| FUTURE FILMS Films are one of the great expression pieces in media today. They can be easily viewed on the web, or transferred to DVD . We are constantly looking for the next best script to shoot from. Submit them to ScriptSubmissions@FastTrackProductions.biz And we encourage writers to contribute to the making of their screenplay. The films we shoot are generally mid budget, with exceptional actors & crew. Though we are very capable of shooting a big budget thriller, our films tend to be heavy in story, and not in special effects. |
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| Peppermint Park - Screenplay by John Wambles This is a love story, in it's most simplistic form, one person falls in love with another, who is already married with a family. The twist to this story is, they are two men. What does he choose? The heterosexual life that he has portrayed, for all these years....or the homosexual life that gives him the fulfillment of love. |
| SIN - Screenplay by Raphael Giovanni Carlo SIN is an exciting new project for Fast Track Productions. This started as a short film, which is actually the first ten minutes of the feature film. The original short script, written by Port Orchard screenplay developer, Raphael Giovanni Carlo, placed in the top five finalists, as one of the best scripts in The Northwest Film Forum Competition. |
| Spare The Rod - Screenplay by Jacob Sanders Behind the eyes of a feral, battered 8 year old boy, lies the compassion of ageless innocence. While being locked away in the basement of his drunken abuser, the young child finds solace within the borders of the woods that surrounds a small Southern town. In order to survive, he must escape his confines in the night, and feed from the fruits of nature. All seems hopeless until one magical evening when the boy finds a clearing in the woods that leads him to the home of a savior, Edmonton, a sickly, elderly man, who befriends the child. At first, Edmonton is conflicted with his own demons. He does not quite understand the true wrath that this child endures. Through twisting and sometimes aggravating events, Edmonton and the boy save each other's lives, and in the process, open the eyes of a town that has fallen asleep, all the while being haunted by the drunkard. |