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Category Archives: crime screenplays
Crime/Mystery Festival Testimonial – June 17 2020
A FilmFreeway preferred festival: I was let go from a job that I rather had a negative outlook on and knew I needed to pursue my passion, especially, since my script had been winning awards in several different festivals. Initially, … Continue reading
Action/Crime Festival Testimonial – May 15 2020
Richard Kjeldgaard Great experience from the advice regarding structure all the way to the table reading which was fabulous. Thanks to the competition director to the actors to the positive reviews of my spec Nowhere-Ville. A FilmFreeway preferred festival:
CRIME 1st Scene Screenplay (TV PILOT) Reading of THE WRONG CANDIDATE, by John Ravitz
When a well financed domestic terrorist organization which has breed sleeper agents since they were children, finally have a viable candidate to run for president, the current president sets into motion a plan to put his own successor in the … Continue reading
Crime/Mystery Festival Testimonial – April 23 2020
For un-produced writers, the real frustration after keystroking “The End” is trying to get noticed. There are so few outlets available for presenting your material. The FEEDBACK Festival appeals to me because my work now migrates from an unread concept … Continue reading
Action/Crime/Mystery Festival Testimonial – April 7 2020
Katsuhide Yamago I am very grateful for the many screenings. Thank you. Submit via FilmFreeway, the exclusive way our festival accepts submissions.: WATCH Winning Crime/Mystery Screenplay and Story Readings: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-wXa37gK2mk&list=PL-0CVDAfvxioV7P-74vg41N3qu7nDBjah Share this:
ACTION/CRIME Best Scene Screenplay Reading: CAPTURE THE FLAG, by Mai Nguyen
A depressed history teacher, a narcoleptic small-time crook and a teenage girl dreaming of becoming a pop star. Three very different people yet they could all use a bit more money in their lives. Luckily, they cross paths when finding … Continue reading
ACTION Best Scene Screenplay: Eyes of a Swami, by Kim Renner
Liv seeks out change in her life. She knows there is something missing, and that these issues lie within her deep past. She embarks on a journey to an ashram in India where she learns healing through yoga. She fills … Continue reading
Action BEST Scene Screenplay Reading: SKULL HUNTER, by Steven Murphy
A detective is close to solving the one case that has driven him throughout his life, that of the serial killer known as The Skull Hunter. His obsession drives his every thought and action, risking relationships with his family, friends … Continue reading
Posted in Crime Movies, crime screenplays, Logline of the Day, Table Reading, wildsound film festival review, winning screenplays
Tagged best scene, by Steven Murphy, daniel jones, julie sheppard, luke robinson, regan brown, scott mcculloch, screeenplay festival, SKULL HUNTER, table readings
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Action/Crime/Mystery Festival Best Scene: Lena’s Rules, by Ken Comer
WHEN A TERMINALLY ILL DETECTIVE’S PARTNER IS BRUTALLY MURDERED, AND POLICE BRASS HAVE RULED AGAINST HER WORKING THE CASE. WITH LESS THAN TWO MONTHS TO LIVE, THERE’S ONLY LENA’S RULES. CAST LIST: Paz: David Rowan Narration: Kat Smiley Lena: Jillian … Continue reading
ACTION/CRIME Best Scene Reading: Chemical Attraction, by Alan Field
When recovering amnesiac FBI agent Katelyn Carrie accepts an assignment to interrogate a traitorous government chemist who knows the location of a deadly nerve agent controlled by terrorists, Kate learns that she is the subject of the interrogation to uncover … Continue reading
Posted in Crime Movies, crime screenplays, Mystery Films, Mystery Screenplays, Table Reading, winning screenplays
Tagged aaron maxwell williams, aaron williams, ACTION/CRIME Best Scene Reading:, by Alan Field, carina cojeen, Chemical Attraction, christina leonard, geoff mays, table readings
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