Renee Logan

Renee Logan

Screenwriter and Author

Raleigh, North Carolina

Member Since:
June 2019
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About Renee

Renee Logan is an American writer and artist based in Raleigh, North Carolina. Originally from Australia, her early career was in High Performance Computing for the Department of Defense. She later moved to Europe and ultimately the United States where she turned her focus to art and writing.

Renee has written screenplays, teleplays, and novels across the genres of action, suspense, dystopian, thriller, crime, sci-fi, drama, war, horror, comedy, and romance. She has also written and illustrated for children.

Renee worked as a script consultant on the action/sci-fi/thriller "Vril" for director Christian Pichler (Rocky Balboa, The Island, The Astronaut Farmer, Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines), and later re-teamed with Christian to co-write the supernatural horror "Don't Wake Up". She co-wrote the coming-of-age drama "Three Days From Queens" with actor Rocco Parente (Kaleidoscope, Boardwalk Empire, A Bronx Tale), to which acclaimed actors Vincent Pastore, Peter Gaudio, & Anthony Patellis are attached.

Multiple festivals and competitions have recognized Renee's work including: the Pasadena International Film Festival where her action screenplay "The Whittling" was a finalist for "Best Screenplay", and the Los Angeles International Screenplay Awards where both her dystopian/suspense "J159" and her action "The Diner" were selected as semi-finalists.

Renee has also worked on multiple projects on a contract basis as a writer-for-hire to write original screenplays, complete rewrites, and consult on content.

Renee's paintings and photography can be seen in private collections, commercial settings, and advertising across multiple continents.

For more information, please visit her website.

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  • Unbreakable

    Unbreakable Budget: $0 - $100K | Action Drama A young man finds his breaking point when a high-risk opportunity proves to be the only hope for his struggling family.

  • Christmas at the Lake House

    Christmas at the Lake House Budget: $100K - $1M | Romance A romance writer with a broken heart escapes to her parents' lake house in hopes of finding inspiration and saving her career. Instead, she finds an old crush, petty rivalries, and a lakeside development plan set to pit the whole town against her.

  • Three Days From Queens

    Three Days From Queens Budget: $1M - $5M | Drama A classic coming of age story of a young Italian-American boy entrenched in a family attempting to live on the fringe of organized crime.

  • The Diner

    The Diner Budget: $1M - $5M | Action When a seasoned protector seeking peace and his charismatic charge with a criminal past become ensnared in a diner facaded underworld, they must outwit a corrupt sheriff and a vengeful criminal to survive a harrowing hostage crisis.

  • Turncoat

    Turncoat Budget: $0 - $100K | Thriller A psychotic mastermind holds a group of strangers captive. Each guilty of a crime, they are forced to turn on one other in a deadly game of consequences where their captor controls the flow of information and manipulates reality with false truths.

  • They Fall Down

    They Fall Down Budget: $100K - $1M | Horror They come from all over, but they don’t all leave. This year, it will take them all. The woods are calling.

  • Parker

    Parker Budget: $1M - $5M | Crime Drama As a young girl, she watched her father’s obsession with her mother’s murder drive him from the police force. Now, chasing her father’s killer threatens to take her from the one thing she has left, the family P.I. business they built out of tragedy.

  • The Whittling

    The Whittling Budget: $5M - $10M | Action Trust is fragile and fleeting as unwilling candidates in a doomsday biodome experiment must band together to save their lives.

  • Reboot

    Reboot Budget: $0 - $100K | Comedy Void of life skills, a practically incompetent tech guy in his 30s is finally forced to leave the nest when his nest up and retires to Florida.

  • J159

    J159 Budget: $5M - $10M | Thriller Drama Trapped in the Pure Juror System, an isolated captive must rely on the will and determination of others to escape and bring down the system before it consumes him.

Credits

  • Vril

    Vril
    (Action, Sci-Fi and Thriller) Script Consultant

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