Category: winning screenplays

An Australian spy is sent to the USA to team up with an American spy to track down an American buyer of stolen U-235 material that he is selling to foreign hostile nations. CAST LIST: Room Sevice waiter – Marcus Bernacci Agent Damas – Rebecca MacDonald NARRATION – Tracy Rowland Agent Ferguson (m) – David […]… Continue reading THRILLER Best Scene Screenplay Reading: Spy Harmony, by Wolfgang Schuler — Thriller/Suspense Film and Writing Festival

Willy Wuehlman is a mole who lives in a tree. Since he had a traumatic experience in his childhood when his parents died, he suffers from claustrophobia and is unable to go through tunnels. When he is accused to be the murderer of his aunt, he has to overcome his fear. But he does not […]… Continue reading THRILLER Best Scene Screenplay Reading: M for Mole Murder, by Sonja Knyssok — Thriller/Suspense Film and Writing Festival

July, 1977. After reuniting with family in the backwoods town of Angel City, a young black man struggles to survive after sparking a chain of catastrophic events. A tale of Southern Gothic horror. CAST LIST: Marian: Vanessa Quagliara Jamie: Daniel Jones Jake: Luke Robinson Narrator: Regan Brown Carol: Cassandra Guthrie Old Cook: Julie Sheppard Latham: […]… Continue reading 1st Scene THRILLER Screenplay Reading: Angel City, by Al Mertens — Thriller/Suspense Film and Writing Festival

Watch the winning readings performed by professional actors. 20 screenplays in total. THRILLER TV PILOT Reading: BLOWBACK, by Eric Murphy https://thrillersuspensefestival.com/2019/04/01/thriller-tv-pilot-reading-blowback-by-eric-murphy/ Winning SHORT Thriller Screenplay Reading of Too Old to Trick-or-Treat by Tammy Gross https://thrillersuspensefestival.com/2019/03/12/winning-short-thriller-screenplay-reading-of-too-old-to-trick-or-treat-by-tammy-gross/ THRILLER 1st Scene Screenplay Reading: Rosemary Lane, by Leal Butler https://thrillersuspensefestival.com/2019/04/27/thriller-1st-scene-screenplay-reading-rosemary-lane-by-leal-butler/ THRILLER 1st Scene Screenplay Reading: Killer Kisses, by S.D. […]… Continue reading Top THRILLER Festival Screenplays of 2019 — Thriller/Suspense Film and Writing Festival

In 1776, a young medic in the Continental Army struggles to solve a series of gruesome murders in Manhattan’s Brothel District, and uncovers a secret that could cost him his soul. CAST LIST: Jacob: Biden Hall Lizzie: Aliya Hamid Ben: Geoff Mays Narrator: Val Cole Cunningham: Shawn Devlin Isaac: Chris O’Bray Madame: Pascale Behrman — […]… Continue reading THRILLER Festival 1st Scene Script: The Journal Of Second Lieutentant Issac Bangs, Unabridged, by George Deihl Jr. — Thriller/Suspense Film and Writing Festival

Eveline Grassman This festival has a fantastic concept. Its a filmmakers dream to get feedback like this. The best reason to create film, to take part of your audience experiens and hear their thoughts. It has been a pure pleasure to be part of this festival. Against all odds they also managed to find a […]… Continue reading Thriller Festival Testimonial – April 22 2020 — Thriller/Suspense Film and Writing Festival

It was absolutely great and exciting (seeing the FEEDBACK Video on my film). Thank you and the audience a lot. I also watched feedbacks of other works that screened. I need to admit that the audience in Toronto is much more film literate, and has a greater sense than most audiences that I have ever […]… Continue reading THRILLER Festival Testimonial – April 23 2020 — Thriller/Suspense Film and Writing Festival

A married, closeted-gay mayoral candidate who is outed in a very public manner must contend with its effects on his campaign and family. CAST LIST: Leslie: Esther Thibault Ed: Steven Holmberg Narrator: Kat Smiley Justin: Brandon Knox Camile: Patrice Henry Cassidy: Amiee Poulin — Producer/Director: Matthew Toffolo http://www.matthewtoffolo.com Festival Moderators: Matthew Toffolo, Rachel Elder Casting […]… Continue reading Winning CHICAGO Festival Feature Script: Running, by Sean Chandler — Chicago FEEDBACK Film Festival

RED THREAD, 3min., USA, Experimental Directed by Yijun Pan, Anh Vo A red thread connects your destiny, but perhaps not the only one you find. CLICK HERE – and see full info and more pics of the film! via Red Thread Short Film, Audience FEEDBACK from CHICAGO Festival Feb. 2020 — Chicago FEEDBACK Film Festival