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Full-Text Articles in Screenwriting
Excuse Me, Everybody, Noah G. Battaglia
Excuse Me, Everybody, Noah G. Battaglia
CMC Senior Theses
For my senior thesis I planned to write, produce, and direct a short-form, narrative film, entitled Excuse Me, Everybody. The original plot of the film is about a 19-year-old college student named Jacob who feels that his life is turned upside down after taking lewd photos of a fellow female student. While meeting with his psychotherapist, he refuses to reveal to him the true nature of his distress. He ultimately comes to terms with his crime by experiencing a hallucination where an imaginary being named Ego appears to him and forces Jacob to recollect the past events and explain …
You're Gonna Lose That Girl, Wilmont True
You're Gonna Lose That Girl, Wilmont True
Screenwriting and Film Studies Theses (MA/MFA)
In the feature screenplay, You're Gonna Lose That Girl, by Bill True, fifty-something Jason Kite blames his failed life on getting dumped twenty-five years ago during a slow-dance cover of the iconic Beatles song. Then Paul McCartney, who is actually a wizard of space and time, shows up and sends Jason back in time to the fateful weekend to play wingman to his younger self in order to stop the breakup from happening and, in the process, fix Jason’s life.
Slaughterville, Kristjan Kay
Slaughterville, Kristjan Kay
Screenwriting and Film Studies Theses (MA/MFA)
Jim Reaper has it made. He's one of the best employees at Afterlife Incorporated and has gotten his work down pat. But when he's given a new employee to mentor he finds his secret is at risk: Jim pretends to be mortal in the small town of Slaughterville, Oklahoma, and has a mortal wife!