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Looking for Low-Budget Scripts to Produce
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Clarence Wall replied to Eric Scott's discussion 'Looking for Low-Budget Scripts to Produce'

Oct 28, 2010

Clarence Wall replied to Eric Scott's discussion 'Looking for Low-Budget Scripts to Produce'

CLARENCE WALL (520) 459-1047 clarence_wall@excite.com REFERENCE: Looking for low-budget scripts to produce LOG LINE: A retired Army sergeant recruits some ladies from a retirement home, trains them in unconventional tactics, and uses them to free…

Oct 28, 2010

franklin wright replied to Eric Scott's discussion 'Looking for Low-Budget Scripts to Produce'

Hi my name is franklin write and I wrote several of shorts and a couple screenplays I have a sci fi horror entilted The Forest of Nowhere a story about a good family that was murdered on their land 1926 they rose eighty years later and hunted the…

Aug 2, 2010

Dennis Goldberg replied to Eric Scott's discussion 'Looking for Low-Budget Scripts to Produce'

Low budget is single location, few performers except for an occasional EXTRAS scene. I do have a wonderful house in which to film a number of my single location films. Some of my low budgets do have two or three locations. Sorry, I do not have the…

Aug 1, 2010

Dennis Goldberg replied to Eric Scott's discussion 'Looking for Low-Budget Scripts to Produce' Aug 1, 2010

Kathy Krantz Stewart replied to Eric Scott's discussion 'Looking for Low-Budget Scripts to Produce'

Hello, We are interested. What do you define low budget as? Respectfully, Kathy Krantz Stewart 760-868-1566 kathysuekrantz@hotmail.com StewArt Productions,…

Aug 1, 2010

Dennis Goldberg replied to Eric Scott's discussion 'Looking for Low-Budget Scripts to Produce'

Below is my screenwriting biography followed by my currently available low budget screenplays. For more about me please visit my website www.dennisgoldberg.com DENNIS GOLDBERG Fiction Writer Extraordinaire "You want it, I write…

Jul 21, 2010

fassinou ange j.v. replied to Eric Scott's discussion 'Looking for Low-Budget Scripts to Produce'

can i submit a fiction novel (action, mystery, thriller, drama)? Thanks

Jul 21, 2010

Profile Information

Name: Eric Scott

Profession: Male

Company: Filmmaker

Location: LA

Birthday: June 14

Resume (Position, Network/Production Company, Year, Location, & Description) - you can cut and paste your resume here: To give you a little background on myself, I received a scholarship to study at NYU Tisch School of the Arts, and later completed my Master's degree in Screenwriting at USC. I directed the feature film "Full Blast" starring David Carradine, and distributed by Showcase Entertainment. I have also worked for top producer Jon Peters, APA, and taught Screenwriting at the University of Michigan and Script Analysis at Columbia College.

Active Projects: Low-Budget Indie Feature (currently in production)

Projects Currently In Development (Title, Film/Television, Status, Budget): Shooting Star
Logline:
A romantic drama about an off-beat dreamer from Texas who joins up with a beautiful, alcoholic with a mysterious past in a misguided mission to get his own star on Hollywood Boulevard.
What's it like: Sunset Boulevard meets Drugstore Cowboy
Who should star: David Arquette and Drew Barrymore
Budget: Under $5million
Status: Meeting with investors

Favorites (Film, Director, Television, Actors, Musicians, etc.): Kubrick, Oliver Stone, Orson Welles, Steven Soderbergh

Dreams & Goals: Have independent film company and produce high quality, interesting work.

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At 1:42pm on February 4, 2010, Carma Dillon said…: Hi Eric,

Sorry I missed your comment. Too many web pages! You can track me at Twitter now if you want to network with me. @SaarduLady

Also, please join my Facebook fan page Saardu Adventure Series http://www.facebook.com/saarduseries -- building my audience! The movie will come. :)

At 2:52am on December 24, 2009, Mary Lee Hannington said…: Eric,

How've you been?

I'm on hiatus as the Production Designer for Faye Dunaway's Master Class. It's a roller coaster of a film, but has some great talent. Send me an email and I'll give you the skinny on Detroit.

rivetfilm@mac.com

Nice to hear from you again.

Mary

At 5:14pm on July 5, 2009, Koog said…: Hey Eric, I was in the middle of trying to get a comedy short finished when you sent me a line back in Jan. I like comedy, drama and action, but right now I am working on proving my bankability by starting with family films. I am currently searching for a few scripts to start with. I am writing one as well, but I hope to have something to start raising funds for before that one is finished.

I see you are raising funds for Shooting Star. Do you have a hopeful production date?

Koog

At 1:52pm on March 27, 2009, Mary Lee Hannington said…: Hey Eric,

I missed your comment (somewhere beneath the chick selling me ringtones!). Detroit is hopping these days. I just finished a Rob Scheider titty movie here that was a blast.

Hundreds of films coming in. It's great to see.

Mary

At 10:55am on February 12, 2009, Benson Lai said…: Hi ,

My name is Benson Lai, I am a composer for films. I just wanted to introduce myself. I score a variety of music. My demo reel is located at http://www.blcompositions.com . If you need any music for your projects please let me know. I provide very affordable rates. Anyways it was nice to meet you.

Best Wishes,

-Benson

At 11:02am on January 14, 2009, Bridget Petrella said…: Well... it won't be an easy task but I am completely convinced that there exists far more strength to change the current Hollywood system when you are willing to network and create a sort of "movement". By that I mean solidarity, thinking more progressively, not accepting things as they are, pushing more than just the envelope. Good art will always invite a reaction as will the willingness and audacity to "yin" when everyone else "yangs". Personally, I believe it's a choice that frees you from those annoying little boundaries... it's as I have always said, "Thinking that what you essentially accomplish in this lifetime has some relevance is vital; it keeps you from submitting to the urge to be just like everyone else." Check out my blog... I'm a bit behind on adding thoughts but I've been battling this irritating stomach virus for the past several days... http://upbeatmag.wordpress.com/ and feel free to connect with my on MySpace and LinkedIn: http://www.myspace.com/bridget_petrella and http://www.linkedin.com/in/bridgetpetrella

At 9:54am on January 14, 2009, Pnina Halfon said…: Hi Eric
This is a Hebrew name and it means Pearl :) I'm originally from Israel.
Nice to meet you, have a great day!!!
Pnina

At 4:15pm on January 13, 2009, Jenny Deason Copeland said…: Eric-
Thanks on the haunted house comment. The script is written and posted on Inktip. I am currently with Writer's Boot Camp learning script writing techniques and will finish their 2 year program in April and just signed up for Chris Soth's Mentor program. The best yet with comps was an Honorable mention and a basket full of quaterfinalist but still working on the sale. looks like you have a very interesting project going yourself.

Best,
JCDC

At 4:03pm on January 13, 2009, Nicole Stanton said…: Thanks - I appreciate that! Best of luck to you with "Shooting Star!"

At 2:39pm on January 13, 2009, Audrey Marchionno said…: Shooting Star sounds like a great project. I have my hands somewhat full right now, but by mid year I will be looking for projects like yours, low budget indies.
keep in touch Eric and best of luck to you.