Screenwriter Rita Martinos (ON THE VERGE) Well, the title of the festival is enough to know what’s influenced me. Supporting female artists is a beautiful thing, an opportunity than was rarely available in the past. To receive feedback is the cherry on top. The initial feedback I received was truly inspiring. As I’ve mentioned, I’ve let… Continue reading COMEDY Festival Testimonial – October 24 2018
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Comedy Festival Testimonial – October 16 2018
I want to thank you immensely for the feedback! I’m truly grateful. Feedback and reviews are the main reasons I submit to competitions such as this one. I’m most pleased with this one in particular because the reviewer took the time to make suggestions as to how I could make the script better, most notably… Continue reading Comedy Festival Testimonial – October 16 2018
COMEDY Best Scene Reading of The Masses by Toni Nagy
The Masses is a post-partisan, omni-racial, multi-gender, quasi-radical, sketch comedy show that represents the perspective of the artistic and creative counter-culture that is actually the mainstream. The tone will be the “Twilight Zone” meets sketch comedy – creating scenarios that are rooted both in reality and in our surreal dystopian not-too-distant future. Centered on a… Continue reading COMEDY Best Scene Reading of The Masses by Toni Nagy
Comedy Festival Testimonials – October 3 2018
Terrific reading of my screenplay. Please thank the actors for me! The initial feedback was encouraging and it also appropriately threw light on some needs of the script. – Robert Tolz (Screenplay, Renassance Man) Absolutely outstanding notes and I can’t thank you enough. Obviously Charlie Kaufman are difficult waters to sail but I am determined… Continue reading Comedy Festival Testimonials – October 3 2018
Comedy Festival Testimonial – September 28 2018
I wanted to thank you for sending those notes along. The notes are some of the best we’ve ever received and it’s clear that the reader “got it.” While the criticisms are valid, this is the rare case where we made conscious creative choices and understood that some may see those choices as weaknesses. We… Continue reading Comedy Festival Testimonial – September 28 2018
Comedy Festival Testimonial – August 18 2018
Tyler G. (FIRE ALARM) I just wanted people to read my work so I submitted to a lot of places. This one is particularly interesting in how it’s formatted to do read throughs of the work as a reward. I was very pleased with this festival, and it’s very encouraging to get a sense people care… Continue reading Comedy Festival Testimonial – August 18 2018
COMEDY Festival Testimonial – June 24, 2018
I make a point to constantly submit my material; you never know where and how it will land. Writing is not meant to snooze on a shelf. The opportunity of course for my work to be seen and heard. Some feedback is highly useful; others, well, to each his own. From ORCHIDS UNDERWEAR AND TORTELLINI, by… Continue reading COMEDY Festival Testimonial – June 24, 2018
COMEDY Festival Testimonial – June 19, 2018
Screenplay Submission: Many thanks for the time you spend on the script and for the feedback you wrote. I like the synopsis a lot, you got the story very well summarized. I also think that you got some very good points for consideration. I truly think that they could help to improve the script. You’re… Continue reading COMEDY Festival Testimonial – June 19, 2018
COMEDY BEST Scene Screenplay of FLAG DAY, by Brian W Smith & Vincent Viñas
Genre: Comedy, Horror Every June 14th, George Washington and Abraham Lincoln rise from the grave to kill teens who flunk American History. A group of high schoolers, who cheat on their history exam to avoid summer school, are about to get a lesson in terror…and hilarity. CAST LIST: Narrator: Jane Hailes Heather: Kelci Stephenson Jules:… Continue reading COMEDY BEST Scene Screenplay of FLAG DAY, by Brian W Smith & Vincent Viñas
COMEDY Best Scene Reading of THROUGH A GLASS CEILING by Richard Geiwitz
Winning Screenplay – THROUGH A GLASS CEILING Written by Richard Geiwitz CAST LIST: NARRATOR – Julian Ford BRICE – Mandip Brar JIM – Zane O’Connor LEXI – Amanda Quach ZOE – Kayla Lakhani SYNOPSIS: Genre: Comedy, Horror What’s worse than a woman scorned? How about 4 actors scorned, dethroned from the path to stardom and… Continue reading COMEDY Best Scene Reading of THROUGH A GLASS CEILING by Richard Geiwitz
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