Screenwriting Pillows
Description: 'Song for America' is an original screenplay from writer Jim Catizone. Song For America In 1974 Philadelphia, two headstrong men work the illegal 'bootleg' 8-track tape market. Weighed down by a shady tape distributor and an FBI agent, they must be creative in their endeavor. Friendship, love and their competition may be their only way out. (c) 2019 - Jim Catizone
Description: 'The Seven Summer Muses' is an original horror screenplay from writer Jim Catizone. 'Nominated for Best Screenplay’ – Independent Talents International Film Festival December 2018. A group of seven college friends, find themselves involved in a horrific ritual when they have a party in the restaurant where they work. 'The Seven Summer Muses' is a character driven horror/thriller. The story revolves around a group of seven similar, yet different girls whom find themselves in life altering events during the week of the Fourth of July. (c) 2019 - Jim Catizone
Description: 'I've Always Found That Writing Comes From A Great Inner Pain.' Inspired by the classic Coen Brothers movie, the Barton Fink Character design is inspired by John Turturro's stellar performance as the awkard, ill at ease Barton Fink and his slow descent into Hollywood hell. Also starring John Goodman as the insurance salesman who lives in the room next door, Barton Fink tells the story of a young New York City playwright who is hired to write scripts for a film studio in Hollywood.
Description: Cover for the Feature Screenplay from Writer Jim Catizone The Summer of the Seven Seals is an original Screenplay. It is part 2 of an original Horror Trilogy that I am currently writing. The Summer of the Seven Seals A group of friends, still dealing with trauma, find themselves taunted and terrorized once again. While the unhinged killer hides right in their midst, their weekend concert event, plays out more like a horrible ritual gone wrong. (c) 2019 Jim Catizone
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Description: Albert Brooks as Robert Cole: "Okay. We're gonna have to do this ourselves. All right? I'll have to Foley it. So what kind of surface can you give me to run on? ... What do you think that surface looks like to you? ...in terms of what, in the reality of the motion picture, it looks like. What do you think? It's a spaceship. What kind of surface might he be running on?" Albert Henderson as Head Mixer, giving one of the best line reads in cinematic history:
Description: Morris the Explainer is an old American film industry term referring to a fictional character (by whatever name) whose job it is to explain the plot or parts of a plot to other characters and the audience. This storytelling cliché of narrative exposition is also known by the names Jake the Explainer, Sam the Explainer and Irving the Explainer.
