HACKSVILLE    by Leo Whistler
Price: $0.99 USD. 75960 words. Published on September 17, 2010. .
Leo Whistler is a young screenwriter with a disastrous love life, a dark family secret and a career that isn’t. Then he gets his first big gig to write a TV movie about Blue Meadows, a blind environmentalist on day 722 of her tree-sit protest—and his life really begins to fall apart. Hacksville is a coming-of-age tale for the man-child set and a subversive twist on the Hollywood novel.

Cloudy Mountain - an original screenplay    by Greg Wilkerson
Price: $1.99 USD. 25610 words. Published on September 30, 2010. .
A group of boys, led by Ian McCloud, set out to find their missing friend on the mysterious mountain at the edge of their rural community. They come to find the mountain's only resident is a conniving old man with a pack of dog-like beasts at his command. Through their adventure the mountain's secrets are revealed and the boys learn of their own family connections to the old man's troubled past.

Über den Wolken    by Rainer Stenzenberger
Price: Free! 970 words. Published on October 30, 2010. .
NOTE: This is a German short film screenplay which won a 1st prize for best dialogue! In diesem Kurzfilmdrehbuch beobachten wir die beiden Fensterputzer Kalle & Ranjid bei der Arbeit an einer Hochhausfassade. Die amüsante Geschichte gewann den ersten Preis für die beste Dialogszene beim renommierten Writing Tournament 2005 in Berlin.

Schatten der Engel    by Rainer Stenzenberger
Price: Free! 21450 words. Published on November 3, 2010. .
Achtung, dies ist ein Drehbuch! - Cosmo Torsev ist die bestbezahlte Datennutte in New Angeles. Menschen interessieren ihn wenig, auch nicht die vielen rätselhaften Selbstmorde junger Frauen. Dann platzt das Cyberpunkgirl Zoe nach einem Einbruch in sein Leben. Die halbe Stadt und der größte Pharmakonzern des Planeten jagen sie - und nun auch Cosmo. Er dreht den Spieß um.

In My Shorts, Hitler's Bellhop and Other Stories    by Paul Kupperberg
Price: $0.99 USD. 40570 words. Published on December 14, 2010. .
Six short stories by the author of Two Tales of Atlantis, including a savage look at the dark side of creativity (“Food for the Beast”) and the comedy screenplay that Jerry Lewis never wrote but might have (“Hitler’s Bellhop”), with stops along the way to fight vampire squirrels, live the life of a superhero, visit a graveyard, and bow before the zombie king.

Happily Divorced, or how to rob the robber    by Benn Flore
Price: $5.99 USD. 4310 words. Published on February 1, 2011. .
After 40 years of troublesome marriages two 65 year old men are happily divorced but broke. Their future may only last five years. They decide to rob the robber.

Grizzly Future    by Robert Taylor
Price: Free! 3030 words. Published on February 2, 2011. .
Follow along with Dr. Bob Sperr in his documentary expose on the North American Grizzly Bear. The inroads of humanity have pushed this species to the brink, can evolution save the bears? Dr. Sperr observes one particular bear over the course of several days. His findings brought shock and awe to the scientific community and they will stun you as well. A Teleplay.

Jesse's Heart (a Screenplay)    by David Segrove
Price: Free! 15460 words. Published on February 6, 2011. .
Jesse's Heart is a Screenplay. Jesse Warner has just received a new heart and is ready to begin enjoying life with his young family after years of ill health. But the donor's wife believes she is entitled to share in his happiness...even if it means sharing Jesse with his wife and son. After all, doesn't his heart belong to her?

Killer Weave: An Original Screenplay    by Lena Wilson-Claybon
Price: $1.99 USD. 23240 words. Published on April 2, 2011. .
KILLER WEAVE is a gritty HAIR-RAISING revenge horror that pays homage to the B-movie, killer/horror films of the past but with an updated urban contemporary twist. You'll never look at hair weaves quite the same again!

All About Nikki- Three Episodes From The Fabulous First Season    by Shawn James
Price: $0.99 USD. 12970 words. Published on May 30, 2011. .
She thinks it's her world. Unfortunately, we have to live with her.