Post by Superheidi on Mar 6, 2004 2:05:00 GMT -5
Seeking HORROR Screenplays:
We are specifically looking for a supernatural script that can be done in one location such as Evil Dead or Poltergeist. Very specifically we would like to find a script that is light on dialog and relies heavily on the actor/actress to convey fear and other emotions through expressions. Here are our requirements: One or two private locations only (meaning a house, a mental institution etc.), no child or animal performers, no public crowd scenes, no outdoor shots of weather elements such as wind and rain, no mechanical or articulated hydraulic monsters, limited to no more than 60 seconds of 3D post production effects including aliens or monsters, no explosions of giant proportions, no period pieces. Also if there is not a good scare to it every 10 minutes through most of the movie or otherwise it doesn't create a constant shiver down one's spine, after the initial setup, it won't sell, and thus we won't produce it. We tend to look for scripts that are heavy on the suspense and scares and light on the gore.
Contact Jeff Varga: CreativeServices@socal.rr.com
We are specifically looking for a supernatural script that can be done in one location such as Evil Dead or Poltergeist. Very specifically we would like to find a script that is light on dialog and relies heavily on the actor/actress to convey fear and other emotions through expressions. Here are our requirements: One or two private locations only (meaning a house, a mental institution etc.), no child or animal performers, no public crowd scenes, no outdoor shots of weather elements such as wind and rain, no mechanical or articulated hydraulic monsters, limited to no more than 60 seconds of 3D post production effects including aliens or monsters, no explosions of giant proportions, no period pieces. Also if there is not a good scare to it every 10 minutes through most of the movie or otherwise it doesn't create a constant shiver down one's spine, after the initial setup, it won't sell, and thus we won't produce it. We tend to look for scripts that are heavy on the suspense and scares and light on the gore.
Contact Jeff Varga: CreativeServices@socal.rr.com