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The Rougarou of Beecroft(Part 3 of 5)
Sam is targeted by a
new frightening entity from Beecroft Manor, and nobody knows if it has anything to do with his deepening friendship with the lovely but witchy Befany.
► Young-Adult Dark Fantasy (Rated PG-13)
► 102-page feature screenplay (also formatted as two 60-minute episodes)
► 4-page synopsis
► $7+ million budget
► © 2013-2022
This screenplay is the 3rd in a series of (so far) five campfire-creepy coming-of-age stories in which my pre-teen heroes deal with baddies both of the human kind (bullies, dealers and bigots) and paranormal kind (magic, myth and monsters): As if poverty in a tough neighborhood isn’t bad enough!
Set somewhere between “Harry Potter” (kids 'n magic) and “Halloween” (but without the gore), this modestly-budgeted series is suitable for the tweens and up crowd and could generate gigabytes of social media. And, like many stories that feature youngsters as the pivotal characters, you can cast some serious, familiar performers in the adult roles to enhance the appeal to mature audiences.
Locations: Primary/elementary school, retirement/nursing home, apartment building - all set in a poorer area of town.
The “Beecroft” series so far, with dream cast suggestions (I have already reached out to some of these or their reps):
► Leading characters - Sam, Befany and Davey (all 10 years of age): TBD
► Part 2.
The Vampyre of Beecroft
(104pp):
Mrs. Madison (
Rose Byrne
,
Amy Adams
, or
Winona Ryder
)
(104pp):
Mrs. Madison (
Rose Byrne
,
Amy Adams
, or
Winona Ryder
)
► Part 3. The Rougarou of Beecroft (102pp):
Alfred (
Bill Nighy
,
Ian McKellen
, or
Morgan Freeman
)
,
Ian McKellen
, or
Morgan Freeman
)
Production Note: This title has been fully costed-out (Top Sheet is here; full budget/schedule/finance plan available upon request)
Ratings Review: Comprehensive independent 5-page report from KIDS FIRST!
Note: While it is felt strongly that Beecroft is a fun “kids series with big scares in it”, as opposed to a “scary grown-up series with kids in it”, the stories are not appropriate for VERY young children. For example, when the little old witch does her witchy thing on the bad guys, it could scare children away from their grandmother! As well, some serious issues are exposed obliquely or head-on throughout the stories: Racism, drugs, death, elder/child abuse, etc.
Accolades:
The entire series achieved “Nominee” status (equivalent to “Finalist”) in the Swedish International Film Festival
(submitted April-July), and The Vampyre of Beecroft was declared the overall Winner for July!
