Written by Steve Maiselson There’s a moment somewhere in the middle of White Dwarf where Hank and Evan are sitting at a video poker machine in an Atlantic City casino, and Hank — who has been drinking since before noon, who has been pushed around by a hooker in a hallway, who carries more pain […]
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There’s something wonderfully suspicious about the ordinary in Sarah Edmonds’ script Kevin’s Not Dead. At first glance, the story unfolds inside a greasy, half-broken automotive garage—Sean’s Automotive Center—where clanking tools, bad coffee, and workplace sarcasm form the rhythm of daily life. But beneath the grease-stained floors and dysfunctional camaraderie lurks a question that slowly begins
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Written by: Kevin L. ScheweGenre: Sci-Fi/Action/AdventurePage Count: 95 pages “Bad Love Tigers” presents an ambitious time-travel adventure blending WWII aerial combat, alien encounters, and Cold War espionage. The screenplay follows the “Bad Love Gang” – young Flying Tiger pilots who use a secret time-travel device called the White Hole Project to protect an alien spacecraft
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“The Restaurant Man” chronicles the life of Joe Baum, the visionary restaurateur who revolutionized New York City dining from the 1950s through the 1990s. While the writer’s passion and thorough research are evident throughout this 113-page screenplay, the script struggles to transform historical documentation into compelling drama. The biographical structure follows Baum’s career chronologically, from
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