Eight years ago, film critic Bob Tremblay reflected back on a long series of personal tragedies, and penned his dark comedy Death Gets A Life. In this Boston-based rom com, Mortimer Todd (aka Death) falls for a determined young ER doc and realizes he may need to give up his lethal vocation if he hopes to win her heart. More
Marcy Holland is a young screenwriter who has carved herself a niche writing for the Lifetime Network. But while still a Boston University MFA graduate student, she conceived a story in which a teenage girl is haunted by the ghost of her best friend, who she believes she has killed in an alcohol-induced car accident. Is the ghost real or just a figment of the tortured young woman’s imagination? More
While cameraman/DP Paul Falcone was shooting a sci-fi action adventure indie for another director, he found himself inspired by one of its character with supernatural powers and a dark secret. More
Dave Widell’s re-write of his period piece, Honest George, reveals how the 17th century English patriot, George Monck, fought valiantly for everyone from Oliver Cromwell to young Charles II during Great Britain’s civil war. More
The first meeting of 2014 is a reading! Follow the creative works of five authors working in wildly different genres. More
The 3 act-stage play, Innocent will be reviewed on December 16th. The author, Genine Tillotson, considers this a work-in-progress with two possible third act directions and endings. More
Please join us on Monday, December 9th at 7:00 p.m. to review draft II of Joel Karlinsky’s hilarious sci-fi story, Zombie Cop. More
Gabriell DeBear Paye takes us on a fantastic animated journey in her multimedia script, Our Lot. More
Members, significant others, and interested newcomers are invited to the Harvard Script Writers holiday party from 7:00-10:00 p.m. on Monday, December 23rd at 293 Franklin Street in Newton Corner, MA. More
I spent the first weekend in April of 2013 at the Screenwriters World Conference East with 150 aspiring screenwriters trying to figure out if making it in Hollywood is possible from the East Coast. The answer: it depends. More