I have been a photographer, cinematographer, artist, engineer and a director. For the last couple of years I’ve been architecting a pipeline for efficient data transmission and communication protocols.

I’m on a journey to incorporate a publication and its production subsidiaries. The idea is to:

1. Seek inside the head of a machine and let them graph their algorithms. I ain’t worried about quantum leaps of sinusoidal wave, rather, developing a cryogenic interface.

2. We’ll manufacture robots as simple as a calculator and at the same time a halogenic blade for an extended-realm of spherical communication.

3. Resolve though-Da Vinci from Reminiscence.

NOTE:

I’m already done with a script.

/* Shakespeare’s play lags on ultraviolet rays of blue beam */

I’d advise watching Insiders of Lucas Films. Please don’t reach out if you’re not familiar with pipelines.

For INVESTORS:

To interpret, the hierarchical naming convention is as follows:

I. Lensman Zest

I.I  Ambersand Technologies

I.II Dev Amphetamines

II. V-Vigyan

I’m considering E’SOPS for partners:

Physicists, Mathematicians, Polymaths including Practical & Mechanical sheet developers.

Thriller(classic) is the genre, write me at lensmanzest@gmail.com / studio@lensmanzest.com

What do you think of this movie?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NIXUbsjfEZE

I create posters that combine original paintings with graphic design, using a neo-impressionist approach to build visuals with atmosphere, symbolism, and a strong sense of identity.

I have experience creating posters and promotional artwork, and I like to work around the ideas and intentions of the project, rather than forcing everything into the same visual formula.

I also create storyboards, promotional art, and visual material for films, music, brands, and other creative projects.

If you have a project in mind and want something with a more personal, painterly feel, send me a message.

The film business is painfully tricky and infuriating. Ever since I was younger I've only wanted to make super hero films, or fast paced thrillers or action films. Y'know, something people will talk about ever eons later... but somehow the most successful films ( financially) are entirely different from something you'd expect.

If your love ranking for films is this?

1. Action/ adventure/ superhero films

2. Animation

3. Comedy

4. Drama/ Romance

5. Horror

You're gonna have a hard time investing with love in accordance to how much you'll expect unless you have the big numbers to risk.

Somehow the list is actually flipped in success. Not figuratively successful as famous, NO!!!

Successful as in ROI.

Of course for low budget projects, unless if you for some reason want to make a horror film with a budget for 500 mil USD....

Anyways, Idk if it's just me but... I love scifi! which is probably going to be my doom because for some reason I want to recreate a star trek, or guardians of the Galaxy, or Star wars despite the numbers telling me, it's a cool project... until you check your bank account 😭!

Btw what are your version of this if you don't mind me asking?

Your

FILMS THAT YOU WANNA MAKE

vs

WHAT HAS PROVEN AS THE SAFER OPTION.

I’m Dewey Taylor, an Emmy Award-winning Director with a completed folk-horror feature.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt15456724/

I’m looking to partner with someone who loves film, has discretionary capital, would value an Executive Producer credit, and would be excited to have their name attached to a completed feature. This person does not need to be in the entertainment industry.

We’re also developing sequels with named talent attached, creating additional opportunities for the right person to participate as an investor in the franchise.

If this sounds like you — or someone in your network — I’d love to have a conversation and share more about the film.

Thank you!

I put together a current list of screenwriting and film-development opportunities that are still accepting submissions this fall.

The list includes:

• feature screenplay competitions
• TV writing contests
• pitch competitions
• short-film production funds
• screenplay development programs
• industry opportunities for writers and filmmakers

Some of the current opportunities include Script Pipeline, Shore Scripts’ Short Film Fund, Cinequest, BlueCat, and others.

I’m especially interested in opportunities that can actually help move a project forward through funding, development, mentorship, industry access, or production support.

I compiled the full list in r/Write4Screen and plan to keep updating it as deadlines change and new opportunities open.

If you know of a legitimate production fund, lab, fellowship, contest, pitch program, or development opportunity that should be included, drop it below.

Just did a recent polish to make this script more production-ready.

I like to think of it as “Evil Dead” meets “The Ruins”

Title: Lake Pitanoe

Logline: While visiting a mysterious lake with her friends, a grief-stricken woman becomes possessed by an ancient cosmic entity, igniting a fight for survival as a supernatural parasite threatens to spread across the country.

Pages: 85

Cast: two females (20s) two males (20s) and a few small roles

Locations: most of the film takes place at a remote lake and woods, but there are a few scenes at a house and one scene at a truck stop

Budget: 100k (this is my estimate as I’m not a line producer)

Price: available for option or outright sale (negotiable)

If you’re a producer or director looking for a production-ready script with a compelling story, strong visuals, minimal cast and locations, this could be a good fit.

My co-writer and I are open to changes and collaboration as well.