazm11)

(Thriller, Drama) – After the death of one of the most popular jocks in a prestigious high school, a soft-spoken student struggles to determine whether his murder was justified — as he slowly begins his rise into insanity. A darker retelling of Shakespeare’s Macbeth. 96 pages (pdf – formatting: )

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Over on the Original Scripts page there are 25 original works for your reading pleasure.

And, if you missed last week or the week before that you can catch up.

And, remember, all screenplays on the simplyscripts.com domain are copyrighted to their author. All rights reserved. The screenplays may not be used or reproduced without the express written permission of the author. If you are interested in his/her work, please drop them a line.

Don

Over on the Unproduced Scripts page there are a number of new, original scripts up for your reading pleasure. Missed last week? or the week before that? You can catch up.

Don

I’ve taken Timothy Woodward Jr.s suggestion to heart and will be going back to the old schedule of releasing new batches of original unproduced scripts each Sunday.

So, with that being said, over on the Unproduced Scripts page we have thirty original works up for your reading pleasure.

Don

Over on the Unproduced Scripts page there are over 70 original works from every genre of short you can imagine to feature scripts from some up and coming screenwriters on the ‘net.

MoviePoet.com is proud to announce the Semi-Finalists for our annual Feature Length Contest.

First Place: Pete Barry

Second Place: Nicholas Ziolkowski

Third Place: Matthew Fettig

Honorable Mention: Ammar Salmi ~ Derek Collins ~ Paul De Vrijer ~ Travis DeStein

Top 30: Brian Wind ~ Byron Matthews ~ Chris Setten ~ Felipe D. Machado ~ Gary Rademan ~ Jacob Guerra ~ JeanPierre Chapoteau ~ Joe Belzberg ~ Joe Kisch ~ Jordan Littleton ~ Khamanna Iskandarova ~ Kirk White ~ KP Mackie ~ Marnie Mitchell Lister ~ Martin Lancaster ~ MJ Hermanny ~ Mohammad Nawaz ~ Rustom Irani ~ Sally Meyer ~ Scott Merrow ~ Tim Westland ~ Trent Carroll ~ Wes Worthing

These 30 semi-finalists submitted the top loglines and will be moving on to our second round in April when they will submit their first ten pages. Then in August, the top ten writers will submit their feature length screenplays.

Head on over to Movie Poet and give it a go. – Don