Our heroine must direct a musical during a playoff game amid heralding flashbacks and theft, and must solve the team's first half blow-out for a successful film.
Type:
Feature
Status:
For sale
Page Count:
134pp
Genre:
Musical
Budget:
Independent
Age Rating:
Everyone
Synopsis/Details
Carla Van Gogh is a supervisor during a Cowboy playoff game. She's been preparing a musical for ten years ever since closing a beleaguered car lot. Once thriving and respected, the lot sustained merciless, repetitive vandalism so often that she dissolved it to remain afloat. On game day, those traumatic memories haunt her during the shoot. Her beloved Cowboys have suffered a first half 'blowout', and a wallet containing ten thousand dollars, credit cards and the only photograph of a still born girl has been stolen. Before the game ends, Carla commits to returning the wallet to its rightful owner, solving the first half blowout of the Cowboys and produce a successful film with seventeen original songs.
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The Writer: Carl Coleman

I learned screenplay writing from the Cole/Haag version in 2003. The internet updated my formatting and plot-building skills with the 5-key turning points structure for all successful screenplays. Reading musical and action screenplays provided me with the armory needed to complete this project. Some of those read are: Chicago, Frozen, Rent, Cadillac Records and the Bourne Trilogy. For example, Frozen provided the color blue for the lyrics. Bourne added a "super-sonic" pace in which AT&T MUSICAL thrives on if filmed. Lastly, I have been working at the location of the script for three years, at AT&T Stadium, the home of the Dallas Cowboys. I'm therefore familiar with the information… Go to bio
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