The Imperial Commission:The Truth of the FirstbornBy Richard Christopher BurriesciI am writing on a subject that has been researched and written about well over a million times, and I offer nothing new that has not been published before. The wise King Solomon said it best more than three thousand years ago in Ecclesiastes: "There is nothing new under the sun." But, like that old sun, the same one, which rises and sets upon this blue planet and has done so for the past four billion years, we welcome its fresh warm life-giving rays, each and every day. On my list of heroes, Jesus Christ, the Son of God, ranks first; and like our sun, His story is always fresh to the ears of those who love Him. There is a living Holy Spirit that makes His story fresh and wonderful.
The Six Chapters in this book include in order:
* THE RESURRECTION
* PONTIUS PILATE
* THE 12 APOSTLES, FAMILY & FRIENDS
* A CASE OF BETRAYAL: JUDAS ISCARIOT
* PAX ROMANA
* GOD IS THE AUTHOR OF SCIENCE
* PONTIUS PILATE
* THE 12 APOSTLES, FAMILY & FRIENDS
* A CASE OF BETRAYAL: JUDAS ISCARIOT
* PAX ROMANA
* GOD IS THE AUTHOR OF SCIENCE
The ACTI PILATI (Full 10 page document Pilate sent to Tiberius Caesar giving detailed account of the trial, Crucifixion and Resurrection of Jesus Christ)
THE GOSPEL OF PETER and other gnostic writings and references to the Lost Gospels.
Did Jesus have to marry? Did He sire children?
Did He travel to England with Joseph of Arimathea?
This has been said before in many books prior to this publication but this information is easy to retain because Mr. Burriesci uses his interesting history-in prospective teaching technique that makes reading this data easy and enjoyable. Many reliable historical documents are included in this book, full account word for word, so you can decipher for yourself. These 120 pages include poems and pictures and are written in easy-to-understand language.
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SCREENWRITER: RICHARD C. BURRIESCI
does the voices of presidents:ABRAHAM LINCOLN, GEORGE WASHINGTON, FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT,
DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER and JOHN F. KENNEDY
DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER and JOHN F. KENNEDY
ACTOR: ED LYNCH
does the voices of presidents:GEORGE BUSH (both father and son), HARRY S TRUMAN, LYNDON B. JOHNSON, RICHARD M. NIXON, GERALD R. FORD and RONALD W. REAGAN
BARBARA LYNCH
narrates and does the voice of LAURA BUSHTHE LINCOLN STUDIO: (804) 225-5510 2220 Jefferson Avenue, Richmond, Virginia 23223 e-mail: TheLincolnStudio@yahoo.com"Memories of 20th Century
New York City & Long Island"
An original song by Richard Christopher Burriesci written especially for this documentary audio production
(The melody of song is whistled @ introduction)
There’s an island in the oceanOff continental U.S.A.Some more islands in the riverGoing to the Hudson Bay Memories of a lifetimeAre fond for meThe culture, tunnel and bridgesIn Long Island and N.Y.C.Vendors in the street selling hot dogsRoasting chestnuts and whole lots morePeople bustling through the trafficIn New York City we adoreTake the ferry to Staten IslandYour car to Long Island shoresRide the train to ManhattanTo the best buildings and finest storesMemories of a lifetimeAre fond for meNew York City and Long IslandIn the 20th Century(The melody of song is whistled while singing refrain)Vendors in the street selling hot dogsRoasting chestnuts and whole lots morePeople bustling through the trafficIn New York City we adoreMemories of a lifetimeAre fond for meNew York City and Long IslandIn the 20th CenturyCopyright 2003: Richard C. Burriesci The Lincoln Studio – all rights reservedTHE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT HAD A COVERT OPERATION!LITTLE DID THEY KNOW ...THE SPACE ALIENS HAD A COVERT OPERATION OF THEIR OWN!!!"ONTARIO ROSE"
Original Story and Screenplay by
Richard Christopher Burriesci and Victoria Janyia Dillard
The 1947 UFO crash in Roswell, New Mexico was no accident!
It was a diversion whereupon Victoria, the pregnant alien from
Antares journeyed to Canada assisted by Navajo Indians
who were close friends to a Captain in the Royal Canadian
Mounties. Her son, Ontario Rose, was born on his
ranch. The Captain raises the extra-terrestrial
genius while Ontario's real father is an elderly
planetary forefather. Their homespun adventure
with a touch of humor unfolds the story of alien
inhabitation of earth today.
"At the age of 16, Ontario is driving his dream car - a two tone peach and black Edsel Citation - 1958 vintage.
The signature horse collar grille is reminiscent of his mother's
home in a galaxy so far away. This insignia was affixed to the
galactic uniform his father wore many times warping through the
abyss of space - a father he would only know through stories his
mother told him." - Quote from Ontario Rose Screenplay
- Quote from Ontario Rose ScreenplayIn this story learn how ELVIS PRESLEY got his famous snarlScroll down to picture of Elvis Presley to see portion of script
GARRY LAND LEFT HIS HEART IN SOUTH MANHATTAN
When I think about my memories of New York, I like to think about the area of the city that I know and like the best, Greenwich Village. It's very much "Old New York" starting at West 14th Street and going south to Houston Street covering the neighborhoods between the Hudson River to the west and Washington Square Park to the east. Most of the houses there are of the federal style architecture and were built between 30 and 50 years before the Civil War. In fact there is a house on Jane Street with a bronze plaque near the door that states Alexander Hamilton died here.
The grid pattern of the numbered streets and avenues that everyone who knows anything about Manhattan is familiar with, came much later than Greenwich Village. The streets wind and curve so much that West 4th Street actually intersects with West 11th Street. Most of the streets there have names like Christopher, Perry, Charles, Jane, Horatio and of course, Bleeker Street that almost everyone has heard of; lined with shops, wineries, bakeries clothing stores and restaurants. One of the reasons I love the village is because there are by far more trees and flowers there than any other place in the city.
One of my earliest memories of the village was my first real meal in New York over 30 years ago. It was a very late at night and I had breakfast food. I immediately noticed that the coffee tasted so much better than any I had ever tasted before. A friend who was there with me at the time was a native New Yorker and explained to me that the public water in Manhattan is actually mountain spring water that is piped into the city from the Catskill Mountains not too far to the north upstate. Anyway, this wonderful restaurant is still there today as busy and as popular as ever. It's located in what I think of as the heart of Greenwich Village, Sheridan Square, where 7th Avenue, Christopher, Grove and West 11th Streets all intersect. The name of the establishment is Tiffany's so, if you ever go to the village you too, can have breakfast at Tiffany's!
Walking east from Sheridan Square toward Washington Square Park you come to the neighborhood called Waverly Place. This area is dominated by an old courthouse with a tall tower and clock high above 6th Avenue. Two of my favorite places ther were Balducci's groceries and the C.O Bigelow Pharmacy. Many times on friday afternoons I would follow Cher in Balducci's and see what she was putting into her basket. This wonderful establishment was an institution in New York; a fancy Italian grocery that I have just learned has gone out of business after 125 years. The C.O. Bigelow Pharmacy opened in 1836 and has never closed its doors since. The amazing thing about the Bigelow Pharmacy is the fact that you can find anything there. If it's a toiletry or drug store item and it exists, you will find it there!
In closing, I would like to dispel a myth that has been perpetuated in the south for many years. I always heard that New Yorkers were not friendly people. This simply is not true. New Yorkers are the friendliest people that I hve ever met, anywhere and that's a fact!
MR. GARRY LAND WHO WROTE THIS COMMENTARY, IS A STAFF WRITER FOR THE LINCOLN STUDIO. YOUR COMMENTS PERTAINING TO THIS ARTICLE E-MAIL: TheLincolnStudio@yahoo.com
DO NOT FORGET THE CLICK THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE PHOTO
IN THE ONTARIO ROSE SCREENPLAY WE LEARN HOW A 12 YEAR OLD BOY NAMED ELVIS PRESLEY GOT HIS FAMOUS SNARL FROM THE BEAUTIFUL EXTRA-TERRESTRIAL FROM ANTARES NAMED VICTORIA. THE SCENE TAKES PLACE IN 1947 AND THESE ARE THE ACTUAL LINES:Copyright 2004: R. C. Burriesci and V. J. Dillard - ALL RIGHTS RESERVEDRegistered with The Library of Congress FADE IN: EXT – OUTSIDE THE MEMPHIS GREYHOUND TERMINAL
The bus pulls into the station on the banks of the Mississippi River. Kyle announces that there will be a two- hour layover. The Chief and the alien walk to the water to watch the elaborate riverboats. A twelve-year-old boy is singing and playing his guitar. Morning Star and Victoria sit on a soft grassy spot by the riverbank. The boy serenades her with a verse of “CLEMENTINE” while her back is against a tree as the Chief sits Indian-style.
VICTORIA
You sing absolutely beautiful. Don’t you think so, Morning Star?
CHIEF MORNING STAR
I must agree; Do you like to sing?
ELVIS PRESLEY
Every chance I get! I sing in our church choir, I listen to the songs that comeout on the radio, someday, I’ll sing to the world. I want to thank you, ma’m; where are you from?
VICTORIA
I am from Antares – a planet far, far away.
ELVIS (Asking the chief)
Sir, she IS joking, isn’t she?
CHIEF MORNING STAR
I could not lie. She is in fact from another world. Victoria, it is getting late – we may have missed our bus.
(Victoria gets up ans kisses the corner of his lip)
ELVIS
I have never been kissed by a beautiful lady from another world before. I won’t ever wash these lips again!
VICTORIA
Well, I only caught one side. Pretend that side is paralyzed and move the other side like this:(DEMONSTRATES THE ELVIS SNARL)
(Elvis, after practicing this a few times gets the knack)
ELVIS
I think I got it! Whenever I do this …
(DEMONSTRATES the snarl Elvis is famous for)
I’ll think of the most beautiful woman in the universe who kissed me. Victoria – is your name?
VICTORIA
Yes it is; Victoria Rose, and who is the young man I’ll be hearing over the air waves soon?(As they are leaving)
(As they are leaving)ELVIS
Elvis, ma’m – my name is Elvis Aron Presley.
Later on in the story, an adult Elvis Presley sings "The Hawaiian Wedding Song" to the Antarian Victoria at her wedding to the Captain. Victoria's son Ontario Rose marries his earthling sweetheart in a beautiful double wedding with the Navajo Chief Morning Star and Canadian Mounties present
Bill Palminteri gave much of the information and did much of the research pertaining to this basic screenwriting course. The combined efforts of Bill and Rich Burriesci should provide valuable information that will help you commence your endeavor in writing a good screenplay. The information provided on this page will be continually updated and expanded accordingly.
Your story begins with an idea, a vision we call the silver screen of imagination, very distinct, detailed, almost a hologram. In no other form of writing do we find this so true. Like a director walking on the set amid the thespians and production crew; or sitting in a front row seat watching your cinema in technicolor. To quote Mr. Syd Field from his book "Screenplay: The Foundations of Screenwriting": "The job of the screenwriter is to write the (movie) script scene by scene, shot by shot. What is a shot? A shot is the cell, the kernel of action; a shot basically is what the camera sees ... scenes are made up of shots. If you want to write a dialogue scene in a master shot all you need to write i.e. INT. - RESTAURANT - NIGHT and simply let your characters speak without any reference to the camera or shot. Resistance is the urge to do something else. Acknowledge it and forge on"
the fundamentals of basic screenwriting: getting started in writing your own movie - the screenplayby Richard C. Burriesci and William L. Palminteria presentation of The Lincoln Studio and its associatesLIGHTS ... CAMERA ... ACTION! GOLDEN RULES:
GOLDEN RULES:YOUR FIRST 10 ... MUST BE A 10!
YOUR FIRST TEN MINUTES (10 PAGES) MUST BE TOTALLY CAPTIVATING
DON'T SAVE YOUR BEST FOR LAST ... YOU WON'T GET THE CHANCE!
REGARDING YOUR SETS ...
INT. EASIER AND CHEAPER TO PRODUCE THAN EXT.
(A DIFFERENCE OF MILLIONS OF DOLLARS REGARDING WEATHER AND PERMITS)
WORK YOUR McGUFFIN IN FIRST FIVE PAGES (SUBPLOTS AND CLUES)[click the word McGuffin underlined above for definition]
[click the word McGuffin underlined above for definition]RESEARCH WELL EVENTS & MATERIAL IN YOUR SCRIPT
ACCURACY IS A MUST ... IT MUST BE BELIEVABLE
HOW TO OVERCOME WB (WRITER'S BLOCK):
DISCIPLINE
A) SET GOAL: TEN PAGES PER DAY NOT NECESSARILY IN SEQUENTIAL ORDER
B) READ ALOUD WHAT YOU WROTE: THE EAR OFTEN PICKS UP MISTAKES
C) CONJURE THREE NEW WORDS OR PHRASES EACH DAY TO USE LATER ON IN SCRIPT
PASS & GO
DO NOT DWELL ON ONE PIECE. MOVE ON! JIGSAW PUZZLES ARE DONE IN SEGMENTS. SO, TOO IS YOUR SCREENPLAY. RESISTANCE - ACKNOWLEDGE IT AND FORGE AHEAD!
TIMING
A) TIME IS OF THE ESSENCE. IF YOU DO NOT CUT IT SHORT ... THEY WILL!
B) MUSIC HELPS TIMING AND FLOW. YOUR FAVORITE SONGS WILL HELP KEEP TIME.
TAKE FIVE: STAY ALIVE
A) TAKE A REST AND DO SOMETHING ELSE; THEN COME BACK RENEWED
B) TAKE A POWER NAP AND DREAM A SOLUTION
C) THE KEY IS THESE THREE: FOCUS - DISCIPLINE - DILIGENCE
CLICK BELOW AND LEARN THE LINGO
IF YOU FOLLOW THE PROPER SCREENPLAY FORMAT ...
ONE PAGE TRANSLATES TO SIXTY SECONDS MOVIE TIME
CREATE A TAG LINE TO ATTRACT MOVIE GOERS AND PRODUCERS
CLICK THE CAMERA FOR FILM MAKING TIPS
CLICKING FELIX THE CAT BRINGS
YOU TO PALMINTERI PRODUCTIONS
what is discipline?
you're a late sleeper and your job calls for you to be up and ready for action at 6:00 a.m. You may hate your work but you are where you supposed to be both bright eyed and bushy tailed at 5:45 a.m. ...With a great attitude!
YOUR THEATRICAL POSTER WILL HELP KEEP YOU FOCUSED
DESIGN ONE NOW!
with your tag line and synopsis
DEVELOPE YOUR CHARACTER
love 'em or hate 'em but don't be indifferent! whether they have one line or the star of your script
SONGS OF RICHARD CHRISTOPHER BURRIESCI (most of his dozen songs were written when he was twelve thru fifteen years of age):
One of his favorites is "TO EVERY MAN" (copyright 1972) his cousin Tincaro wanted to record and sing in his professional act:
TO EVERY MAN ... to every man! THERE IS A DREAM ... IN THAT DREAM, HE HOPES TO FIND ...A LITTLE PEACE, LOVE AND CONTENT ... WISDOM WHEN THEY'RE OLDER, A SOLUTION FOR MANKINDWHEN WE WERE YOUNG ... when we were young!WE WONDERED WHAT WE'D BE ... LIFE SEEM SO EASY, BUT WE COULD'T SEE ... NOW I AM OLDER AND I UNDERSTAND ... THAT THE BEST THINGS IN LIFE, ARE PRESENT IN MAN (repeat song) la, la, la, la ... la, la, la la, la ... mmm ... mmm ... mmm ... la, la RICH BURRIESCI recorded his first song "THE WORLD IS WAITING" at Nola Recording Studio in Manhattan, New York at age twelve:
AT THE PRESENT THE WORLD'S AT WAR ... HARDSHIP AND MISERIES AND MANY MORE ...BUT IF PEOPLE WOULD THINK WHAT A WASTE THIS WOULD BE ... THE WORLD MIGHT BE BETTER FOR YOU AND ME ...(refrain)AND THE WORLD IS WAITING FOR ... (stop) SOMEONE TO COME ... TO GIVE US PEACE AND MORE LOVE FOR SOME ... TO OPEN THAT DOOR ... (stop) AND LET HATE OUT ... AND THIS WORLD WOULD BE BETTER WITHOUT DOUBTIF THE FUTURE HAS IN STORE TO BRING US LOVE AND END TO WAR ... TO CHOOSE THAT ROAD WHICH WASN'T TAKEN ... THEN LET'S PUT AN END TO THE CHAOS WE'RE MAKING ... (refrain)THE WORLD IS STILL WAITING BUT NOT FOREVER ... TO CAST OUT BAD AND TO BRING IT BACK NEVER ...AND I HOPE THAT SOMEONE IS READY TO START HIS CHORE ... AND PUT TO AN END THINGS IN PAST WE SAW ... (refrain)His oldest brother DONALD CARL BURRIESCI wrote the lyrics to these other BURRIESCI COMPOSITIONS between 1967 and 1969:
"THERE IS BUT ONE LIFE" (1967)"WHAT IS LIFE ANYWAY?" (1968)"WHAT DOES MAN WANT ANYWAY?" (1968) "THE DEEP SEARCH" (1968) RICH BURRIESCI found a girlfriend in high school and his songs took on a much lighter tone with simple country flavor love songs in:
"THE EXPLORER" (1969)"BACK ON HOME" (1971)"ADVENTURE RIDE" (1971)"FAITH CAN MOVE MOUNTAINS" (1972)
"BACK ON HOME" (1971)"ADVENTURE RIDE" (1971)"FAITH CAN MOVE MOUNTAINS" (1972)THERE IS BUT ONE LIFE ... A LIFE THAT'S FULL OF HATE AND JOY ... I LIVE IN DOUBT FROM DAY TO DAY ... GOING ON MY OWN HAPPY WAY.LIFE IS VERY HARD TO BARE ... ESPECIALLY, WHEN THERE'S NO ONE TO CARE ... I GO THROUGH THE EVERY DAY TRIALS ... WHICH ONLY BRINGS ME CLOSER TO THE END.I DO NOT KNOW WHO I AM ... OR WHY I AM HERE ... I FEEL LIKE THERE'S ETERNITY ... WHICH WILL HAVE A PLACE FOR ME.I HAVE ONLY ONE LIFE ... A LIFE THAT'S FULL OF HATE AND JOY ... I LIVE IN DOUBT FROM DAY TO DAY ... GOING ON MY OWN HAPPY WAY.WHAT IS LIFE ANYWAY?IS IT PASSING FROM DAY TO DAY? IS IT ONLY TALKING OR WALKING?
IS IT PASSING FROM DAY TO DAY? IS IT ONLY TALKING OR WALKING?IS IT LAUGHING OR CRYING?IS IT LIVING OR DYING?NO, IT ISN'T; IT'S MUCH MORE ... IT'S THE LOVE FOR THE POOR!
IS IT LIVING OR DYING?NO, IT ISN'T; IT'S MUCH MORE ... IT'S THE LOVE FOR THE POOR!IS IT HAVING MONEY?OR BEING FUNNY?IS IT HAVING FAME, OR BEAR A BIG NAME?IS IT BEING PROUD AND STAND OUT IN THE CROWD?IT'S MUCH MORE ... IT'S THE LOVE WE HAVE IN STORE!
OR BEING FUNNY?IS IT HAVING FAME, OR BEAR A BIG NAME?IS IT BEING PROUD AND STAND OUT IN THE CROWD?IT'S MUCH MORE ... IT'S THE LOVE WE HAVE IN STORE!IS IT BEING BIG AND STRONG?IS IT SINGING A MERRY SONG?IS IT BEING TOO SMART TO HAVE A BIG HEART?
IS IT SINGING A MERRY SONG?IS IT BEING TOO SMART TO HAVE A BIG HEART?IS IT BEING PRETTY OR VERY WITTY?IT'S MUCH MORE ... IT'S THE KNOWING RIGHT FROM WRONG!
IT'S MUCH MORE ... IT'S THE KNOWING RIGHT FROM WRONG!LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL!LIFE IS WONDERFUL!LIFE IS GIVING!LIFE IS SHARING!LIFE IS LOVE FOR GOD AND FELLOW MAN ... AND THEN, LIFE WILL BE JUST GRAND!
LIFE IS WONDERFUL!LIFE IS GIVING!LIFE IS SHARING!LIFE IS LOVE FOR GOD AND FELLOW MAN ... AND THEN, LIFE WILL BE JUST GRAND!WHAT DOES MAN WANT ANYWAY?DOES HE WANT TO BE LIKE A WOLF ON THE PREY?IS HE SEARCHING FOR HIGH ACCLAIM?IN ORDER TO ACQUIRE A BIG NAME.DOES HE WANT TO BE SO STRONG? TO DESTROY ALL THAT COMES ALONG.IS HE SEARCHING FOR HIGH ESTEEM?IN ORDER FOR MAN TO FULFILL HIS DREAM ... MAN IS SEARCHING FOR SOMEONE ... HE IS SEARCHING FOR HIMSELF.BUT HE PRETENDS HE'S SOMEONE ELSE ... FOR HE DOES NOT KNOW WHO HE IS ...(refrain)HE SEARCHES HARD AND FAR ... FROM THE WATERS TO THE STAR ...
HE SEARCHES HARD AND FAR ... FROM THE WATERS TO THE STAR ... TO LOOK FOR SOMEONE TO CARE ... BUT ONLY FINDS DOUBT AND A TEAR.MAN LIVES IN THE UNKNOWN ... AND LINGERS ON THE ROAM. NOT KNOWING WHERE A PLACE TO GO ... AFRAID BECAUSE HE DOESN'T KNOW ...(refrain)HE SEARCHES EVERYWHERE ... HE SEARCHES HERE AND THERE ...
HE SEARCHES EVERYWHERE ... HE SEARCHES HERE AND THERE ... ONLY TO FIND MUCH LONLINESS ... WITH MUCH DESPAIR AND STRESS.MAN SEARCHES FOR SOME FAME ... IN ORDER TO ACQUIRE A BIG NAME.UNTIL HE DISCOVERS THE LOVE OF GOD ... THEN THAT'S WHEN THE SEARCH ENDEDI'M GONNA PACK MY THINGS AND GET OUT OF THE CITY ... I'M NOT GONNA BE LOOKED UPON WITH PITY ... FOR YEARS I LIVED IN A PLACE WHERE SKYSCRAPERS COVERED THE POLLUTED AIR ... WHERE MILLIONS OF PEOPLE LIVED AND SEEN THEIR NEIGHBORS KILLED, BUT HEY DIDN'T CARE! A PLACE WHERE CONTAMINATED WATERS FLOW ... AS HATRED AND POVERTY STILL GROW! WHERE THERE'S NEITHER TREES NOR GRASS ... BUT DIRTY FACTORIES AND POISONOUS GAS! OH, I'M LEAVING THE CITY AND EXPLORE ... AND FORGET THOSE THINGS IN PAST I SAW ... OVER THE RAINBOW IS WHERE YOU'LL FIND ME ... THE LAND WHERE BLUE WATERS, CLEAN AIR AND WARM HEARTS WILL BE!Okay, "THE EXPLORER" is not exactly "lyric light-hearted" although the music is upbeat and country-rock. If it were not for the coaxing of James A. McKenzie, a senior at SJAS, this song may never been written. Simply put, Jim told Rich, a freshman at SJAS, to write a new original composition for the school paper "The Quill" and he refused to speak to Rich until this was achieved. Rich eventually wrote the poem and presented it to Jim. He smiled and added it to the school paper. In the meantime, Rich took out his guitar and composed a nice catchy tune ultimately selected to be recorded at Ultrasonic Studios with Vince Hollenstein, Bill Palminteri, Bob Marchand, Barry Geller and Larry Whyte ... the first on GLADIATOR RECORDS.
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HELLO WORLD!
THIS IS THE FIRST PAGE OF MY STORY
Richard Christopher Burriesci was born here at FLOWER FIFTH AVENUE HOSPITAL on the corner of Fifth Avenue and 105th Street in Manhattan, New York on Friday, September 24, 1954 at 2:00 pm. It was a torrid 99 degrees when this 9 lb. 2 oz. son of Dominic (Donald) and Sylvia (Rinaldo) was taken from his mother's womb via Caesarian delivery. She said it was a beautiful hospital. From the looks of it, I agree.
FROM THE SCI-FI MOVIE "EARTH VS. THE FLYING SAUCERS"
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A FAMOUS SCENE FROM
UNIVERSAL PICTURES IN 1935
BILL PALMINTERI SAYS:
IF YOU ARE WRITING YOUR FIRST SCREENPLAY YOU SHOULD WATCH THE 1957 MOVIE CLASSIC "TWELVE ANGRY MEN" BECAUSE THE ENTIRE SCRIPT IS INTERIOR ONE SET SCENE. THE ACTORS REMAIN IN THE SAME COSTUME. THIS TRANSLATES TO INEXPENSIVE MOVIE PRODUCTION WHICH TRANSLATES INTO A FAR GREATER CHANCE OF GETTING YOUR SCRIPT PURCHASED BY MOVIE PRODUCERS AND ONTO THE SILVER SCREEN
"When I was working in television in the mid 90's, we were on set at least 10 hours a day, 7 days a week. My longest day was 23 1/2 hours without leaving the studio or seeing sunlight. That's when I coined the phrase, "In show business, 9 to 5 is a baseball score." - William L. Palminteri
a screenplay in progress by Richard Christopher Burriesci entitled: "THERE ARE NO RED TRAFFIC LIGHTS IN HEAVEN"
FADE IN: EXT.BEYOND THE PEARLY GATES
RICCO
I truly believed there was a conspiracy against me with regards to red lights during my tenure on earth. God knew that my favorite color is red so He made me stop at almost every intersection in my many years of driving;
so it seemed!
Well, well! they call me the "king of horns" but you played your car horn enough in your driving years to get my attention! Welcome to Heaven! I'm Gabriel, and I shall be your first escort in your orientation to Paradise.
GABRIEL
(a trumpet is sounded)
I see miles of automobiles I loved in my childhood. Can I drive the Studebaker?
You can drive any car you wish and as you can tell by their looks that they are all in showroom condition. By the way, the Edsel and Tucker have both been vindicated. There are zillions of motor vehicles you will love but don't know about. Their creators are forever creating.
No more copyrights, no more patents - nothing to steal - pure unadulterated innovation and creation. This is why my horn never stops playing to the wonders and blessings of our God and all His children. Rules of the Road #1 is to breathe His splendor!
RICCO
(distracted by the amazement of seas of classic cars)
GABRIEL
RICCO
(opting to drive a Nash Metropolitan - Gabriel sits himself in the only other seat)
I feel foolish to comment about cars first before asking to see God, Jesus or my friends.
Come now! When a child first sees a toystore ... Well? Don't you remember?
GABRIEL
Well, I'd like my first drive to see God!
RICCO
... and Dorothy of Kansas was off to see the Wizard of Oz! Enjoy the ride, my friend - like the Yellow Brick Road our Golden Highway is beyond your most imaginative expectations but my journey with you ends at the first service station where you will pick up a new car and passenger. Oh yes, there is no need to fill your tank - no gas, oil or currency here - everything is rejuvenated by God's power. Go get yourself some breakfast purely for the pleasure and experience. Enjoy your first of many communions.
GABRIEL
concepts I will explore as I develop the plot to this screenplay:
1)To know that the learning experience never ceases because we learn something wonderful with every encounter.
2)The consequences of free will is rebellion. There are cliques Heaven without the side effects of loathing those different than you or any desire of wishing anyone less than experiencing happiness.
3)Mental thought is tangible. This negates the familiar concept of competition since one can truly become what they think about.
Mental thought is tangible. This negates the familiar concept of competition since one can truly become what they think about.4)The science of a solid passing through another solid is a constant.
5) In this place when one remembers a friend or relative that person becomes real with the appearance best famiiar. Conversations are real and in the present.
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GARRY W. LAND at the age he remembers New York City he writes in this article to the right.
POSITIONS IN MOVIE MAKING
SCREENWRITERS:Copyright Screenplay with the Library of Congress
EXECUTIVE PRODUCER:
DIRECTOR:
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR:
2ND ASSISTANT DIRECTOR:
DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY:
PRODUCTION DESIGNER:
CASTING DIRECTOR:
LINE PRODUCER:
LOCATION MANAGER:
SCRIPT SUPERVISOR:
SET DIRECTOR:
STILLMAN:
VIDEOGRAPHER:
BOOM OPERATOR:
MAKE-UP ARTIST:
KEY GRIP:
GAFFER:
FOLEY ARTIST:
BEST BOY:
COSTUME DESIGNER:
STUNT COORDINATOR:
ANIMAL TRAINER:
CATERING AND CRAFT SERVICE:
TRANSPORTATION COORDINATOR
POST PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR:
MOVIE EDITOR:
TALENT ATTORNEY-AT-LAW:
PRODUCTION ACCOUNTANT:
ASSOCIATE PRODUCER:
PRODUCTION ASSISTANT:
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