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SHORT Screenplay Reading – EVERYONE HAS THEIR DEMONS, by Dustin Prince

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Watch the August 2017 Winning Short Screenplay.

Genre: Thriller, Comedy

The willpower of a recovering alcoholic is put to the test when he takes shelter from the apocalypse in a sports bar.

CAST LIST:

Narrator: Hugh Ritchie
John: Nick Wicht
Luke: David Occhipinti
Pop Star: Michael Lake
Business Woman: Alicia Payne

Get to know the writer:

What is your screenplay about?

One man’s struggle to stay sober against all odds.

What genres does your screenplay fall under?

Comedy/sci-fi

Why should this screenplay be made into a movie?

All characters has a strong presence.

How would you describe this script in two words?

Risk/Reward

What movie have you seen the most times in your life?

The Punisher

How long have you been working on this screenplay?

Two days to write and one to revise.

How many stories have you written?

Nine.

What is your favorite song? (Or, what song have you listened to the most times in your life?)

Arctic Monkeys- when the sun goes down

What obstacles did you face to finish this screenplay?

Finding the proper ending.

Apart from writing, what else are you passionate about?

Sometimes passionate with my wife….if I’m lucky.

What influenced you to enter the festival? What were your feelings on the initial feedback you received?

To receive proper and helpful feedback that we actually put to good use. Thank you!

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Producer: Matthew Toffolo http://www.matthewtoffolo.com

Director: Kierston Drier
Casting Director: Sean Ballantyne
Editor: John Johnson

Camera Operator: Mary Cox

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RSVP the FEMALE Feedback Film Festival – Thur. Aug. 24. 7pm. Carlton (Free or PWYC)

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FEMALE Short Film Festival – Thursday August 24th. 7pm. Carlton Cinemas in downtown Toronto

http://www.wildsound.ca/female_film_festival.html

– 8 Films from 5 Countries (Brazil, Canada, India, UK, USA) of the best short films from Female Directors. Easily a lineup of the best films you’ll ever see in the world today!

See the full program and info for each film and filmmaker.

To RSVP, simply reply to this email and state the # of tickets you require. Come for FREE or donate on the night (or on the program page) to cover the cinema costs.

This is a really fun night of short films. We are giving you a mixed bag of genres. The first half is a lineup of films for all ages! The second half is a lineup of fun comedy and a serious film from India to finish off the night.

If you’re a fan of film, make sure you RSVP right away as tickets will go quickly.

Thanks!

RSVP the August Toronto Film Festival Events. Female (24th) & Documentary (31st)

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To finish our summer season of festivals in Los Angeles and Toronto, we are saving the best for last with an amazing lineup of short films from around the world.

RSVP your tickets for any (or both) event by simply go to the festival program page and get your tickets there. Tickets are FREE or Pay What you Like to cover the cinema costs.

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FEMALE Short Film Festival – Thursday August 24th. 7pm. Carlton Cinemas
http://www.wildsound.ca/female_film_festival.html

– 8 Films from 5 Countries (Brazil, Canada, India, UK, USA) of the best short films from Female Directors. Easily a lineup of the best films you’ll ever see in the world today!

See the full program and info for each film and filmmaker.

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DOCUMENTARY Short Film Festival – Thursday August 31st, 7pm. Carlton Cinemas
http://www.wildsound.ca/torontodocumentaryfilmfestival.html

– This is a special evening of the best of LGBT Documentary Shorts. Plus, an award winning film on the history of Disney Cartoons; And a polarizing film on the history of illegal adoptions by the Catholic Church. These are MUST SEE films.

See the full program and info for each film and filmmaker.

Last Chance to RSVP the FANTASY/SCI-FI Best of Short Film Festival. (Tomorrow) Thursday July 27th. 7pm

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A showcase of the best short films around the world today in the FANTASY/SCI-FI Genre.

Free Event: Toronto Short Film Festival

Place: Carlton Cinemas
Time: Thursday July 27th, 7pm

Email: tickets@wildsound.ca
Or, simply reply to this email and state the # of tickets you require.

Program Info: http://www.wildsound.ca/scififantasytorontofilmfestival.html

An amazing lineup of the best of short films from the last year.

FREE EVENT: Best of Short Film Festival. Thur. June 22nd. 7pm. Carlton

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  • Thursday, June 22, 2017

    7:00 PM to 9:00 PM

    Cineplex Odeon Carlton

    20 Carlton St, Toronto, ON

     

  • SPECIAL EVENT: Best of LGBT Short Films from around the world:

    RSVP your FEEDBACK Toronto Film Festival seats. FREE or make a donation to the festival. This could be the best selection of films we’ve ever showcased

    Thursday June 22nd event. 7pm to 9pm, Carlton Cinemas, 20 Carlton Street.

    RSVP your seats now for the event. Plus, see full details of every film being played.

    http://www.wildsound.ca/lgbt_toronto_festival.html
    Amazing LGBT short films from the USA, Australia, UK, India, and Israel.

    This month’s festival is a pack lineup of LGBT comedy, drama, romance, dance and sci-fi.

    Giving you films from all corners of the world in different genres and formats. And there is a theme that ties all the films together. You pick the theme on the night and you win a big prize!

RSVP – Best of LGBT Shorts Festival. Thur. June 22nd. 7pm. Carlton (Free or PWYL)

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SPECIAL EVENT: Best of LGBT Short Films from around the world:

(This is a LGBT Festival but it is really a BEST OF Short Film Festival from films from all over the world. This is an excellent lineup of films that can top any other festival selection!)

RSVP your FEEDBACK Toronto Film Festival seats. FREE or make a donation to the festival.

Thursday June 22nd event. 7pm to 9pm, Carlton Cinemas, 20 Carlton Street.

RSVP your seats now for the event. Plus, see full details of every film being played.

http://www.wildsound.ca/lgbt_toronto_festival.html


Or, simply reply to this email and RSVP your seats.

Amazing LGBT short films from the USA, Australia, UK, India, and Israel.

This month's festival is a pack lineup of LGBT comedy, drama, romance, dance and sci-fi.

Giving you films from all corners of the world in different genres and formats. And there is a theme that ties all the films together. You pick the theme on the night and you win a big prize!

Watch Audience FEEDBACK: EAT ME!, 20min, Bulgaria, Drama/Musical

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Played at the May 2017 Best of EUROPEAN Shorts Festival

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Glittering socialite Laura starts slipping from the daily reality of a weight obsessed rich man’s mistress. While on a fancy dinner with her gluttonous lover she enters a strange world where food dances and sings. The whirlwind of dance blows the air out of Laura’s head and she becomes a different type of girl…

How people treat each other is mirrored in the way we treat our environment and our food. That’s why “Eat me” focuses on our attitude to food, its dubious contents and food waste through the prism of a skewed relationship.

“Interview with Director Ilina Perianova”

Moving stories for Awareness Film Festival

http://www.wearemovingstories.com/we-are-moving-storie

Film Type: Short, Student
Runtime: 20 minutes
Completion Date: January 1, 2016
Production Budget: 42,000 EUR
Country of Origin: Bulgaria
Country of Filming: Bulgaria, Estonia, Germany
Film Language: English
Shooting Format: Red
Aspect Ratio: 2:1
Film Color: Black & White and Color

KEY CREW:

Ilina Perianova – Director
Ilina Perianova – Writer
Ilina Perianova – Producer
Yagama aka Marianna Perianova – Producer
Alexander Krumov – Producer
Yancho Mihailov – Producer
Deyan Bararev – Producer
Nigel Barber – Key Cast
Luiza Grigorova – Key Cast

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