Having moved up from quarter to semifinalist for The Flight of Man, I am privileged to share the honor with so many of my skilled peers. Thank you #Screencraft for this amazing opportunity.
The Flight of Man:
In the Brazilian rain forest, a research scientist struggles to save a lost tribe of winged humans from discovery.
Thank you all for your support.
Having moved up from quarter to semifinalist for the fellowship opportunity, I am ecstatic for Dream Warrior’s Success and humbled by my talented peers. Thank you #Screencraft for making a difference and letting writers share their vision. Hone your craft, follow your dream, and never stop believing – It’s the truth.
Dream Warriors:
A lab accident exposes three teens to experimental nanobots that allow them to bring their dreams into the real world.
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I’m honored and humbled to have been selected as one of Screencraft’s SciFi & Fantasy quarterfinalists for my screenplay – The Flight of Man:
Logline: In the Brazilian rain forest, a research scientist struggles to save a lost tribe of winged humans from discovery.
Best of luck to all who entered and thank you #Screencraft for the opportunity to share my work.
I couldn’t be happier. It is a fantastic privilege and distinct honor to be among the quarterfinalists for #Screencraft’s Fellowship Program. Congrats to everyone and good luck! D.C. Lozar for Dream Warriors.
The Quarter- Finalists for #Screencraft’s Short Story Contest were just announced and both Herald of Chernobog and The Shadow King were selected. I’m honored to be ranked among some very talented writers. Thank you for the opportunity.
List of QF Winners – https://goo.gl/u9rbfq
The Shadow King – https://goo.gl/SymWFm
Herald of Chernobog – https://goo.gl/sKtA1a
Once again, Thank you. Dave.
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