Serious director looking for short film scripts

Hi,
Im a jobbing commercials director looking to move into longer form comedy.
Im working on a self initiated project as a first calling card but am now looking for a great short film script and the chance to collaborate with a great writer.

I have modest finance in place and a willing crew ready to make a great short,
i just need to find your perfect script.

If your a fan of cowards, curb, peepshow, nighty night, human remains and you have a great (and contained) script under 10 minutes please get in touch.

www.jessscotthunter.com
(a mixed bag of work but look at ep 1 of my first comedy project on the shorts page)
jessscotthunter@gmail.com

Cheers
Jess

Hope you're ready for a LOT of stuff!
This is a great opportunity for someone.
I've got something - but I'm not sure it fits what you're after - leans towards comedy drama a bit too much, maybe.
I might send it anyway - a polite 'No' will suffice!
But you've come to the right place - there's a fair bit of talent knocking around.
A deal of shit, too.
But then you're used to that - you work in advertising.
(I used to as well, so I'm allowed to say that!)

The Reel's looking nice, BTW

Good luck.

Liked the sound on your short Jess! Nice camera work too. What did you shoot it on?

Nice

The 'ep 1' being a tadd obvious 'Brent' like but

I could punch myself for not having something to send!

Just re-read your post.
How 'contained' is contained?

Ta.

Not that f**king serious, then.

Would a 10 min canned film script be considered as sufficiently 'contained'?

I don't have scripts for you but am myself trying to develop them at the mo. I would say that I am an actor with, I think, excellent comic timing and a feel for comedy. Have a look at my you tube channel and web site and get in contact if you feel my talents as an actor could help you. Best of luck!!

To be honest, mate, I think he's knobbed off.

I think he's a she.

Quote: Trabs @ November 16 2010, 2:44 PM GMT

I think he's a she.

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Pretty sure Jess is a geezer.

Maybe you're right. It's hard to tell these days.