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Gil has written or co-written 5 screen plays that are available for production. Please contact Bicoastal Talent if you would like to read and consider any of the following scripts: |
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This
movie follows the adventures of the Grim Reaper (aka "Morty
D'Angelo") for one Memorial Day Weekend as he visits St. Vivian's-On-The-Bay,
a popular New England resort island. |
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OUT OF THE PICTURE!, a comedy/horror film, tells the story of a
low-budget movie crew filming a low-budget psycho-slasher movie
while being stalked and killed by a psycho-slasher. Our heroine,
line producer Samantha (Sam) Connors, and her boyfriend, fired camera-man
Jake Gorman, try to finish the film and stay alive while attempting
to solve the mysterious string of murders on the set and at location
(a deserted campgrounds in the mountains, ala Friday the 13th movies).
The final climactic scene takes place on various sound stages as
Sam finds the identity of the real killer, which has to do more
with publicity than psychology. |
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| Time
Janitors are the folks that clean up after Time Travelers, so the
people in the historical eras don't find out they have been visited
by observers from the future. That's right, History is just another
world for Someone Else's Mess.
Our Hero, Jack, is a Time Janitor who discovers that his boss, Orson, is really a Time-Traveling Psycho Serial Killer. But before Jack can blow the whistle on him, Orson goes back in Time and steals the seminal piece of Garbage from the Future, thus changing the entire History of Temporal Janitorial Services, as well as that of Time Travel itself. Jack, now just a regular janitor who can no longer travel through History at will, must figure out how to stop Orson, find the Garbage from the Future hidden somewhere in the Past, and restore the Space Time Continuum to its rightful balance. It's "Men in Black to the Future!" |
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| Jenny Swerdlow is a young intern at a San Francisco detective agency, who wants more than anything to get into the "action" of detective work. So she's a little put off when her boss assigns her to be a "Restaurant Detective," which is nothing more than having dinner at various bistros and eateries to evaluate the food and service quality. But she gets way more than she wishes for when a co-worker of David O'Malley, her boyfriend, dies mysteriously during a luncheon at the exclusive restaurant belonging to Jenny's sister and brother-in-law. Determined to get to the bottom of what turns out to be a murder, Jenny must go up against gangsters, hoodlums, corrupt city officials, and worst of all, David's slimy boss to solve the mystery. Fine food, exotic San Francisco locales and a goofy bunch of characters make Jenny's adventure exciting, funny, and even worse, deadly. | ||
THEY MIGHT BE US - co-written with Lorenzo Matawaran
and Dave Stump. |
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| A goofy parody of the great 1950's sci-fi paranoia flicks, They Might Be Us follows the story of one lone scientist in a small desert community as he tries to convince everyone that the "meteor" that fell to earth is really a space ship of aliens that take over people's bodies, transforming them into mindless slaves. Written in the style of the Airplane movies, this film incorporates plots from Invasion of the Body Snatchers, It Fell to Earth, Invaders from Mars, and many other classic SF films. | ||
DEATH TAKES A VACATION 
