Labor Day weekend was slightly more special for me this year. Not only did I get an extra day off (in commemoration for the workers unions and fair labor acts, not expectant mothers as many falsely think), I also got the opportunity to see my screenplay, “Haggling,” come to life on the big screen! It…
I am very honored to announce that my short film, “Haggling,” produced by the talented Blake Ryan McGinnis, is premiering in the Central Florida Film Festival in Ocoee, Florida. It was one of just fifteen student films selected to participate in the festival and, amazingly, was chosen to play TWICE: once Friday, and again on…
Credits: all research and scripting prepared by Victoria Elizabeth (Producer, March 2015), edited by Carmen Perez (executive producer). All prep-cooking by Adam Walkover, chef at Liam Fitzpatrick’s in Lake Mary, Florida. Created for exclusive use by The Daily Buzz, Mojo Brands Media. Performed by Jared Cotter.
I found out just a few weeks ago that my short film script, “Haggling,“ was produced by the Film Department at Full Sail University. It was chosen for the final class project, so it was produced on 35mm and involved a budget, real actors, and a full crew. I was thrilled to learn that the…
Pitched, written, and conceptualized by Victoria Elizabeth (February 2014). Cinematography by Morgan Hopfensperger (GoNorth Films) and Emily McCullum Waters (Oh Deer Creative). Photos by Emily McCullum Waters (Oh Deer Creative). Edited and post-production by Victoria Elizabeth.
While attending Full Sail, we went through a serious of interesting class assignments that challenged us to be creative in a restrictive environment. We had one such assignment where the instructor provided us with a string of dialogue and a total count of characters that we had to use in a short film of our…
“Even Mathematicians Need Love.” When the beautiful Sheena Alcot, a lunar bounty-hunter and Moon Diner connoisseur, comes to the Moon School to track a criminal believed to be hiding somewhere on the campus, Braxton Thousket’s life flips upside down. Braxton, the neurotic math teacher and occultist, immediately develops a crush on Sheena, offering to aid…
In May 2013, I had my first exposure to writing animation, both for television and feature film formats. I have to admit, writing for animation is a true joy. The ability to defy basic physics, engage in looney plots, and give camera direction (normally a big no-no in screenplays!) was a delicious freedom. For the…
OK, have you ever noticed that when it rains, it pours? Well, the same also works for POSITIVES in life, too. On Monday, I was thrilled to learn that my school’s portal, Connect, had picked up an article I’d written about Twitter and how I used it to network and gain a relationship with a…
WHEW! Sorry I haven’t posted in a few days, guys and gals! I started a new class on Monday, a Writing Workshop for Film/TV, and it has kept me BUSY! We’re reading two textbooks this month: AND The course is already quite challenging, with three discussion board assignments due on Wednesday, a lecture on…
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