This past weekend. I sold four scripts to AbsurdTV. They've previously filmed four of my shorts. 2017 is already looking promising. What are your plans for the New Year?
I've submitted a one act play for production consideration to a Theater in Phoenix and I'm debuting my third sci-fi/fantasy novel at the Phoenix Comicon in May.
The web series will be about a the owner of a cafe who aspires to be a musician, the uni student who works for her, and the adventures they get up to together. I've registered it under the title "From Here to Breakfast"
Matthew O. Duncan Sounds cool. What's the one act play about? Good luck with the Comicon.
Kyle Climans Sounds interesting. I'm a little backed up with scripts at the moment, but if you want a second set of eyes, please feel free to reach out.
To answer your question Kyle, My play is called Democracy. it's in the tradition of classic Twilight Zone. Take place in the future. Three people defending their right to live. It questions the validity of a society who says it's equal because it lets everyone vote, but the powerful get to decided what we vote on.
Get a web series made this year, and we'll see what else I can do besides that.
That is fantastic Tony. Way to go.
Kyle: What's the web series about? Richard: Thank you.
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I've submitted a one act play for production consideration to a Theater in Phoenix and I'm debuting my third sci-fi/fantasy novel at the Phoenix Comicon in May.
1 person likes this
The web series will be about a the owner of a cafe who aspires to be a musician, the uni student who works for her, and the adventures they get up to together. I've registered it under the title "From Here to Breakfast"
Matthew O. Duncan Sounds cool. What's the one act play about? Good luck with the Comicon.
Kyle Climans Sounds interesting. I'm a little backed up with scripts at the moment, but if you want a second set of eyes, please feel free to reach out.
To answer your question Kyle, My play is called Democracy. it's in the tradition of classic Twilight Zone. Take place in the future. Three people defending their right to live. It questions the validity of a society who says it's equal because it lets everyone vote, but the powerful get to decided what we vote on.