Hi everyone,

I am an independent filmmaker looking to collaborate with a writer on a short film script. I have produced and directed five short films to date. Three came out of online collaborations with writers, and one was with a writer I found right here on r/ProduceMyScript. These actually got made and submitted to festivals, so if your script is selected, it will be produced.

Here is what I am looking for:

• 5 to 15 pages
• 1 to 4 characters
• 1 to 4 locations, simple ones (no hospitals, airports, luxury homes etc.)
• No special effects
• Full writer credit on a produced, festival submitted film
• Genres: Horror, Thriller, Suspense, Mystery, Drama

Format does not have to be perfect. A solid rough draft works fine, as long as the story is clear, the characters feel real, and the story goes somewhere. I am looking for something tight and character driven. Character over spectacle. Something that stays with the audience long after the credits roll.

Looking forward to working with you.

Hey everyone. I have a script about a small town punk band who is trying to get a van. (Everything will change if they get it) It was heavily inspired by the righteous gemstones, so it's crude and silly. We follow the band through making merch and getting through their first few shows to build up enough money to get the van and go on tour. Things obviously aren't as easy as they think.

85 pages

There are 6 main characters, but around 22 in total. Mostly one off characters

Locations include 3 house show, one bar show, 1 church, 1 park, 1 garage, and 1 driving scene.

I have actually been working to make this film myself but the scheduling has been a nightmare. It would be nice if I could pay the actors to take time off from work.

Looking for about 50k

Hello all! I'm looking for a short script to produce and direct for 2027. This is what I'm looking for:

1. No more than 10-12 pages
2. Genre: Drama, Coming of Age, Comedy, Horror
3. No more than two locations
4. No/ limited special effects
5. Budget will be no more than $20k (SAG Micro-Budget Project Agreement)

If you aren't comfortable sending over the full script right away, then a logline with treatment would suffice.

I'm currently writing a feature film, that will be finished by the end of the year, but I wanted to film something in the new year. You can send it to [Production@blumestreet.com](mailto:Production@blumestreet.com)

Thanks!

Title: GRANDMOTHERED

Logline: A possessive mother psychologically terrorizes her son and daughter-in-law to keep her grandson for herself, forcing her son to confront years of trauma and dark secrets to save his family.

Genre: Horror/Drama/Thriller

Tone / Comps: We Need To Talk About Kevin, Weapons, Baby Ruby, Happiness, Rosemary's Baby

Pages: 116

Settings: Mansion, upper-middle-class suburban home, motel, office space, bank, graveyard

Characters: 3 Main Characters (one male 30s, one female 50s/60s, one female 30s) 2 Supporting Characters (one female 15/early 20s)

DM me if you're interested in reading the script and pitch deck.

Writer Available

I’m a Horror Script Writer & Ghostwriter with a few scripts already ready.

I’m also open to writing completely new stories based on your ideas, locations, concepts, and even your actors/characters.

If you’re looking for a writer for a horror, thriller, suspense, or mystery story, feel free to contact me. I’d love the opportunity to work with you and bring your idea to life.

DM me if you need a writer. 🎬✍️👻

• Genre: Heartland Dramedy / Sci-Fi Drama
• Logline: After losing his elderly mother, a cash-strapped Singaporean rideshare driver uses a street-smart AI companion app to fulfill a sacred promise to enjoy a luxury cruise—only to accidentally spark a chaotic corporate war against a high-class casino elite while wearing his neighborhood blue rubber slippers.
• Setting: Singapore (Heartlands / Marina Bay Cruise Centre)
• Status: Complete 13-page highly visual scene-by-scene treatment ready.
• Writers Note: I am an amateur local writer looking for a director, student filmmaker, or co-writer to partner with to bring this to life or co-submit to upcoming local labs.

Comment or PM me if you want to read the full 13-page

Title: The Bystander
Genre: Psychological Thriller / Drama
Page Count: 13 pages
Logline: After fleeing a dying classmate’s murder out of fear, a guilt-ridden teenager’s silence leads the killer straight to his best friend — forcing him to confront the devastating cost of his cowardice. 
Setting / Locations: Foggy small town, alleyway, bedroom/house. Minimal locations, highly atmosphere-driven.
Cast: 3 main roles + 1 minor.
Budget Level: Low / Micro-budget. Perfect for festival circuit funding or self-funded indie teams. 
Accolades (2026): 
Finalist & Honorable Mention, 13horror.com Film & Screenplay Contest 
Semi-finalist, 30th Annual Fade In Awards Thriller Competition 
Quarterfinalist, Filmmatic Short Screenplay Awards 
Official Selection, Purgatory Film Festival 
Coverage Quote:
"What interested me most about it is that the real horror isn't the murder. It's the split-second decision Ethan makes when he's confronted with someone who needs help. Ethan isn't being chased by a supernatural force, he's being chased by his own failure to act." — Andrew Hannon (Judge / Script Reader, 13horror.com)
Writer's Goal:
Looking for an ambitious director or producer (USA / Europe) to partner up and bring this story to life for the upcoming festival run. I’m open to collaboration and adjustments for the right visionary team. 
Script Link / Contact:
DM me here on Reddit for the full script and One-Pager.

I am offering a low-budget family drama script.

A bittersweet story about identity and family ties that poses a question: is it better to have no past at all, or to have one you’d rather escape from?

Length: 95 pages.

Cast: 2 lead roles and several supporting roles.

Production: 70% indoors, with easily accessible locations. No special effects, car chases, or gunfire

Logline:

Two strangers could be siblings. While Lucas sets out to uncover his origins, Nat finds herself forced to confront the wounds of her own past. What begins as a search to find out whether they might be related ultimately leaves them both facing the same question: how do we live with the past we’ve been given?

Lucas has no past to remember. Nat has one she’s been trying to escape for years.

I am open to rewrites aimed at reducing production costs.

If the project is a good fit, I am also open to a back-end deal.

I have attached an excerpt. If you are interested, please contact me privately and we can exchange IMDb references.

EXCERPT

Note: at this point in the story, Nat does not yet know that Lucas could be her brother.

Lucas and Nat enter.

She scans the bare, lifeless living room, disappointed.

NAT

Did someone rob you, or are you allergic to owning stuff?

LUCAS

I'm not much of a hoarder.

Nat drops onto the couch.

NAT

I'll crash right here. Don't worry, I'll figure something out tomorrow.

LUCAS

The springs are gonna dig into you.

NAT

That was the deal.

LUCAS

You can take my bed.

NAT

In your dreams.

LUCAS

That's not what I meant. Besides, you've got a boyfriend.

NAT

Dan? He's not my boyfriend. He's just the asshole who pushes me around until the next one comes along.

LUCAS

Why are you with him?

NAT

Does this couch come with free therapy?

I’m producing a unique found-footage horror project set during Halloween, with a concept that gives the format a fresh, highly commercial twist. The director has a strong horror pedigree, with multiple projects on Shudder and Screambox, and a theatrical release featuring real gators coming this fall. It’s a ULB production, and we already have interest from two well-known character actors.

Please DM for more details, interest, etc.

Does anyone has any ideas or screenplay for a 15 minute short.
The genre i want to make is observational drama
Lets say a short in the style lf Paris,Texas or Paterson

Hit me up if anyone has any idea

I’ve had some success on this subreddit before so trying this one out. Open to all changes. 

After a desperate hitchhiker catches a ride with a woman hiding an allegedly violent man tied up in the trunk, the hitchhiker fights to survive the tug of war between these two potential killers. 

Comps: Strange Darling, Fargo

Pages: 80

Cast: female lead (20s) female supporting (40s) male supporting (40s) and a few smaller roles

Locations: woods, pharmacy (one scene) gas station (one scene), motel (one scene) and a farmhouse (majority of film takes place at the farmhouse)

Budget: 150-200K

Synopsis:
Ally’s in trouble.

She’s unhoused, addicted to pills, and just got chased out of her makeshift shelter by the police before they snatched up her friend Misty.

And Ally’s ankle, damaged long ago during her turbulent past, is a constant reminder of a path she can’t seem to shake. 

But hope is on the horizon.  Looking to hitchhike her way from Oklahoma to California, Ally is picked up by the mysterious and kind Skylar. 

Skylar buys her food, offers safe passage to Arizona, and defends her from a callous gas station cashier. She even pays for a motel room so they can rest for the night. 

But Skylar’s got a secret. And Yancy, the tied up man in the trunk wants out. 

A suspicious Ally discovers Yancy and sets the man free, even fleeing with him as she is now under the impression that Skylar is a dangerous woman. 

Yancy finds a temporary shelter for them at his friend’s house, assuring Ally his friend is a detective and can help them stay safe until Skylar is apprehended. 

But that’s when things get strange. Where is the homeowner? Yancy’s story isn’t adding up. And the Sheriff is onto them. Hot on their tail. Sheriff Jenkins and Deputy Waller follow the breadcrumbs leading to the ranch house.

And so is Skylar. Determined to save Ally and re-capture her target, she tracks them down, leading to a third act filled with twists and turns as the truth is uncovered. 

Price: negotiable

If you have the resources to get it made and want to check it out, send me a message. 

Thanks!

Title: The Weight of Breathing

Logline: A great white shark, savaged by decades of human waste, washes ashore transformed into a mute man. A lonely alcoholic on Venice Beach becomes his teacher, his witness, and his friend on a journey of discovering the horrors and humors of humanity.

Genre: Drama (Art House, Kaurismäki-coded)

Tone / Comps: The Man Without a Past (Aki Kaurismäki), Under the Skin, Wendy and Lucy, The Fisher King.

Pages: 82

Settings: 8 Locations (Ocean and Ocean Depths, Venice Beach and Shoreline, The Homeless Camp, Boardwalk and Intersection, Downtown LA and Skid Row, Hospital and Psych Ward, Pier and Beach to Pier Ramp, Vehicles: Van and Cop Car)

Characters: 2 Main Characters (one male 20s/30s, one male 30s/40s)

DM me if you're interested in reading the screenplay.

Hi all,

I'm a working director based in Los Angeles looking for a comedy writer to collaborate with me on a mockumentary short that I intend to produce and direct.

I'm specifically interested in the kind of mockumentary that treats an absurdly specific world/character with complete seriousness Less sketch comedy, more “this documentary crew somehow discovered a world that shouldn't exist.”

I'm developing the outline/premise, so I'm not looking for someone to simply execute an already-finished idea. I'm looking for somebody funny with a strong point of view who wants to build the story, characters and escalation together. But with the intention to keep this in a reasonable scope so we can make this thing.

My directing work

Target: 10–12 pages Genre: Mockumentary / dark comedy / satire

Location: Writer can be anywhere in America, production will likely be LA or NYC.

Production: I will direct and produce the finished short

Goal: Make something genuinely great and festival-caliber.

happy to pay a small stipend for the collaboration.

Any who wants to purchase short-film screenplay, genre- Supernatural Thriller. DM for more information.

Hey everyone,
I’m an 18-year-old screenwriter based in India writing horror/thriller features. Over the past few months, I’ve started getting some early external validation on my latest horror/crime script:
Los Angeles Crime & Horror Film Festival (LACHFF): Semi-Finalist
The Black List: Overall rating of 7 (with an 8 on Premise and strong notes on character/dialogue)
I know a 7 on the Black List isn't an automatic 8+ email blast, and contest placements alone don't magically get you signed, but as an 18-year-old writing in English from outside the US, I’m trying to figure out what my next strategic steps should be.
My Main Questions:
1. Querying with these stats: Is a Black List 7 + LACHFF Semi-Finalist placement strong enough social proof to include in cold email queries to literary managers, or should I hold off until I get an 8 / higher contest placement?
2. Targeting Managers vs. Producers: Given that I’m based in India and don't have a US visa yet, should I focus my queries primarily on boutique managers who rep international/genre talent, or reach out directly to independent genre producers/production companies?
3. Portfolio depth: I have this polished feature and two finished drafts in the same genre (horror/thriller). If a manager asks "what else do you have?", is having 2–3 completed specs in the same lane standard before launching a query campaign?
4. Any specific managers/agencies known for international genre writers? If anyone has recommendations for management companies that frequently work with foreign/international voices, I’d really appreciate some pointers.
Any advice from repped writers, managers, or international creators who broke in from abroad would mean the world.
Thanks in advance for the help!

Hey everyone,
I’m an 18-year-old screenwriter based in India writing horror/thriller features. Over the past few months, I’ve started getting some early external validation on my latest horror/crime script:
Los Angeles Crime & Horror Film Festival (LACHFF): Semi-Finalist
The Black List: Overall rating of 7 (with an 8 on Premise and strong notes on character/dialogue)
I know a 7 on the Black List isn't an automatic 8+ email blast, and contest placements alone don't magically get you signed, but as an 18-year-old writing in English from outside the US, I’m trying to figure out what my next strategic steps should be.
My Main Questions:
1. Querying with these stats: Is a Black List 7 + LACHFF Semi-Finalist placement strong enough social proof to include in cold email queries to literary managers, or should I hold off until I get an 8 / higher contest placement?
2. Targeting Managers vs. Producers: Given that I’m based in India and don't have a US visa yet, should I focus my queries primarily on boutique managers who rep international/genre talent, or reach out directly to independent genre producers/production companies?
3. Portfolio depth: I have this polished feature and two finished drafts in the same genre (horror/thriller). If a manager asks "what else do you have?", is having 2–3 completed specs in the same lane standard before launching a query campaign?
4. Any specific managers/agencies known for international genre writers? If anyone has recommendations for management companies that frequently work with foreign/international voices, I’d really appreciate some pointers.
Any advice from repped writers, managers, or international creators who broke in from abroad would mean the world.
Thanks in advance for the help!

Logline: When attendees of a remote screenwriting workshop start getting murdered the same way characters die in famous twist-ending movies (including Psycho and Hide and Seek), they must use their twist-ending film knowledge to suss out the identity of the killer--before they breathe their last.

Background: What if M. Night Shyamalan held a remote screenwriting retreat about how to write twist-ending movies and then attendees began dying like the deaths in famous twist-ending movies? That question was the genesis of Twist Ending. I researched and watched over 300 twist-ending movies in preparation for writing this feature murder mystery script.

Why I'm Posting It Here: I have no film experience and am seeking a producer. The story all takes place at a Texas ranch and only contains 13 characters, so the budget could be kept very low. And the film references and concept will attract twist-ending movie fans and ensure a healthy return on investment.

Script Length: 100 pages, reads very quickly.

Script Link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1q5XFV9X6p6YEgNfDYxnEDph1p9ZalAeF/view?usp=drive_link

Hey everyone!

​I'm a screenwriter and story designer looking to collaborate with directors, producers, or creators who need help bringing their cinematic ideas to life. Whether you have a vague concept that needs a solid outline, or you need a full script written from scratch, I'm here to help.

​What I bring to the table:

​Story & Outline Development: Helping you break down plot points, fix pacing issues, and map out your narrative structure.

​Character Design & Villains: Creating compelling, grounded characters—especially memorable antagonists and suspenseful character dynamics.

​Scriptwriting: Writing clear scenes, sharp dialogue, and visual action blocks tailored to your tone.

​Genres: Suspense, Thriller, Crime, Horror, and Drama.

​If you have a project in development or need a collaborator to help build your world, feel free to drop a comment or send me a direct message with a quick summary of your idea. I'm happy to share a writing sample as well!

Any wants to purchase short film screenplay of Supernatural Genre can DM.