Pigeon Film Review: Paul Sliwinski offers the slow burn genesis of an anti-hero
In the roughly 20 minute short, Pigeon, writer-director Paul Sliwinski demonstrates the danger of putting a military veteran back in the...
Film Review: Stranger in the Woods
Writer and lead actress Holly Kenney leaves audiences with something deeper and more relevant to think about than Psycho’s “we all go a...
For I Am Dead: Film Review
Filmmaker Patricia Delso Lucas gets existential in her time period surreal short film For I Am Dead. Stuck in the 1800s, a wealthy man...
Screenplay Review: The Candy Notes
In the anthology series The Candy Notes, the Devil takes his gender-fluid child, Roosterfer to work on a series of deals to learn the...
Ghosts of San Francisco Takes the Reader on a Slice-of-Life Journey: Screenplay Review
David Seader takes the reader on a slice-of-life rehabilitation journey in Ghosts of San Francisco. College student Corbin loses his...
Film Review: Wheel Gone Kid
Wheel Gone Kid is a short comedy written by Keith Large and directed by Wayne Kelly. Starring Rita Jagpal-Mohan and Reece Jagpal-Mohan,...
Film Review: The Moods of Those Days
The Moods of Those Days Written & Directed by Woonyea Han The Moods of Those Days is an independent short film that tells the story of a...
Screenplay Review: Hunter's Point
Hunter’s Point - a drama feature screenplay by David A. Seader - follows Bryce Mayweather, who after assaulting a homeless man is put on...
Screenplay Review: My Bridge To Redemption
“My Bridge to Redemption,” a drama feature written by David A. Seader, explores one graduate student’s journey to recovery. After being...
Screenplay Review: Gutenberg
Overview Written by Donna Hall, Gutenberg is a historical drama mini-series that tells the story of Johann Gutenberg, who was a German...
