Hi all.

I am looking for a feature length Thriller with beach or sea-shore backdrop. Better if the script has very limited number of characters. Say, some 2 to 5 or 6.

I am a writer-director-producer from India. I intend to make the film bi-lingual. Hindi and English. We are a group of passionate film-lovers making films on a very low budget. So, I can't offer the writer any remuneration but will give full credit on screen. Entire shooting will take place in India only. If required some part of the film can be shot out side India. And we make arrangements to release the film worldwide and can be sent for screening in couple of selected film festivals.

Interested writers may PM/ email me for more information.

Thanks.

Mann

Can you give us the titles of some of your work so we can look into you?


Phil

Sure but you can't find them in NY or on Internet.

I am a 2 film-old filmmaker. Both the films were made in my native language. They are mainstream feature films. Please check your PM inbox for more info.

Thanks.

Mann

Hi guys,

I'm currently looking for a Thriller script (feature length) that can be shot entirely in EXTERIOR. Say, in a beach/ seashore/ roads/ woods... etc.

I won't be able to pay you, except with a credit on the movie. And my extreme gratitude. Also, a return ticket to India to enjoy observing our shooting or at the time of the film release.

So if someone has something to propose don't hesitate. Better PM me, if you want to discuss more details.


Thanks guys,

Mann

It could be about a Claustrophobic hobo who has banished himself from everyone and lives on a secluded beach, but then strangers on a dingy approach his shore. The hobo hides! He over hears the strangers conversation.

They say they have found their new home and in the morning will be leaving to give word to the rest of the immigrant looking for refuge. The hobo, fearing the worst, plots to kill the strangers.

That's as far as i'm gonna go, but it would be easy to make. you'd only need about 4 characters and one location.

Thank you, Alex. Nice idea.