Scott Storm Movies
- 2009
Independent filmmaker Paul Osborne proves why getting your feature completed is the easiest part of the battle by highlighting the difficulty of getting the finished product accepted into a film festival. Ask any independent filmmaker and they'll tell you that getting their movie completed was one of the hardest tasks they've ever accomplished. Little do most realize that this is merely the beginning, and that over the following months and years they will rack up a growing pile of film festival rejection letters while breaking the bank attempting to cover submission fees. In many ways, the fight to get your film placed in a major festival is more grueling than the production of the film itself. In this eye opening documentary, Osborne offers a crash course in the politics and pitfalls of life on the festival circuit so that aspiring entrees won't be caught off guard. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide
As the clock counts down the final minutes of what will likely be the last morning of Larry Taylor's life, events unfolding simultaneously at another location detail precisely how what seemed to be a typical home invasion may in fact be something far more sinister. Larry Taylor was jet-lagged when he awoke to find two strangers in his bedroom, and in the next ten minutes he will be forced to make some important decisions that could mean the difference between life and death. Only by acknowledging the events unfolding elsewhere at precisely the same moment can it be determined who these men are and what they truly want, and as the connection between the two events slowly begins to come into focus, so, too, does the truth. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide
- Starring:
- Alfonso Freeman, Rick Wasserman, (more)
- 1998
Scott Storm made his directorial debut with this intense psychological thriller. Screenwriter Ben Sharpe (Randall Slavin), is attempting to conquer a writer's block when former friend Tom Rice turns up with a completed manuscript and solid publisher connections. Ben pretends to be pleased for his one-time pal, but in truth he harbors much envy and resentment, a situation that worsens when he eavesdrops on Tom's lovemaking with publisher's daughter Amanda (Andrea Roth). At the typewriter, he pecks out a fiendish plot to gain the upper hand on Tom -- with Amanda becoming a pawn in the game. Synthesized music score by Joe Kraemer. Shown at the 1998 Slamdance Film Festival. ~ Bhob Stewart, All Movie Guide
- Starring:
- Randall Slavin, David Hayter, (more)
