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PARK SLOPE HALLOWEEN

I almost called this post “Park Slope Skeletons”, because these bony brethren are by far the dominant theme of this year’s decorations in my neighborhood of Park Slope, Brooklyn. Including Pirate Skeletons and Knicks Skeletons (NBA champions this year, so … Continue reading →

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Solaris Film Festival Awards “Prelude to a Death”

The Solaris Film Festival in Helsinki, Finland has given “Prelude to a Death” the award for “Best Unproduced Script”. “Prelude to a Death” is a feature length gothic ghost story. I have sent the screenplay to a handful of festivals … Continue reading →

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Screenplay Awards for “Prelude to a Death”

This lovely glass trophy came in the mail last week. I almost didn’t expect it even though I’d been notified of the win. But the Vienna Script Awards operated differently from most awards bodies and film festivals I know by … Continue reading →

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BROOKLYN HALLOWEEN

Or rather Park Slope Halloween. Or more specifically some of the Halloween decorations I photographed in my neighborhood. Vroom Vroom! Hello, Sailor!

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