Matthew Boissey

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Inside These Walls Draft #1

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Three burglars posed as a fumigation team slip into the home of a suspected child murderer with a terrible infestation.
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Matthew Boissey 1 year ago

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Inside These Walls feature
Genre: Horror
Three burglars posed as a fumigation team slip into the home of a suspected child murderer with a terrible infestation.
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Matthew Boissey 1 year ago

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Inside These Walls feature
Genre: Horror
Three burglars posed as a fumigation team slip into the home of a suspected child murderer with a terrible infestation.
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Matthew Boissey 3 years ago

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A Rogue Story television
Genre: Sci-Fi/Fantasy,Thriller,Action/Adventure
Rating: 100%
The opening of the story was a great way to introduce the reader to a brand new world of mystery and adventure. The symbolism between the Chavr board and the world that the characters live in is very exciting and clever. The main character Kal is a dynamic character that you can tell has a lot going on behind her eyes. The way that she is thrown into the world of gods and magic is riveting. The way her journey is described is so vivid and the reader can really connect with what she is going through. There are so many other rich characters in the story, too. Wren is hilarious. He is immediately likable even though he is simultaneously untrustworthy. It is a great blend of suspense and comedy. The world itself is so rich, there are so many cool additions to the world too. The religions and gods are really well described and the reader gets an immediate impression of the impact that all of the religions could have on each other. Some of the ceremony scenes were especially tense. The descriptions of the scenes really put you inside the temple of light with the initiates standing in line. Especially in the age of COVID, studios are being careful how much they spend on even their prestige projects. While there is no saying for sure one way or another whether the show could get financed at this stage, I can say that the series would likely require a slightly exorbitant budget to bring its world and visuals to life believably. This may make some studios and investors warier of the project as budgets are being taken into account more than ever when deciding what series are being made and which are not. That said, fantasy epics such as "Game of Thrones" proved to be a massive success and cultural phenomenon while Amazon is currently betting the farm on a five-hundred million dollar "Lord of the Rings" project. This is also a very tight script in regards to formatting and grammar, very well done. It is attention to detail like that that elevates a script.
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Matthew Boissey 3 years ago

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A Rogue Story television
Genre: Sci-Fi/Fantasy,Thriller,Action/Adventure
Kal, a solitary thief, stumbles to find her place in a city ruled by crime. When destiny hurtles her toward a powerful wizard, and a barbarian with a dangerous secret, three rapscallions must band together to navigate a silent coup set in motion by an ancient evil.
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Matthew Boissey 3 years ago

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Uncle Buddy feature
Genre: Action/Adventure
Rating: 100%
First, Uncle Buddy is really really funny and the characters are so original and well thought out. Buddy himself is like the sitcom dad version of a dumb Han Solo. The character's dialogue had me literally laughing out loud. Even though the characters are immature and totally delinquent sometimes, this is still a great story for most people that are into comedy and sci-fi and smoking pot. The space kittens are hilarious and they have definitely been described in such a way that it makes them both too funny and scary. I like that Buddy is on an adventure that he doesn't want to be on and then has to go n another adventure that he doesn't want to go on. It's fun to see the main character struggle with what's going on around him and overcoming the odds. The little alien pugs and their ship is something that I would love to see imagined on any screen because they seem like they would be so funny to watch. Colton's character is pretty relatable. I can see how if I were kidnapped by my uncle how I would be a little annoyed. I can also see how, if offered the right amount of money I could be persuaded to keep my mouth shut, and I love that about Colton. He is so relatable. Henry is another unforgettable character. Henry is the sweetest and most innocent character in the story. He also has the most valuable skills out of any other character in the story. The best part about Henry is that when he gets stoned he's like the most brilliant alien ship-builder that had probably ever existed. The sci-fi in this script is so fun and invigorating. It pokes fun at the seriousness of today's audiences by justifying the most ludicrous possibilities with simple lines of dialogue that are both clever and funny. The cinematic elements to this screenplay make me want to see it come to life. I can really imagine this as a fully produced movie and it would be really fun to see it with an awesome cast.
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Matthew Boissey 3 years ago

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Uncle Buddy feature
Genre: Action/Adventure
Pursued by deadly space kittens, the cosmos’s most notorious idiot and his nephew find a hidden stash of weed during their efforts to save the last members of a dying race of alien pugs.
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Matthew Boissey 3 years ago

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Uncle Buddy feature
Genre: Action/Adventure
Rating: 100%
The year is far into the future. Earth is a galactic legend and no humans have been there for many millennia. While being chased by a race of bipedal cats, a group of space pugs enlists Buddy & Colton's help and they discover an ancient space myth: Mary Jane. As they travel the stars to save the day they test the myth and get "galactically high" in the process. Now, the fate of the pugs and the galaxy is threatened by angry cats, and their only hope rests on a half-wit to deliver some weed. This is a very funny screenplay. From the opening scene to the closing scene the jokes are non-stop and really clever at times. At times it is also that perfect type of juvenile humor that makes a screenplay easy and fun to read. The characters are really imaginative and colorful. The world really comes to life through the richness and diversity of the characters. There are scenes that I found laugh out loud hilarious. Uncle Buddy is the type of character that everyone secretly hopes they aren't anything like and it's so funny to read. The weed elements of the screenplay take it to a different level of entertaining because there hasn't been anything like it. Aliens getting high and building incredible space ships that can travel instantly through space is brilliantly absurd. This is a screenplay that I could read again because it had so much richness and vividness to it which made the scenes fly off the page.
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Matthew Boissey 3 years ago

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Uncle Buddy feature
Genre: Action/Adventure
Pursued by deadly space kittens, the cosmos’s most notorious idiot and his nephew find a hidden stash of weed during their efforts to save the last members of a dying race of alien pugs.
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Matthew Boissey 3 years ago

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Booksy Bear short
Genre: Animation,Comedy,Family
Rating: 20%
The short script is not structured properly throughout its entirety. There are a lot of inconsistencies with the scene headings all the way through the sixteen pages. It is very important to make sure that every scene has its own proper heading so the reader knows where they are in the world of the short script. The character name in the action lines only has to be capitalized once in the short script and that should be followed by a short description of the character in parentheses. The action lines should be one to three sentences maximum. Try to avoid long paragraphs of action, and try to be as concise with your action as possible. It is also important to move all of the action to an active form, instead of the passive form. This story is very sweet and I can see it animated for a children's audience. The dialogue needs to be tailored specifically to your target audience. At times the dialogue doesn't fit the theme of the short script.
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Matthew Boissey 3 years ago

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Booksy Bear short
Genre: Animation,Comedy,Family
Booksy, an introverted bear, must choose between remaining isolated from a seemingly cruel world or saving an innocent chipmunk's life