Little Johnnie, a young drug addict who is clever but very erratic, plays a key role in exposing the government's lies.
Type:
TV Pilot
Status:
For sale
Page Count:
5pp
Genre:
Adventure, Comedy, Drama, Thriller
Budget:
Blockbuster
Age Rating:
17+
Synopsis/Details
My name is Johnny, and I'm a meth addict. I know what you're thinking: "Oh no, not another one of those stories." But before you click away, let me tell you that my story is a little different. You see, when I'm high on meth, the world looks a little different to me. The colors are brighter, the sounds are sharper, and everything just seems more interesting. To me, meth is like a ticket to an alternate reality where anything is possible, or lies are exposed! I call it the truth-slaying serum. I know that meth is bad for me. I know that it's destroying my body and wrecking my life. But I just can't seem to stop. It's like it has a hold on me that I can't break free from. Every time I try to quit, I end up right back where I started. It's like I'm stuck in this never-ending cycle and the only way I can break free is by finally exposing the truth of what’s really going on. But even though meth is ruining my life, I can't help but see the beauty in it. When I'm high, I feel like I can do anything. It's almost as if I was born to do this; my density is the freedom I have to see things that you can't. The world is my oyster and nothing can stop me. I know it’s more than just an illusion, but it's one that I'm happy to be stuck in.
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Little Johnnie

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The Writer: Rebekah Scheffelmaier

Rebekah is a versatile actress and screenwriter with a deep-rooted passion for storytelling that began on the stage. Starting her career in theatre, Rebekah honed her craft in live performances, bringing a wide range of characters to life with depth and authenticity. Her transition to film and television has been marked by a commitment to compelling narratives and dynamic performances. As a screenwriter, Rebekah draws inspiration from her rich experiences in theatre, crafting scripts that are both emotionally resonant and thought-provoking. Her work often explores complex family dynamics and historical events, reflecting her love for Canadian history and her dedication to bringing untold… Go to bio
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