Feature action thriller co-writer – black fri - a job post by Tyson Tys
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Looking for strong action/thriller writing samples. Must understand pacing, tension, and character-driven action. Collaboration agreement will be discussed before sharing full script.
Feature Action Thriller Co-Writer – BLACK FRI
| Seeking | Screenwriter |
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| Location | Toronto, Canada |
| Status | Development |
| Type | Feature film |
| Genre | Action • Thriller |
| Date Added | Feb 17, 2026 |
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| Date Updated | Feb 17, 2026 |
| Deadline | Aug 17, 2026 |
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Feature Action Thriller – Co-Writer Needed (BLACK FRIDAY: CN TOWER) I am seeking a serious, experienced screenwriter to collaborate on a high-concept action thriller titled BFCT (Black Friday: CN Tower). Logline: When terrorists seize Toronto’s CN Tower on Black Friday and hijack Canada’s financial system, a security officer must fight through the tower to save her wounded nephew and stop a national collapse. This is a contained, high-stakes action thriller in the spirit of: • Die Hard • Olympus Has Fallen • Speed • The Raid The script is in development and requires a strong co-writer who: • Understands professional feature screenplay structure (3-act, 100–110 pages) • Can elevate dialogue and character arcs • Can balance emotional stakes with action • Has experience writing thrillers or contained action films • Is serious about professional submission to management/production companies Goal: Prepare a polished, industry-standard feature for submission to managers and production companies. If interested, please DM with: • Writing samples • IMDb or previous work (if applicable) • Brief introduction about your experience Serious collaborators only. — Tyson Tys
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Hi, I’m Volkan “Walkie” Durakcay, a screenwriter with co-writer experience on web TV projects and strong background in action and character-driven storytelling. I understand structure, pacing, and high-stakes tension. I can elevate dialogue and emotional arcs while maintaining intensity. I’m serious about developing a polished, submission-ready feature and would be glad to collaborate.