Good music can touch the very soul of a man. Even a dead man.
Type:
Feature
Status:
For sale
Page Count:
119pp
Genre:
Comedy
Budget:
Independent
Age Rating:
Everyone
Synopsis/Details
A classically trained violinist in a small town symphony has a hobby of collecting musical instruments of famous dead musicians. Unbeknown to him, he's been collecting the ghosts of those musicians and they wont leave him alone until he rediscovers the "Spirit" of the music he plays. This is my very first screenplay I wrote about 20 years ago and it's the 1st draft version complete with rookie mistakes galore. However, it did good enough in some contests that I actually got representation from Sound Heritage Productions for 6 months. They took a couple of meeting over this script as is. So evidently if somebody likes the meat of the story good enough they'll over look beginners mistakes. However, valuable lesson learned. I had no idea how expensive music rights were and everybody agreed generic music would not work for this story.

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The Writer: Jeff Lewis Mr.

I'm a screenplay writer or try to be. My first movie "Getting Grace' hit the screens with limited dist. 4-23-2018 with Daniel Roebuck directing and acting it. Fandango for what that's worth viewers seemed to enjoy it and that's all that matters. I'm here by mistake. Worked as a corrections officer for 24 years and never imagined that writing screenplays would be such an addiction for me. The screenplay I've posted "The Human Side" came about after watching a newsprogram about one religious group killing off another religious group. Only problem was it was happening today not back in the 15th century. So I tried to use humor and demonstrate that yes, as odd as it may seem different religions… Go to bio
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