Read today’s TV PILOT pitches from writers from all over the world. Some of these stories coming to a television near you.

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Title: The Republicans
http://www.wildsoundfestival.com/the_republicans_by_doug_goodrich.html
Written by: Doug Goodrich
Type: TV PILOT
Genre: Comedy/Sitcom

Title: We’re All a Lil Mad
http://www.wildsoundfestival.com/were_all_a_lil_mad_by_kamala_thompson.html
Written by: Kamala Thompson
Type: TV PILOT
Genre: Comedy, Drama, Family, Fantasy, Mystery

Title: LIFE OF LIE
http://www.wildsoundfestival.com/life_of_lie_by_ankana_joshi.html
Written by: Ankana Joshi
Type: TV PILOT
Genre: Drama

Title: THIS IS MY DAY IN….
http://www.wildsoundfestival.com/this_is_my_day_in_by_amin_elhag.html
Written by: Amin Elhag
Type: TV PILOT
Genre: Travel, Music, Dance, Food, Tradition, History.

Title: A Recipe for Disaster
http://www.wildsoundfestival.com/a_recipe_for_disaster_by_gary_brennan.html
Written by: Gary Brennan
Type: TV PILOT
Genre: Dramedy

Title: Suite U
http://www.wildsoundfestival.com/suite_u_by_matthew_lazin_and_kelli_allan.html
Written by: Matthew Lazin and Kelli Allan
Type: TV PILOT
Genre: Adventure, Comedy, Drama, Family…

Enclosed are the 25 winners for our inaugural “very short story” festival contest.

All 25 winners will now have their stories made into a movie using a professional voice over artist:

Submit your own Very Short Story to the Festival:
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Title: Where is the ‘Good’ in ‘Goodbye’?

by W. T. Paterson

At the airport gate she kissed him, and she cried, and he said “I clogged your toilet,” and she cried some more.

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Title: A New Home For You, Dear

by Ida Ayu Lestari

A woman in red gave a book to a little boy, before he’s gone missing. Later, the mother finds him inside a book in his room, with the woman.

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Title: The gentle sunset

by B.W.Shearer

A palm tree small but tall
Against the deepening sky
Sits at the centre of
The gentle sunset of
Subtle pink and rusty red
Slowly diminishing around

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, Animation/Experimental, 2min, China
Directed by Tingting Liu

This is a short animation about a lonely ghost trying to find his identity. He wish could communicate with human beings and be loved but never succeed. Some day it comes true through some special media and art form.

Director’s Statement:

As a female animator original from China learning and working in North America animation film industry, there are lots of difficulties I need to face. For example the culture differences, and very tough industry competitions. Sometimes I can feel very strong isolation in my daily life, my family or friends have no idea what I am doing, and sometimes they even did not support or encourage me. But I was very lucky I found animation, which is such an unique art form and could…

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KNOCKED DOWN, Animation/Action, 3min, Spain
Directed by Pepe Gomez

A young boxer ponders about the world of boxing while fighting for the championship belt.

Director’s Statement:

There are three main goals I wanted to achieve to this film. First of all, I aimed to capture in a film some of my own experiences in the world of boxing. Secondly, I wanted to play with the black and white, the light and the darkness. My last goal was to explore the movement of the human body, especially in slow motion, and to experiment and discover new techniques to recreate slow motion in animation.

The whole idea behind this film is to offer the viewer a first person, immersive experience of a boxing fight, and everything we see is designed to achieve that: the close…

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POLAR WHERE?, Animation/Comedy, 1min, UK
Directed by Terry Thomas

A polar bear is in search for his lost friend in this short animated comedy adventure.

Writers
Terry Thomas

Producers
Terry Thomas

Key Cast
Terry Thomas
Ben Cochrane

Animator
Terry Thomas

Film Type: Animation, Short

Runtime: 1 minute 35 seconds

Completion Date: April 4, 2013

Production Budget: 0 GBP

Country of Origin: United Kingdom

Country of Filming: United Kingdom

Shooting Format: Digital

Aspect Ratio: 16:9

Film Color: Color

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GAME OF SENSES, Animation/Experimental, 4min, Poland
Directed by Wojciech Warzywoda

Story of a man who lost his senses. He doesn’t know that his task is to find his lost parts. When he finally finds his “senses”, the truth about his situation is revealed.

Film Type: Animation, Student

Genres: Action, fiction, social

Runtime: 3 minutes 42 seconds

Completion Date: December 20, 2014

Production Budget: 0 USD

Country of Origin: Poland

Country of Filming: Poland

Film Language: English

Shooting Format: 1280×720, 25fps

Aspect Ratio: 16:9

Film Color: Color

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MOVING FRANCE, Musical/Dancing, 3min, France
Directed by Jevan Chowdhury

This short film observes the meeting of 28 dancers and the city of Paris.

Dance, People, Cars, Trains, Planes. Cities are mesmerising. Moving Cities celebrates this. Founded in London in 2014 by Wind & Foster director Jevan Chowdhury, Moving Cities captures international dancers in real settings. So far London, Prague, Paris and Brussels have been captured. This film presses pause for a moment and lets us take a look. A real intersection between art and life, almost dark theatrical show with Parisian traffic as a backdrop.

Original title: Moving Cities: Paris

International Title: Moving Cities: Paris

Country of production: France, United Kingdom

Type: Shortfilm

Category: Art

Genre: Video Art, Art/Installation, Dance

Subject matter: Dance, Expressionism, Speed, City, Culture

Colour: Black & White

Go to…

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DAD IN MUM, Family/Comedy, 7min, France
Directed by Fabrice Bracq

The middle of the night. Moans are heard behind the parents’ door. Two young sisters are asking questions…

Running time: 6:10

Country of production: France

Year of production: 2014

Production: Rusty Production

Distribution: Rusty Production

Original title: PAPA DANS MAMAN

International Title: DAD IN MUM

Country of production: France

Type: Shortfilm

Category: Fiction

Genre: Children and Teen Movie, Comedy

Subject matter: Childhood

Colour: Color

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NO LOVE LOST, Drama/Romance, 15min, UK
Directed by Shekhar Bassi

A Jewish boy nurturing a secret romance with a Muslim girl, despite the realities of their backgrounds, is unaware he is being stalked. While the young lovers struggle to be open about their relationship, the stalker’s obsession reveals a thought provoking turn culminating in the trio coming face to face.

Director’s Statement

NO LOVE LOST came into existence following a very precocious conversation with my ten-year-old niece who questioned the idea of ‘hating someone’.

We wanted to convey a multi-dimensional and engrossing story of the isolation of hatred in a world where love overcomes differences hence chose the world of our story to be an urban setting rather than going across geographical borders. For us the underlying subtext was ‘we alienate our self…