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TV Pilot Sitcom Reading – REC’D by Chris Courtney Martin
In the pilot, we meet our hero Petey and her friends. Petey has to deal with training this guy who broke her heart. Her best friend, Leya, has to prepare an assignment while on her shift. We get sucked into this bizarre Twilight Zone that is work-study. It’s like a half-step between being a kid and an adult because you’re balancing school and work. When you’re a kid, school is always supposed to come first. When you’re an adult, other than your family, work is top priority. The pilot introduces us to that world. We also get to see Petey make an adult decision in how she handles Ryan, this guy she slept with last year. She can be petty or she can be professional, that’s where this decision-making comes into play again.
February 2016 TV Pilot/Spec Screenplay Winners
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Best Scene Reading – TV Pilot “My Life with Stella” by Linda Morganstein
I was thrilled with the possibility of hearing my script read by professional actors. The initial feedback from WILDsound helped me to make my scenes tighter, shorter and more visual. I also turned my actress (Stella) into a point of view character, which she was not in the novel.
TWO EMPERORS, Best Scene TV PILOT Reading by Paul Gross
The six-part miniseries traces the parallel lives of Beethoven and Napoleon, their formative years, their loves, their interrelationships via music and their passages to their final years.
TV PILOT Reading – LACIE BIDWELL by Jameel Khan
I really liked the idea of having a reading of the pilot. There is no substitute to hearing the words out loud. I plan to make several adjustments based on what I hear. As for the initial feedback, I thought it was solid. I don’t take one source of feedback at a time, but collect from several people and try to balance out personal tastes. Any piece of professional feedback is valuable to me.
Best Scene Reading of the TV Pilot ABSYNTHIA by Seregon O’Dassey
Logline: An attack on a mercenary airship, while on a seemingly innocent cargo run sends the lives of the Captain and her crew into their not so innocent pasts. Will the events that unfold destroy the future for everyone that the government has carefully and deliberately planned?
The crew (of the airship, The Absynthian) is five mercenaries operating under the direction of a secret Organization known as Tri-Aengle. They are on a random cargo run when they are attacked by a rival ship. After each crew member suffers par amnesia – to varying degrees – their random memories and experiences complicate their relationships
Today’s TV Screenplay Reading: CURB YOUR ENTHUSIASM by Chris Agnew
Deadline for Television Pilot/Spec Screenplay Festival: https://tvfestival.org/ CURB YOUR ENTHUSIASM TV SPEC Written by Chris Agnew Read 10 Questions with the writers SYNOPSIS: A spec from the classic TV spec screenplay Curb Your Enthusiasm. A fun-filled romp for the entire family. CAST LIST: NARRATOR – Rochelle Burke LARRY – Charles Gordon LEON – Aieron Munro… Continue reading Today’s TV Screenplay Reading: CURB YOUR ENTHUSIASM by Chris Agnew
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