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Gunnar Garrett talks shop about his feature screenplay, 'The Fight After'. -Logline: "A boxing coach pushes his Olympic hopeful daughter to the breaking point." Learn more at ScriptShopShow.com/12

Lori Allred talks shop about her feature screenplay, 'Secrets'. -Logline: "A widowed mother’s life unravels after coping with a yet another loss, but things take an unexpected turn when she discovers her family secrets." Learn more at ScriptShopShow.com/11

Carter Moon talks shop about his series pilot script, 'Big Ed'. -Logline: "In 1972, a series of grisly murders in Santa Cruz, California throw the usually peaceful college town into chaos. As the Santa Cruz county police attempt to catch the perpetrators, they fail to realize that one killer is already in their midst." Learn more at ScriptShopShow.com/10

Mia McCullough talks shop about her feature film screenplay, 'Hotline'. -

- Logline: "A phone sex worker and a crisis line worker/comic book creator who are best friends and roommates independently break their professional codes by getting personally involved with callers and putting their friendship and their safety in jeopardy." Learn more at ScriptShopShow.com/9

Corbin Saleken talks shop about his feature film screenplay, 'Peach Fest'. -Logline: "For four teenagers, Peach Fest 1988 is going to be the ultimate summer party...well, sort of." Learn more at ScriptShopShow.com/8

Brian Dobbins talks shop about his feature film screenplay, 'A Dead Husband in a Western Town'. -Logline: "He's the marshal you are looking for, ...unless he's looking for you!" Learn more at ScriptShopShow.com/7

Chris Pinner talks shop about his short film screenplay, 'Holdup'. -Logline: "Chris is irresponsible and unmotivated, and is having a pretty bad day. But after losing his job, and finding himself in awkward crime, he’ll find friendship in the most unlikeliest of places." Find out more at ScriptShopShow.com/6

Ron Rodell talks shop about his short film screenplay, 'Conrete Jungle'. - Logline: "'Mean Streets' as if inspired by Springsteen. The narrator, speaking in poem, guides this story of street hustlers and the downtrodden doing what they can to survive in the concrete jungle."

Gabriel Lang talks shop about his feature-length screenplay, 'Something Missing'. - Logline: "Martin Railsback is no ordinary thief. Not only is he a little OCD, and a bit of a germaphobe, he mostly acquires groceries and household items with the occasional diamond earring or silver serving tray to sell on eBay. Even though Martin is a bit of a loner, he finds himself getting involved in some of his 'clients'' lives and improving them for the better and in turn helping him become a better person."

Sean Patrick Leonard talks shop about his short screenplay, 'Nasty'. - Logline: "On the night of their monthly book club, 6 friends are reeling from the effects of the new administration and the Women's March that followed soon after. On this particular night these women decide to take things into their own hands."