The Beauty Hunter - First Ten Pages

Morningstar Real Estate

Sound of Scripts presents: Morningstar Real Estate, a screenplay written by Sophia An Porter & Tracy L. Morse. "Morningstar Real Estate" was the proud winner of the 'Days of the Dead Film Festival', Screenplay category.

SoS Presents: A Scene from FAKESPEARE

Sound of Scripts Presents: A Scene from FAKESPEARE "Fakespeare" is a screenplay written by Philip Reissman, the winner of the monthly Sound of Scripts, FREE SCENE Competition for January 2024. About: A young playwright in present-day New Orleans races to finish writing a heroic tragedy in Shakespeare’s style before Shakespeare’s ghost completes his own play about the same historical figure.

The Bear in the Chair - A Children's Book

Sound of Scripts Presents: The Bear in the Chair Written by: Steve Abramson Illustrated by: Susan Erlich You can learn more about The Bear in the Chair at: https://www.thebearinthechair.com [https://www.thebearinthechair.com] And find it on Amazon, here: https://www.amazon.com/Bear-Chair-Steve-Abramson-ebook/dp/B08GPNCYDD/ [https://www.amazon.com/Bear-Chair-Steve-Abramson-ebook/dp/B08GPNCYDD/] "What happens when Myles, the messiest 8-year-old boy in the world, meets Moxley, the messiest circus bear in the world? Well, a lifelong friendship begins, of course."

The Beauty Hunter - First Ten Pages

Sound of Scripts presents the first ten pages of 'The Beauty Hunter', written by Flávia Carvalho. The winner of the Best Feature Screenplay category for the 2023 New York International Screenplay Awards.

SoS: Monthly Free Scene Competition Winner - March 2023

We are delighted to share the production for Sound Of Scripts Monthly FREE SCENE competition. The winner for March 2023 was Kaitlin Gagnon and her film, NEIGHBORLY. Logline: Home, unemployed, and pregnant with hyperemesis, Julie grows obsessed with her neighbors' antics, determined to protect the life of her unborn child. Set up: We are nearing the script’s climax with this scene. For context, Julie has been locked in a communal basement and confronts the two neighbors she believes are to blame. Adam has just arrived home to find her outside, mid-argument and bleeding profusely (after smashing a window to escape). During this scene, Julie convinces Adam to move and agrees to stop spying on the neighbors as a compromise. Full of optimistic hope, just days before their anticipated move, Julie and the baby are violently attacked in the apartment. The cost is greater than anyone could have imagined. You can find more about Neighborly and Kaitlin here: https://writers.coverfly.com/projects... [https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUFFLUhqbWVBZzVLN2FPRk5aa3IwRVE3WW9lS1ZXWGYtZ3xBQ3Jtc0ttSS15MC1veTRLRU5mb1I2VDliNnI1Nm9vYkFaWkxRUjdmcGJpbG9qSkZLU1pIUk9weUxTbldXNE1yZ3pTWTNfTmJlSDNidmxsbENoYldYN2hYNTk3TWhFeTQtX01zSjVPSFNNNWt1Wkx2all0c1lFMA&q=https%3A%2F%2Fwriters.coverfly.com%2Fprojects%2Fview%2Fbcf7f920-b4ff-4ab4-9068-68547ca38389%2FNEIGHBORLY&v=bMmIhWvrCLY]