Script coverage and analysis. Talent scouting and role evaluation for clients. Collaborating with writers, directors, and actors.
Aperture Entertainment
Conducting script coverage to evaluate story elements, character development, and overall potential. Assisting in talent scouting by researching and identifying emerging writers, directors, and actors.
Analyze and provide feedback on scripts to aid in project development. Assist in identifying emerging talent and evaluating roles for our clients.
Responsibilities include covering scripts, tracking potential clients, reviewing film/television roles for our clients.
Job entails day-to-day administrative work with the opportunity for more, including supervised client coverage, strategy, submissions and client relations.
Job entails day-to-day administrative work with the opportunity for more, including supervised client coverage, strategy, submissions and client relations.
Responsibilities will include covering scripts, tracking potential clients, and reviewing Film and Television roles for our acting clients.
Responsibilities will include covering scripts, tracking potential clients, and reviewing film and television roles for our acting clients.
Duties range from typical assistant responsibilities to project and client development.
Responsibilities will include covering scripts, tracking potential clients, and reviewing Film and Television roles for our acting clients.
Between June 1st and June 30th, we tracked a total of 22 feature specs out. We’ve been coming from a steadily declining slump of material out, but June turned it around from May’s slow market. While not the highest number of features out this year, things are starting to mend.
Verve is out with THE ARENA by Jeremy Passmore & Andre Fabrizio. Random members of a small mountain town suddenly dress up in outrageous costumes.
Logline: The crew of an American B-24 bomber steers their damaged plane through enemy territory to complete a critical mission behind enemy lines.
A United Nations operative travels to Malawi in the midst of a mysterious outbreak to find her missing sister, only to discover that the outbreak is something much more terrifying.
A thriller in the vein of STRANGERS ON A TRAIN.
Tom, a disgraced parapsychologist still grieving over the loss of his wife and Peter, his former mentor, now a professional debunker – who investigate a small-town medium who claims she can speak to the dead.
A pizza delivery girl at the end of her financial rope has to fight for her life — and her tips — when her last order of the night turns out to be high society Satanists in need of a virgin sacrifice.
After hitting the market late Monday, multiple studios started moving aggressively for the project, culminating in a deal that included Safehouse and Aperture Entertainment producing.
Project details are being kept under wraps.
A smart new take on AI set in the American heartland. Think John Steinbeck meets EX MACHINA.
A parent/son story in the vein of CLOSE ENCOUNTERS and ARRIVAL.
In the vein of SPY and CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE. A desk-bound CIA analyst is forced to assume a ruthless terrorist’s identity via a radical medical procedure, in order to uncover and stop a dangerous plot.
Based on true events, THE FANCY follows Tom Molineaux, a freed American slave who, after winning his freedom in a pit-fight makes his way to Regency England where he finds himself entrenched in the sordid world of bareknuckle prizefighting.
Based on a true story, on New Year’s Day, 1944 a bomber aircrew face certain death when on a mission to bomb Japanese-held territory.
John Requa and Glenn Ficarra will direct from a script by Craig A. Williams, while Andrew Lazar will produce with WWE Studios president Michael Luisi and Adam Goldworm of Aperture Entertainment.
Director Steven C. Miller works lean and mean, regularly completing more than 150 camera set-ups a day. It’s that kind of efficiency behind the camera that explains why EFO is bringing him back to direct the third film. By sticking to a tight schedule, Miller helps the company keep production costs down.
Logline: Set in Los Angeles 1913, a young “by the book” LAPD detective is forced to team up with WYATT EARP — formerly the greatest lawman of the American Frontier and now a Broken down old card sharp — to journey south of the border and into the chaos of the Mexican Revolution to bring a cop killer to justice.
Logline: The inspirational true story of Dan Inosanto, Bruce Lee’s protégé, who trained the 1976 Dallas Cowboys in the art of Kung Fu and helped them win the Super Bowl.
Scott Mann has been tapped to direct the action thriller, Final Score. Written by brothers Keith and David T. Lynch, the is set during a major sporting event where the stadium is taken hostage by a group of heavily armed criminals demanding ransom.
Logline: In a last ditch effort to save the boutique publishing house her father left her, an ambitious young editor goes on a book tour with the bitter, booze-addled author who put the publishing house on the map.
