Post by jeremiahkipp on Jul 16, 2004 15:07:30 GMT -5
I am a director seeking feature length and short horror screenplays that can be done on an indie budget.
Horror fans may know me from my contributions to Fangoria (most recently covering SALEM'S LOT) and Shock Cinema (most recently interviewing the great Tom Noonan [MANHUNTER] and M. Emmet Walsh [BLOOD SIMPLE; BLADE RUNNER].)
My most recent movie was a commercial for Canon that was a comedic narrative short shot on their brand new Canon XL2.
My most recent short film has been circulating around film festivals and garnering good reviews. It is an eerie drama. I'd like to pursue making a film more established in my favorite genre: horror.
I have access to great crews and enormously talented actors in NYC. With the right script, I would be able to put together a low budget production in Fall 2004 or early 2005.
E-mail pitches to me at jeremiah@jeremiahkipp.com. If I dig it, I'll write you back and request a copy of your script. Thanks very much.
More about me can be found on my Web site: www.jeremiahkipp.com.
Jeremiah
Horror fans may know me from my contributions to Fangoria (most recently covering SALEM'S LOT) and Shock Cinema (most recently interviewing the great Tom Noonan [MANHUNTER] and M. Emmet Walsh [BLOOD SIMPLE; BLADE RUNNER].)
My most recent movie was a commercial for Canon that was a comedic narrative short shot on their brand new Canon XL2.
My most recent short film has been circulating around film festivals and garnering good reviews. It is an eerie drama. I'd like to pursue making a film more established in my favorite genre: horror.
I have access to great crews and enormously talented actors in NYC. With the right script, I would be able to put together a low budget production in Fall 2004 or early 2005.
E-mail pitches to me at jeremiah@jeremiahkipp.com. If I dig it, I'll write you back and request a copy of your script. Thanks very much.
More about me can be found on my Web site: www.jeremiahkipp.com.
Jeremiah
XL2! I've used an XL1 numerous times and I love it. How much better is the XL2?
