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Creation v Evolution finally live on Youtube

ed — Wed, 21 Jul 2010 06:32:47 +0000

At a slightly shorter interval when compared with my first short, here’s my second:

Please do rate it, leave a comment, and subscribe to my Youtube channel to see more free films …

If you think you could write a good sequel to this short, please enter my competition, as explained in my previous blog post. Your work could end up on TV!

Again, if you like it, please do encourage me to make more by selecting one (or more!) of the options below

Donation: $2	Download: $5	DVD: $10 + $2 postage

Creation v Evolution sequel Competition

ed — Wed, 14 Jul 2010 06:02:35 +0000

If you’ve watched Creation v Evolution, you might have noticed the competition at the end. We weren’t able to follow the conversation in the locked office, so we’re looking for YOU to tell us what happened next.

Rules

your script should be under 10 pages.
it should be in standard screenplay format
it should be either a plain text or PDF file.
it should have no more than five characters.
it should be set within the locked office.
the entry fee is $10 per script.
yes, you can enter more than once.
the deadline for entries is the end of 11th September 2010, GMT timezone.

Prizes

The winning screenplay will be:

shot as the sequel: Creation v Evolution: the Devil in the Details.
uploaded to Youtube beside the original.
released on DVD.
shown on WTV here in Perth:

If you win, you will be credited as screenwriter at the end of the sequel, and receive a DVD of both the original film and the sequel. Your winning screenplay will remain your property, while the sequel based upon it remains ours.

This is an ideal opportunity to become a produced screenwriter, and see your work on TV!

How to enter

Pay US$10 via Paypal:

Complete the following form to upload your script:

Please note: if you send a script without paying first, it will be discarded.

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Creation v Evolution

ed — Wed, 19 May 2010 08:48:46 +0000

I’ve just finished shooting my 3rd short film last weekend, with the above title. Contrary to expectation, it’s a light comedy with a twist. It was great to work with people from my first short; when I find quality cast & crew, I like to stick with them!

Now all I have is the editing to do, which might take a while. I’ve not edited a film before, only a bit of nip and tuck here and there. At least I have no festival deadline to work to. Then I’ll edit short #2, when the footage arrives from NZ. Don’t ask

CvE is bound for Youtube, and if it gets a few hits, there’s a sequel planned. It’s a controversial topic, so with a bit of luck (and a bit more promo) it’ll get more than a few views. So which side do I believe? There’s only one way to find out …

I’ll post when it goes live.