For those wanting to know more about these works of fiction, we have “behind the screenplay,” a series of posts detailing more about the work than available alone in the work itself.
Behind the screenplay will hopefully give you more insight into the music listened to for inspiration while composing the screenplays as well as interested tidbits of information. Potentially also some omitted scenes and why they were removed.
If learning about the behind the scenes portions of films is something you value, the DVD, blu-ray or digital release bonuses and cut scenes, finding out more about the story behind the story will take things a step further.
Title: “The Beast Of The Moors” Writer/Producer: Hugo Lunny Genre: Fantasy/Romance Format: Feature film Synopsis: “The Beast Of The Moors” transports us to the enchanting Shetland Islands, where the mystical creature resides. Within the secluded beauty of the Shetland Islands, a creature of myth and wonder, The Wulver, lives hidden from the world. Part wolf […]
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“What It Costs Us” is a screenplay about a man wrongfully accused of murder at a point where his life felt like it was coming together. It stems from the idea of the fragility of human happiness and how it can be shattered in an instant and explores the theme of injustice and how an […]
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“Later On That Life” is a film about a woman who discovers love for the first time in her mid-30s, only to have it abruptly taken away. Real-life stories of women who have experienced similar journeys inspired the premise. Women who have focused on their careers, personal development, or other pursuits in their 20s and […]
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“The Gateways” is a film set in Los Angeles that explores the complex relationships and connections we form with others while on the path to finding our true companion. The inspiration comes from the vibrant and diverse communities of Los Angeles where people from all walks of life come together and form relationships in unexpected […]
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“The Final Few Days” details the end of Marcus’ life. A once-successful rap show promoter that has fallen on hard times. His business has been struggling, and he’s deep in debt. Marcus has always had a twisted mind, but his desperation has driven him to new depths. He begins to concoct a plan to stage […]
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“The Charm of Hope” film revolves around pirate Andrew Swallow and his crew, The Innocent Vultures, as they sail the world hoping to obtain a gold-coin-filled chest or two. As with everything in life, eventually we decide it’s time to call it quits and Swallow has made clear he intends to shortly. Rich enough to […]
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“Deformed Fate” is a film about an abused homeless man who is wrongly accused of murder and imprisoned in Russia. The inspiration came from various sources, including true crime cases, social commentary, and personal experiences. An inspiration for the film was be real-life cases of individuals who have been wrongly accused and imprisoned. In recent […]
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If you’ve never heard of “The Ides of March,” shame on you. You might not have heard of “The Ides of July” until now and in comparison, we forgive you. The term “Ides” has its roots in ancient Roman history. It refers to the middle of the month and was used to describe specific days […]
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The “Associated Problems” screenplay sees Frank Dover, a chef and restaurateur who has been running his restaurant in Toulouse, France, for many years. His restaurant was once successful and popular, but in 1992, the economy took a downturn, and the changing seasons affected his business. His restaurant has been struggling to attract customers, and he […]
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The “Nice Little Crisis” movie revolves around Leon and Kayley Rayney and his decision to unveil an extremely personal secret on Dermot Lilley’s daytime television show. Nice Little Crisis writing playlist: Melanie – Any Guy Sophie Hutchings – Still / Sound – piano reworks Colter Wall – Sleeping on the Blacktop Sarah Jarosz – Tell […]
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