Angst Roulette

Logline:

The pressure of bills, being jobless, and a nagging wife bears down heavily upon Tristan who in the end has nothing to live for.

Cast:

Three

Length:

Six Pages

GOOD COP BAD COP

A short film made of my script:

http://jayrex007.blogspot.com/2009/02/good-cop-bad-cop-logline-rick-is-having.html

Made some time ago.

Rick and Morty - The Rick Hangover

Logline:

Rick, Morty, and Summer lose Jerry who has gone on his stag party before he renews his wedding vows to Beth.

Length - 32 pages

Cast - 20+

Can You Hear Me?

Logline:

Phil takes revenge on Katie who turned him down.

Cast: 2

Length - Four pages

Aphasia

Logline:

Rob suddenly finds it hard to speak.  He believes he's understood.  But the words he thinks he's saying, aren't what people hear.

Length: 

5 pages

Cast: 

Five

XY

Logline:

Tom wants to ask Mike a question regarding a double date they went on; the previous year.  Believing Mike had played a prank on him.  He seeks revenge before hearing what Tom has to say.

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Wrote this story with three different endings.  Pages 5 & 6 are different.

Version 1

Version 2

Version 3

Length -

Version 1 - Six pages

Version 2 - Five pages

Version 3 - Five pages

Cast - 

Version 1 - 3

Version 2 - 3

Version 3 - 3

The Ten Commandments

Logline:

Jack tries to remember the ten commandments unaided.  But struggles to remember and realises he might not be as religious or christian as he thinks.

Length - Three pages

Cast: 3

Poison Pen (Radio Sketch)

Logline:

Dick wants to send a message to someone he hates.  But struggles to get anywhere with the florist.  Who he eventually hates as well.

Cast: TWO

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This is a comedy sketch I've created for BBC Radio.  Hopefully this'll go down well.

Inappropriate

Logline:

When the Pilot makes his announcements, he makes Michael, a nervous flier, freak out.

Length ~ 3 pages

Cast ~ 5 (four speaking roles)

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I'm thinking I could write a series of these inappropriate moments.

Winner! - Los Angeles Feedback Film & Screenplay Festival - June

Here's a snippet of the email I received in regards to my winning screenplay.  My Rick and Morty Script called What Have You Learnt Morty?

Budget Friendly 'TAG' / 'LABEL' word

"If you want creativity, take a zero off your budget. If you want sustainability, take off two zeros."

Jamie Lerner 

I'm going to start adding a new tag to search for budget friendly scripts.  Easy to film.


I'll look at both, geography, buildings, and characters.

• CHARACTERS

No more than five.

• BUILDINGS

I'll keep an open mind on this.  A home/house with multiple rooms I'll see as budget friendly.  Other buildings might not be so easy like a warehouse or church.  It all depends since all towns/cities may not have all these kinds of buildings.

Also, a script may include multiple buildings, so perhaps no more than three would be good.

• GEOGRAPHY

Not all places have rivers or lakes, deserts or mountains.  So I'll keep this in mind if locations would indicate a dramatic change in scenery.

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N.B.

If there's anything else I think of or you believe I should include in my parameters.  Please let me know.

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