An estranged Rock & Roll band revisit the long buried past.
Type:
TV Pilot
Status:
For sale
Page Count:
67pp
Genre:
Drama, Music
Budget:
Independent
Age Rating:
17+
Synopsis/Details
Chaos is the story of Ian ‘Dosser’ Dawkins journey to musical rebirth. Now in his 40’s, Dosser is ten years into recovery, back in a day job and still grieving for his brother, Tony (the victim of an on-tour suicide). When his defunct band, The Nuclear Aces are offered a series of lucrative festival shows, it could be the answer to Dosser’s dire financial woes. But can Dosser juggle being a rebel with his own need for inner peace? Will he risk his sobriety by returning to a world of egos and snides? And that’s just his 20 year estranged band mates. And can he ever forgive the devious scam-master man-ager who he blames for his brother’s death? Caught between Rock and a hard place. Chaos is for Musicians what Californication was for Authors and Sons of Anarchy was for Bike Gangs. Part Joy Division biopic, Control, part Motley Crue’s The Dirt, it’s a warts n’ all look behind the workings of a Rock & Roll band and how middle aged men deal with their - sometimes tainted - pasts. Stories with substance, not just substances.

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The Writer: Stuart Newman

Stuart Newman is a Broadcast audio engineer and producer with over 20 years Broadcast experience, including 17 years operation and support for Pro Tools. After an anarchic teenage he used his punk rock connections to publish underground music magazine Control! before hooking up with cult video producers Jettisoundz/Visionary to produce documentaries with bands such as The Exploited and The Cockney Rejects. Graveyard editing shifts with no technical support meant his initial engineering skills were learned by crawling under desks and behind racks to re-seat cables and reset servers. After moving Control! to the new fangled internet and a stint running a college TV and radio station, he… Go to bio
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