Great news! My screenplay on Frances Glessner Lee advanced to the Quarterfinal Round of the 2015 Academy Nicholl Fellowship in Screenwriting! 7,442 scripts were entered and only 375 entries made it to this round.
Fingers crossed for the final round!
(UPDATE: My script did make it to the Semifinals!!! It made it into the top 50 was sold to HBO and Guillermo del Toro)
Here's a bit more about my writing and indie filmmaking:
Susan Marks is screenwriter, author and documentary filmmaker.
Her recent documentary film, Of Dolls & Murder, about dollhouse crime scenes, features legendary filmmaker John Waters as narrator. Her screenplay, Finding Poppy Pepperdine was a quarter-finalist in the 2013 Academy Nicholl Fellowship competition.
Susan's current projects include 2015 Academy Nicholl Fellowship quarterfinal screenplay, Dollhouse of Death about Frances Glessner Lee. Susan made a documentary film, Murder in a Nutshell - also about Frances.
Susan also recently wrote a modern Southern Gothic tale in a new TV pilot, Perfect South.
Susan's past projects include the book Finding Betty Crocker (Simon & Schuster 2005) and documentary film, The Betty Mystique. Susan also wrote the book In the Mood for Munsingwear and made the documentary, Inside the Speakeasy Dollhouse.
Susan is a two-time recipient of the Jerome Foundation filmmaking grant, a McKnight fellow and an Upper Midwest Regional Emmy winner.
Here's a bit more about my writing and indie filmmaking:
Writer Susan Marks with one of the Nutshell Study of Unexplained Death
Susan Marks is screenwriter, author and documentary filmmaker.
Her recent documentary film, Of Dolls & Murder, about dollhouse crime scenes, features legendary filmmaker John Waters as narrator. Her screenplay, Finding Poppy Pepperdine was a quarter-finalist in the 2013 Academy Nicholl Fellowship competition.
Susan's current projects include 2015 Academy Nicholl Fellowship quarterfinal screenplay, Dollhouse of Death about Frances Glessner Lee. Susan made a documentary film, Murder in a Nutshell - also about Frances.
Susan also recently wrote a modern Southern Gothic tale in a new TV pilot, Perfect South.
Susan's past projects include the book Finding Betty Crocker (Simon & Schuster 2005) and documentary film, The Betty Mystique. Susan also wrote the book In the Mood for Munsingwear and made the documentary, Inside the Speakeasy Dollhouse.
Susan is a two-time recipient of the Jerome Foundation filmmaking grant, a McKnight fellow and an Upper Midwest Regional Emmy winner.
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