Glen Pearcy Productions
Hollywood Calling?
Glen Pearcy writes all of the documentary and dramatic programs he produces for clients, and occasionally writes scripts for other producers (go to the Screening Room or request a Sample Reel for examples). He has also written feature film scripts, each looking for a
Big Time Hollywood Producer with Lots of Moneyto cast with STARS! and turn into a BLOCKBUSTER!!!
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Below are brief descriptions and some sample pages from three feature scripts. The samples can be downloaded in Adobe Acrobat/.pdf format for your reading pleasure. (If you don't have Acrobat Reader, you can download it here - it's free.)
Then if you're ready to GREEN LIGHT the project - or if you'd prefer to read the complete script first - contact us.
Click on script title to view sample:
"Billotte Vs. The Bureau" Genre: Romantic Comedy. When computer geek Henry Billotte gets fired from his job at the massive federal Bureau of Regulation, he takes his revenge by selling hot dogs in front of the agency - each wrapped with a Top Secret Memo he took with him upon departure. The Bureau's Chief Counsel, John McDowell, is called upon to stop him, but instead gets entangled with Billotte's lawyer, the explosive Jackie Cessna. Adversaries and lovers - Tracy and Hepburn - they negotiate a final settlement that takes place on Pig Day, an annual barbecue and beer bust in McDowell's rural home town, where the Regulator and his minions must wade through assorted good old boys, bikers, yuppies and aging country rockers to sign the papers.
"Catch and Release" is the story of two brothers, Will and Doug Mann, coming of age at the time of the war in Vietnam. They both go off to Columbia University, but Doug drops out to join the army, while Will joins the anti-war movement and participates in the demonstrations that wracked the University in 1969 and - along with Kent State - became a violent symbol of the deep divisions within our country. The script envisions intercutting period news footage with the dramatic material - so that the real Peter Jennings will interview the real Mark Rudd in the midst of the Columbia riots. After Doug's death, the only thing that can reconcile Will and his father, a World War II veteran, is the deep bond of "catch and release" fishing, which the father taught his sons from childhood. Genre: Drama
"Shooters" Genre: Thriller. Ed Powers is a shooter - a film cameraman. His specialty is political spots, but he wants to break into high profile commercials. One of his clients - Roger Brandywyne, Governor of Louisiana - gets him a big break: a national athletic shoe commercial aimed at inner-city black kids. But when Powers gets involved with the Governor's much-younger wife, life turns ominous. He returns home from shooting the shoe commercial to find his pet cat pinned to a kitchen cabinet by a big knife, dead. He sees the Governor's big bodyguard hanging around outside his apartment. He gets unsigned, threatening notes with no return address - but postmarked 'Baton Rouge, LA'. Gang members hired as extras for his shoe commercial turn threatening...