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When a professor's wife, who suffers a panic disorder, disappears mysteriously during Mardi Gras, the professor obsesses on one of his students who's writing a play with a character eerily similar to his wife and may be in on the disappearance. Winner, Writers on the Storm; Top 16 scripts, Slamdance. Previously optioned to an LA production company.
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Written by:
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Robert Rhyne
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Format:
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Screenplay
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Budget:
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Low
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In the Vein Of:
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Gone Girl
Vertigo
Frantic
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Posted:
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07/17/2006
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Updated:
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01/24/2017
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Author Bio:
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Robert is a 2007 graduate of the UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television's Professional Program in Screenwriting and two time winner of their annual screenwriting contest. He has written eight screenplays, one of which was optioned. The other seven have all won or been a finalist in numerous contests, including Slamdance, Writers on the Storm, Austin Film Festival, Filmmaker's International, Story Pros and Bluecat Screenwriting, to name a few.
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Contest Results:
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Writers On The Storm (First Place)
Screenplay Festival (Finalist)
Austin Fest Film (Semifinalist)
Slamdance (Honorable Mention)
Writers Place (Finalist)
Century City (Semifinalist)
Writers Network Screenplay & Fiction Competition (Semifinalist)
Anything But Hollywood (Semifinalist)
Hollywood Symposium (Honorable Mention)
FilmMakers/Feature (Quarterfinalist)
Big Bear (Quarterfinalist)
Screenwriting Expo (Quarterfinalist)
Hollywood Nexus (Quarterfinalist)
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