Log places in Top 11 at Harold Greenberg — CFF Screenwriting Contest!

Big news was announced today!

My horror comedy screenplay LOG has placed in the Top 11 at the Canadian Film Fest / Harold Greenberg Fund Scriptwriting Competition!

It was announced at the festival today by Trailer Park Boys director Warren Sonoda and on Saturday, we find out who the grand prize winner is! The winner gets $10k in development money for their script. Oh man, I sure hope it’s me. I can’t WAIT to make this movie!!!!

When they explained what Log was about, the whole audience laughed. So awesome!!!!!

Watch the video here:

https://www.facebook.com/CanFilmFest/videos/1443846895654940/

I’ll keep you guys posted!

Alison

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Post Author: thealisonparker

Alison Parker is an award-winning Canadian film director and screenwriter living in Vancouver, British Columbia.

Alison began her career as a sound engineer and editor. She then went on to build and run her own film studio. In 2010, Alison turned her focus to directing her own films.

Undeterred by the old adage, “Never work with children or animals,” Alison created a franchise of movies featuring children and animals. Her films have garnered a following of enthusiastic fans from all over the world and are available on iTunes, Amazon, ShortsHD, Vimeo on Demand and VHX through her distributor IndieCan Entertainment.

Alison’s credits include “Jake & Jasper: A Ferret Tale” , “The Magic Ferret,” which starred Jacob Tremblay in his first leading role, “Santa’s Little Ferrets” and “Dude, Where’s My Ferret?” featuring Mike Smith from The Trailer Park Boys.

Her screenplays range from family fare to gruesome horror comedy, thrillers to broad sports comedy. Most recently, her horror comedy screenplay Log has done well in several large screenwriting competitions, and a concept trailer is in the works to approach potential buyers at AFM.

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