February 2015
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About Frances
Hello everyone. You can call me Fran, Frannie, Francie, or Frances. I am a certified public school teacher here in upstate New York and I work part time as an Evening Administrator for our local community college. I am certified to teach secondary Social Studies and Mathematics, but I have always, ALWAYS wanted to be a screenwriter. I have been at it a very long time. I am a published writer already. I have been credited with several articles for our local magazines and newspapers that I am very proud of. One was from an interview I did with Nick Sagan, sci-fi novelist and screenwriter and the son of the late Carl Sagan. I have been busy with subbing, yes, but I have also been busy taking online classes from the UCLA extension to sharpen up my writing skills even further for the screen. I am currently working on my historical and mythological screenplays, but I am also very interested in writing comedy and for animation. I wrote a sitcom spec script for the Big Bang Theory for my sitcom classes and just entered a comedy script into the Stage 32 contest. Wish me luck. I am just putting together another spec script for Big Bang Theory and have been green lit for another article about a vintage candy store we have here in the Finger Lakes everyone is just "nuts" about. I am hoping I can hook up eventually with someone here with similar tastes in movies and TV and help me produce something. P.S. I also helped to finance, a little, an indie project this past year that Craig Campobasso has been working on and has been getting high praise for, Stranger at the Pentagon. I am excited about that as well. I am very glad to meet and be connected with you all.
Unique traits: Love to joke around, and be the class clown so to speak.
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HASH HOUSE Budget: $1M - $5M | Comedy When grade A screw up and all-star slacker, Harlan Treadmore Cuppernell III, finds himself kicked out of college—and his aunt and uncle’s mansion—for cheating, he learns living in the real world isn’t the piece of cake he once thought. And then he meets up with the beautiful, red-headed schemer who’s already set her eyes on his gargantuan trust fund, his late father’s restaurant –AND HIM!
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The Great Steamboat Race Between the Natchez and the Robert E. Lee Part One Budget: $30M+ | Historical A young, brilliant, untested, newspaper reporter on assignment finds the courage to love again in his telling of the story of the greatest steamboat race to ever be recorded in the annals of U. S. History.
Awards
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Seven Rays scene writing contest third place
Education
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Eisenhower College
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UCLA online Extension
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