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HIGHLIGHTS: January 2018 DRAMA Film Festival

Posted on January 23, 2018 by festivalfordrama

AUDIENCE AWARD WINNERS: BEST FILM: EVERYTHING WILL BE OKAY BEST PERFORMANCES: JAKE & JULIA BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY: EDEN HOSTEL BEST MUSIC: EVERYTHING WILL BE OKAY Watch the Audience FEEDBACK Video: TOO SOON?, 3min., UK, ComedyWATCH Audience FEEDBACK JAKE & JULIA, 12min, … Continue reading →

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EGGS AND SOLDIERS Short Film – Audience FEEDBACK from Drama Film Festival

Posted on January 23, 2018 by festivalfordrama

EGGS AND SOLDIERS, 20min., USA, Drama/Family Directed by Imelda O’Reilly A single Irish Dad forgets the tree on christmas eve. Ned the older son’s humanity is challenged when he risks everything to give his younger brother Marco a real Irish Christmas. … Continue reading →

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DRAMA Best Scene Reading of WHO’S YOUR DADDY, by Richard C. Rosenblum

Posted on January 11, 2018 by festivalfordrama

CAST LIST: Officer Bryant – Hugh Ritchie Officer Stanley – Geoff Mays Narration- Julie C. Sheppard Jake – Sean Ballantyne Gina – Victoria Urquhart Medic #1 – Lada Darewych Get to know the writer: 1. What is your screenplay about? … Continue reading →

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DRAMA Best Scene Reading of PRODIGAL, by Chris Courtney Martin

Posted on January 11, 2018 by festivalfordrama

CAST LIST: Alex – Hugh Ritchie Narration – Victoria Urquhart Richard – Sean Ballantyne Brenda – Julie C. Sheppard Get to know the writer: 1. What is your screenplay about? My script is about a young woman whose life … Continue reading →