Good work Breanne. Hope it all goes well for you.

R

Well that's good news to hear.  Way to go, Breanne!  

-Greg

Congratulations, Breanne.

Know you won't be around for a while, but does anyone else know the length of the script? Don't receive Ink Tip newsletter, so am a little curious. I recall it being somwhere around 30 pages, maybe, so wonder if it was fleshed out to a feature?

Good to see that SS member are doing well.

Andrew

Congratulations Breanne. News like this is an inspiration for us all

I have a few minutes with the laptop.

Quoted from Ledbetter Is that the script with the older woman in it who has death visit?

Something like that. The logline is:

Margaret Crumple is a cantankerous 65 year old woman and this is her last day on Earth. Death personified waits for her but Margaret has a few things to do before she goes and Death will just have to hold off. Along the way the two become unlikely companions in this bittersweet Comedy/Drama.

Quoted from dogglebe I take it this wasn't a Sonja script.

No -- haha -- this is a Bre script.

Quoted from Andrew Know you won't be around for a while, but does anyone else know the length of the script? Don't receive Ink Tip newsletter, so am a little curious. I recall it being somwhere around 30 pages, maybe, so wonder if it was fleshed out to a feature?

I think it was originally around 26 pages. I revised it and cut it to around 21 pages. It’s still a short, though it has a complete 3 act story and could be expanded to a feature. Inktip has a shorts section for writers who have features posted at the site.

Thanks everyone. I appreciate it.


Breanne

Congratulations Breanne!!!!

I have a question for you. If this was optioned, not purchased, what kind of budget are they going to try to raise for it? Sounds like they're serious. It's always nice to see a quality short.

Quoted from Grandma Bear I have a question for you. If this was optioned, not purchased, what kind of budget are they going to try to raise for it?

Thanks, Pia.

I don’t really have permission to release any information publicly about the target budget. I have to respect the filmmaker's right to decide what info gets released. Honestly, though, I don’t really know. I don’t know what resources he has available.

I wrote the script with a very low budget in mind in hopes that would increase the odds of securing funds for the producer. Basically, it was the story and the low budget combined that led to the option.

The director has a prior film credit for the short film War of the Grandmas.

I’m confident in the director’s abilities. I’m hoping that between his skills, quality actors, and the relatively low budget necessary to produce the script -- and of course the awesome story I wrote --  that the film will turn out top notch.


Breanne

That's awesome! Was it a feature or a short?

Quoted from Aaron Was it a feature or a short?

Quoted from Breanne Mattson I think it was originally around 26 pages. I revised it and cut it to around 21 pages. It’s still a short...

Quoted from Grandma Bear It's always nice to see a quality short.

Quoted from Sam Jackson

You're welcome.

What the mutha f**'n Mr Jackson is doing in here?!

Quoted from Helio What the mutha f**'n Mr Jackson is doing in here?!

I have no f**'n idea, but Congratulations, Bre!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!