Our Penultimate Script Review of Spring ’16 – Harvey Yazijian’s “Fear Springs Eternal,” Monday May 16th
Welcome to the world of prolific author, Harvey Yazijian as we explore his script Fear Springs Eternal.
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Table Read for Genine Tillotson’s Sketch Comedy – “The Next Great Hire,” May 9th
Here’s an invitation to kick back, be entertained, and see what happens when a script is brought to life at a table read.
Script Review For Bruce Sloman’s “The Bruce Brothers,” Monday April 25th
Next up is our script review on Monday, April 25th. Please join us to review Bruce Sloman’s script The Bruce Brothers.
The Different Faces, Different Voices Film Fest Takes Off With Dozens of Flicks4Chicks Submissions!
On May 1st thirty eight production teams submitted their films to the Flicks4Chicks contest featured as part of the Different Faces, Different Voices Film Festival, organized by Harvard Square Script Writers.
Script Review of Dave W Lynch’s “Shadows of Blackspire,” April 18th
No, not that Dave Lynch! Join Harvard Square Scriptwriters on April 18th at 7pm to read and review screenwriter Dave Lynch’s latest draft of Shadows of Blackspire (former known as Dungeon Crawl).
Script Review of Eafat Newton’s latest work, “Unsound” on April 11th
Next week, hopefully with a return to spring, we will be reviewing Eafat Newton’s latest script Unsound.
Script Review for Joel Karlinsky’s “The Hourglass,” April 4th
Come and help Joel to evolve this script into a truly final draft. He has worked long and hard on it and it has placed in several prestigious contests.
Up next on March 28th is Heather Faris’ screenplay “Flyover,” inspired by a true story.
Up next is in Harvard Square Script Writers’ script review schedule is Heather Faris’ screenplay Flyover. This feature length screenplay is inspired by a true story.
On Monday, March 14th Lavere Foster breaks new ground with his pilot “Play Tactics”
New member, Lavere Foster hopes to submit Play Tactics to the PAGE awards with a looming deadline of April 15th. Can this story about a troubled teen taking on Wall Street be ready for prime time by then? More
“Mortal Touch” Explores One of Cinema’s More Compelling Topics – Vampirism
Rowan Morrigan spent 22 years in LA as an editor and director. After returning to New England a few years ago, he was in search of an ideal feature film to produce that might have sequel possibilities. Enter Innana Arthen, writer of a series of New England-based vampire novels.
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