I wrote a script and entered it in the “Write of Passage” category in the 2015, 168 Film Festival. The 168 Film Festival is a Christian Film festival in LA whereby you are given a Bible verse and then one week (168hrs) to write, film and produce a short film. They have another category too, where you can just write the script and enter the script without making the film. So I did that. I’m not sure how many entries they had in the 2015 Write of Passage competition, but my script was a semi-finalist but unfortunately didn’t make the top ten. But hey, I’m still learning 🙂

 

I have attached the script below for those that would like to read the PDF.

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HeathJohn-Script-168-2015 (PDF)

The Gift

I was privileged to be involved in this great little film project that won “Best International Film” at the 168 Film Festival in LA this year. 2017 (15th Annual Festival)

Max Milford

Max Milford is a delusional infomercial presenter who is promoting his ridiculous Memory-Max Pro CD training series. The CD training series helps people to remember names, places and other things better than a normal brain should. However Max is very forgetful in his own life and is completely unaware of it.

Jump Into Film Making – HOPPER

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Lake of Fire

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Hayfever Rap Song

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ABC TV Mini-Series

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Changes the movie

My role in this film was that of a racist, Australian barber (hairdresser). It was a scene that was intended to provide some comedic relief…