February 2020
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About Justin
Read my scifi/satire pilot (soon to be a graphic novel):
"Lost in Time"
Quarterfinalist, The Script Lab - TSL Free Screenplay Contest 2022
Semifinalist, Los Angeles International Screenplay Awards Winter 2022-23
Quarterfinalist, The Golden Script Competition 2023
Quarterfinalist, Filmmatic - Inroads Fellowship Season 6
Quarterfinalist, Boston Screenplay Awards
Who I am:
It was about 2006 when I became interested in screenwriting. At the time I had been bed ridden with cancer for over a year, there were long stretches with nothing but my thoughts. Many people in that situation live meal to meal to break up the day but unable to eat I was living a life far from my then career as a chef. It’s hard to have a creative outlet when you can’t keep you head up long enough to read a page, I grew to live off of Netflix DVDs and radio, appreciating everything from the original G.L.O.W. to Kurosawa’s Sanjuro. For years I had kept notebooks of jokes, ideas, and sketches but never quite knew what to do with them and with the lucid medication induced dreams and nothing to do the ideas were pouring out.
Further on in my recovery came across a book called “The Screenplay Sell: What Every Writer Should Know” by Alan Trustman at the library, I had found a bun to jam my preprocessed hot dog of ideas into.
During the rest of my recovery I wrote my first screenplay, 300 excruciating pages written on “Microsoft Works” about subjects I knew nothing about that was pure garbage. But I loved doing it.
What I’m working on:
Working on my newly formed company, Perasperum LLC.
An obtuse comedic feature (think Monty Python) about the 4 Horsemen returning to the Earth to bring about the apocalypse.
Unique traits: Unique sense of humor and obtuse/introspective view of the world.
Certifications
Links
Loglines
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Kids Just Don't Understand Budget: $100K - $1M | Comedy After fulltime mom Rachel finds her old guitar she is reminded of life before she got pregnant. Her life and the music world has changed but with her sometimes difficult working class family she attempts to capture the dream that got away.
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Lost In Time Budget: $1M - $5M | Sci-fi ⋄ Comedy When a tomboy mechanic Robin helps an amnesiac time traveler she can suddenly escape her lackluster life, but how can she learn to live in unlimited universes when she’s still lost in her own?
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