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Category Archives: Detective Stories
CRIME Best Scene Screenplay of VINDICATION, by Louetta Jensen
Genre: Crime, Mystery, Thriller An archeologist searches for a Viking ship buried in Washington State, while also seeking justice for the murder of a friend. CAST LIST: Narrator: Carina Cojeen Grant: David Occhipinti Justin: Nick Baillie **** Producer: Matthew … Continue reading →
Posted in Crime Movies, Detective Stories, matthew toffolo wildsound, Mystery Screenplays, Table Reading, wildsound film festival review, winning screenplays
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Tagged Best Scene CRIME Screenplay, by Louetta Jensen, carina cojeen, crime stories, david occhipinti, nick ballie, VINDICATION
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2017 DETECTIVE Stories, Novels, Films, Screenplays (January-June)
Watch the best of creative works showcased in this genre at the festival in the first half of 2017. NOVAK, 5min, USA, Comedy WATCH Audience FEEDBACK CRIME SHORT Screenplay – CLOCKWORK May 2017 Readingby Eric Hackler TV PILOT Screenplay – … Continue reading →
2016 Novels & Short Stories
Submit your Crime/Mystery Screenplay or Film to the Festival Today: http://crimemysteryfestival.com Watch the best of Crime/Mystery for 2016: NOVEL Transcript Reading – GUARDING SHAKESPEARE December 2016 Reading SHORT Story – EMMA’S GIFT November 2016 Reading Written by Carolyn Reynolds NOVEL … Continue reading →
BLACKWELL SUMMERS MYSTERY Short Film – Watch Audience FEEDBACK from Oct. 2016 Festival
WATCH AUDIENCE FEEDBACK VIDEO, moderated by Matthew Toffolo BLACKWELL SUMMERS MYSTERY, 12min., USA, Action/Crime Directed by Emily Dell Revolves around the detective agency of Grace Blackwell and Raven Summers. A feisty duo fighting injustice and giving a voice to the … Continue reading →
Posted in Crime Movies, Detective Stories, feedback film festival, matthew toffolo wildsound, short films, wildsound film festival review, winning screenplays
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Tagged audience feedback, BLACKWELL SUMMERS MYSTERY short film, FEEDBACK CRIME/MYSTERY FILM FESTIVAL, wildsound festival review
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June 2016 Crime/Mystery Films/Screenplays/Stories
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Watch the best of Crime/Mystery for June 2016: Continue reading →
Posted in Crime Movies, Crime Novels, crime screenplays, Detective Stories, matthew toffolo wildsound, Table Reading, Uncategorized, wildsound film festival review
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Tagged ANY PRICE FOR HAPPINESS by Robert B Nelson, AS LUCK WOULD HAVE IT by Philip Naiman, BLACK BALLOON short film, Brooklyn Nine-Nine by Linsen Oyosa, CIVILIAN by Gina Scanlon, crime movies, crime stories, EXISTENTIAL QUANDARY by Brandon Maline, FOR ALL MANKIND by Matthew O'Connell, INKED IN BLOOD by Paul Corricelli, June 2016 Crime Writing Winners, matthew toffolo wildsound, mystery films, mystery screenplays, OBITER DICTA by Lucien M., WHEN THERE WAS TIME by James Gillard, WHEN THERE WAS TIME by James Gillard and Kevin McGruder, wildsound festival review
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Watch Crime 1st Scene Screenplay: FACSMILE, by Gary Makin
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FACSIMILE
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Posted in 1st Scene Reading, Crime Movies, crime screenplays, Detective Stories, matthew toffolo wildsound, Mystery Films, Table Reading, Uncategorized, wildsound film festival review
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Tagged 1st scene script, angelica alejandro, ben hur, chris reid-geisler, crime movies, Facsmile, gabriel darku, Gary Makin, holly sarchifield, laura kyswaty, mystery films, table readings
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Movie Review: INCEPTION, 2010
A writing professor of mine once suggested that any serious writer should avoid dream sequences in their stories at all costs; that they are cheap gimmick to allow a writer to introduce meaning and information without the cumbersome trouble of attaching it to a character’s actions. It’s actually a good rule of thumb and a problem that’s been perpetrated in more than one hack’s hands. Of course, the other thing he said is that there are no rules in writing and anything is fair game as long as you know what you’re doing. Continue reading →
Posted in Crime Movies, Detective Stories, Movie Review, Mystery Films, Uncategorized
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Tagged Christopher Nolan, Cillian Murphy, crime movies, Ellen Page, Inception, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Joseph Starnes, Ken Watanabe, Leonardo DiCaprio, lukas haas, Marion Cotillard, Movie Review, mystery films
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