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Echo Park by Marvin K. Perkins (marvink)

(Short, Murder Mystery) – The year is 1952, the place Los Angeles. Dirk Bogart, private investigator receives a mysterious visit from a beautiful woman by the name of Angela Devine who convinces him to take a missing person case against his better judgement that plunges him into the dark world of a hitman by the name of Vinnie “the pick” Demucci. 31 pages (pdf – formatting: )

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Medea by Manana Jordania

(Drama, Mystery, Love, Adventure, Myth) – Princess Medea is compelled to live her motherland and to depart in travel full of dangers. She saves the artifact of Kolkhs from aliens and at the same time is fighting for her right to love one of them and be loved too. She faces with treachery and faithlessness and brutally takes revenge. 119 pages (doc – formatting: )

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Revolution by D. L. Tulsi

(Short, Action, Adventure) – A modern US president faces a revolution. 8 pages (pdf – formatting: )

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Runaway by Bryson G

(Short, Horror, Thriller, Drama) – An African slave has escaped his plantation and now must navigate the Alabama woods. But, he’ll have to get past two slave catchers, and his dashing, yet vicious overseer, Remy Jourdaine, to reach his freedom. 11 pages (pdf – formatting: )

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Unexpectedly Sam! by Joshua King

(Short, Drama, Musical, Comedy) – Sam Cohen is young, gay and the new senator for California. Then he has an unexpected encounter with Jesus and begins falling in love with Him. Sam must face the mountains of human opinion, religious fanatics, paparazzi sharks and gay skeptics in this anything goes comic, musical drama. 30 pages (pdf – formatting: )

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The Blackboard “Pilot” episode by Alexander Combs

(Short, Comedy) – Carol Weiss; English teacher extrodinaire! NOT! She is a sarcastic, embittered, cynical middle aged woman. She and her merry band of teachers spread chaos over their high school. They always come up against the assistant principal and his watch dog, the straitlaced Sharon Kim. 18 pages (rtf – formatting: )

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The Invisible Noose by Layla O’Shea (RadioShea)

(Drama) – After fifteen years, Stan still harbors the guilt over his wife’s sudden death due to his obsession with time. Can a gleefully vulgar homeless man and nemesis co-worker open Stan’s eyes before his last chance at happiness fades away? 108 pages (pdf – formatting: )

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The Gun by Garth Harris

(Short, Comedy) – When a movie scene shooting takes a gruesome turn, one man finds himself on the run. Who will prevail, the mysterious “criminal”, or the two bumbling private investigators dispatched to capture him? (html – formatting: )

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Lost by Scott Matthis (qwerty90221)

(Short, Drama) – A troubled woman speaks to her therapist with disastrous results. 5 pages (pdf – formatting: )

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Grandmama Knew What She Was Talking About! by Cecil Harper

(Comedy) – An outrageous, illegal, hilarious, gospel comedy film. 160 pages (doc – formatting: )

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Underneath by Chris Shalom (heretic)

(Horror) – Alex Tenor and his friends are attacked by underwater aliens during a houseboat reunion. Now, he needs to reconcile his unrequited love for one of his childhood friends if he’s going to keep everyone together…and alive. 90 pages (pdf – formatting: )

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Bad Situation by Leon Gaitanis

(Drama) – An Architect and a Call Girl, elude a Pimp and Police to escape with Half a Million $$$$$$$$. (celtx – formatting: )

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The Message by Artell Cowell

(Short, Horror) – When Damian wakes to find a message written in blood on his bathroom mirror; strange things begin to happen as he desperately tries to remember the night before. 27 pages (pdf – formatting: )

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Blood Orchard by S.D. Hintz

(Horror) – Six-month-old triplets vanish a block from Coren Raines’ house a day after he moves into town. Not only does he become an immediate suspect, he is forced to cover up incriminating evidence haunting his backyard. 155 pages (doc – formatting: )

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Just Say Goodbye by Layla O’Shea (RadioShea)

(Drama) – Sarah slashed down the days to her first real vacation with all the gusto of Zorro and his infamous “Z”, until her best friend, Jesse, admits his plan to end his miserable life while she’s away. 113 pages (pdf – formatting: )

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Freshmeat by ShaDon

(Comedy) – Tyler Pittman is just starting high school. He begins hanging with the seniors…to bad it’s their senior pranks. 122 pages (doc – formatting: )

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Kidnapped by Boaz Asaasira

(Action, Crime, Thriller) – Kidnapped is a character driven action crime thriller about RICHARD a man with a perfect family, beautiful wife, two adorable kids and perfect job, nothing could go wrong until his kids have been kidnapped for ransom by ruthless killers, It’s a nick of time for Richard to pay them as he hides his own secrets from the police. 76 pages (pdf – formatting: )

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Jake The Great by Neil Dunsmore hosted by Jake The Great

(Comedy) – Jimmy is a young boy trying to be a hero, but he fails miserably at it. But when a powerful and unexpected being enters his room and gives him a rocket launcher, Jimmy realizes that maybe he’s destined for something else, perhaps the life of villainy. But is this the right life for him or is he making the biggest mistake of his life? (html – formatting: )

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Lifes A Lottery by Sean Blackburne

(Short) – A homeless man begging on the streets has a turn of fortunes when he discovers a lottery ticket. 10 pages (doc – formatting: )

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The Tramp by Simon Colligan (SiColl007)

(Short) – A dead-beat tramp finds an offer of kindness is not what it seems. 15 pages (pdf – formatting: )

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White by Rajesh Bhardwaj

(Short, Drama) – White is the story of Javier, a man who has sinned for the better of his family and is now on his deathbed, ready to accept death. Before he dies, he has to accept heaven or hell. 6 pages (pdf – formatting: )

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Surprise Visitor by Marvin K. Perkin

(Short, Action, Adventure) – Elijah Johnson makes a deal but finds he can’t live up to his side of he bargain, until a surprise vistor shows up and convinces him otherwise. 16 pages (pdf – formatting: )

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Harley Quinn: Fall of Innocence by Alexander Combs

(Short, Action, Adventure) – As Dr.Harleen Quinzell begins her internship at Arkham Asylum, she is unprepared for the hell that is unleashed as she encounters Gotham’s rogues gallery…what begins to scare her more is the fact that she is coming to sympathize with him….and even fall in love. 24 pages (rtf – formatting: )

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Welcome to Hollywood by Joseph Camputaro

(Drama) – A young man is given the opportunity of a lifetime to live the American dream. However, he quickly learns that not everything is as glamorous as it seems and learns the consequences of fame and all that consumes it. (fdr – formatting: )

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Intersection by Brendan Beachman

(Short, Dark Comedy) – The monotony of two road construction workers day is smashed with the violent arrival of an object from the sky. 22 pages (pdf – formatting: )

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Restroom by Jordan Littleton (nomad)

(Short) – The decisions we make today, affect the rest of our lives. John’s decision to use this particular restroom will change his life forever. 9 pages (pdf – formatting: )

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Project: Reeden by Luke Jones

(Short, Sci Fi) – Kidnapped and thrust into an oppressive society, Reeden discovers that he has been given power over electronic devices and must use them to evade the authorities and find his brother. 15 pages (pdf – formatting: )

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My Old Town by Tyler Wilsdon

(Short, Action) – Frank Hoover wants to get revenge on the man who killed his parents, but has he got the right person? 19 pages (pdf – formatting: )

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How Many Beans Make Five by Stephen Cottage

(Short, Play) – A group of people in a house-share situation – suicide, fetish, religion, philosophy, sex – all feature in comic and serious forms. 41 pages (pdf – formatting: )

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Not Ours To Command 5: Broken Souls by Freeman Gudbrand

(Short, Comedy) – Our old pals return in the greatest adventure yet. But are we compelled to return to the madness of the unknown? 5 pages (doc – formatting: )

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MoviePoet.com announces the winners of the June 2011 short script contest: “Even More of Less is More” – In screenwriting every page, every paragraph, every sentence, and every word counts. Tell an entire story in one page during our annual micro-short screenplay challenge.

“Path to Peace” by Brian Howell ~ First Place
During the last moments of a man’s life, regrets occupy his mind.

“How To Pronounce Hawaiian” by Sylvia Dahlby ~ Second Place
A gold-digger makes a friendly wager with her sugar daddy.

“Sometimes” by Jon Hill ~ Third Place
A porter in a children’s hospital hides a terrible secret on his trolley.

Each month, Movie Poet runs a free online five page screenplay contest. On the first of each month a new contest is announced. During that month, you can enter your script. During the next month, you can read, vote, and comment on all the entries. Finally, during the third month, the results are announced.

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

Over on the Unproduced Scripts page we have thirty original scripts up for your reading pleasure.

Among the fare are:

Cindy’s What’s On The Inside – (Short) – A woman decides to meet her online love interest on a sleezy talk show in order to tell him her secret, but what she doesn’t know is that he has a secret of his own. Loosely based on a couple from another sleezy talk show. 5 pages

James’ Misery Loves Company – (Short, Drama, Noir) – A contract killer’s past demons come to roost when her latest client calls off a hit on an adulterous husband. 16 pages

and Jwent’s Cruel and Unusual – (Short) – The law in big Texas isn’t always black and white. 7 pages

Not your thing? There are more on the Unproduced Scripts page. – Don

MoviePoet.com announces the winners of the May 2011 short script contest: “Fall Down Laughing” Your script must be a comedy and at some point a character must fall down.

“Fit” by Pia Cook ~ First Place
A weight loss competition at a health club goes too far as members fight to win a Honda Fit.

“How Do You Spell Hemorrhoids?” by Brian Howell ~ Second Place
A girl with OCD is bombarded by a feuding elderly couple who share a bit too much information.

“Fool On The Hill” by Paul De Vrijer ~ Third Place
An old unloved veteran tells his ridiculous war story to his creative grandchild.

Each month, Movie Poet runs a free online five page screenplay contest. On the first of each month a new contest is announced. During that month, you can enter your script. During the next month, you can read, vote, and comment on all the entries. Finally, during the third month, the results are announced.

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