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NOTE: This position has been filled. Thank you to everyone who sent me a note. It's amazing to me the quality of work, the education level of the applicants, and the creativity of the writing samples I received. We got over 75 responses in two days and I would say that at least half of them had completed and produced one or more feature films. That is impressive.
Again - thank you for sending your material. Perhaps we can work together on another project in the future. Best Wishes, Joe Crump
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I'm currently working on a documentary about German American internees who were held in prison camps in Texas and other parts of the country during WWII.
We aren't doing it for anyone in particular. We are funding it ourselves. We don't have any guarantees that it will be bought or distributed on television or cable. Fortunately, other than the equipment, our costs are mainly travel.
I'm doing it because it's a lot of fun and 
You can download and read the short film script I'm producing.
It's just 12 pages and is titled, "Escalation."
An effects heavy, action genre piece, with some sly humor and a bit of heart, it takes place in a virtual world that is indistinguishable from reality.
You can download the pdf file here.
Download A PDF File Of The Short Screenplay - Escalation
You can also look at some of the initial storyboards by clicking here and viewing the storyboard post.
After you've read it, why not 
I know most of you know how to do this already, but since I just did it only minutes ago with my short film script, "Escalation," I thought I would give you some links and walk you through the process.
It took me 5 minutes to fill out the form, upload the pdf file of my script and register.
This is where you go to register: Click Here
It costs $20 ($10 if you are WGA member).
Just don't screw it up - they won't let you revise your submission.
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I believe the most 
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My Story - (Long & Occasionally Painful)
I have been a filmmaker since the 3rd grade (1967), but I got a little sidetracked about 20 years ago.
I graduated from Film School in 1981 from Columbia College in Chicago. After a few memorable months as a pizza delivery man in Indianapolis, I moved back to Chicago and then on to Los Angeles. I worked in the movie industry for the next 6 years as a Grip, Production Staff (filled my share of coolers), an Educational and Industrial Film script 
Here are some preliminary storyboards for my short film project, "Escalation." I'll be posting the script soon.
You can click on the main photo to advance to the next picture or click on the thumbnails below.
The Artist:
You can look at more work by the same artist (who prefers to go by the pen name "Rahzzah") at this site.
He does beautiful work and was very easy to work with - fast with high quality... and not too pricey. He also had a very filmic style that integrated