VIDEO PITCH for Unfatally Dead: To Thaw or not to Thaw, Feature Script by Wayne Edmiston

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Get to know writer Wayne Edmiston:

1. What is your story about?

If you were cryonically frozen and given a chance to be
revived, would you?

2. Why should people know this story?

UFD is a historical fantasy based in part on actual
events that happened to specific people and places,
and incorporates technological advances since 1966. The historical accounts
are unique, the characters endearing, and the
situations often humorous.
The spirit of this adventure is simply to remind us
to embrace and celebrate life in the present, and
contemplate and examine the powerful options available tomorrow.

3. How would you describe this story in just two words?

Unfatally Dead?

4. What movie have you seen the most in your life?

No comment.

5. How long have you been working on this story?

First created in 1986 , then my late wife passed into the
eternal life cycle in 1989. Resurrected, updated and adapted
in late 2013 then submitted to this screen festival.

6. How many stories have you written?

I have written three other stories: a children’ story about
a girl and her elephant (Ellie and Her Elephant); a
three-part metaphysical Thrillogy about my own journey through life with my
late wife, fictionalized (What Was Before is
Again); a third novel written while teaching in the State Prison
system (Crisis at Paradise Eye-Land); several other partial novels in
process; and a
compendium of acrostics and acronyms from words and how we can use them for
our soul’s benefit, (Soul Treats).

7. What motivated you to write this story?

UFD updated version came about from an internal nudge, a
feeling to find it; subsequently I rummaging
for it in my garage where it had lain for some 25 years.

8. Apart from writing, what else are you passionate about?

As an ordained minister with my current bride of nearly 25
years, we love officiating at weddings.

9. Any advice or tips you’d like to pass on to other writers?

As long as you have a breath to take there is a story in it
for another to hear.

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