Let me introduce you to the Old Time Radio Catalog. The site features thousands of old time radio shows from the golden age of radio. It is a catalog of radio shows aired from 1920’s to 1959. It has articles featuring media personalities, shows, music, and a lot more. They have thousands and thousands of shows on MP3 for very reasonable prices.

You can listen to Dragnet, Science Fiction Radio, Gunsmoke, Nightwatch and much, much more! And, they feature a free daily audio download! And, everytime you buy one of their excellent programs, OTR Catalog throws a little scratch myway which I pour back into the site to keep this awesomeness rolling! – Don

Over on the Unproduced Scripts page there are 53 new or revised scripts up for your reading pleasure. – Don

Jay “jwent6688” short script The Status of Things (5 pages – pdf format) has been filmed by USC film student Alison Daniel.

A third date goes bad

You can talk about the script on the Discussion Board and talk about the film here.

SimplyScripts Radio – So Long and Thanks for All the Fish Edition. The Changing of the Guard

The panel talks to the panel. After nearly two years and 30 shows, Michael Cornetto signs off as producer of Simply Radio. The panel looks back at the evolution of the show, memorable guests and difficult moments, and discuss where the show might go from here. Rated PG-13 for brief swearing, sustained nostalgia and one instance of drug-dealing.

SimplyScripts Radio: So Long and Thanks for All the Fish [ 33:56 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (1535)

Show Notes

• Skype Minutes – (proto SimplyScripts Radio)
• inaugural ‘SimplyScripts Radio’ podcast
• Inner Sanctum Edition Interview with studio reader “Johnny”
• Ron Osborn Edition Interview with Ron Osborn
• Haunted Doily Edition Interview with Drew Daywalt
• Toxic Avenger Edition Interview with Lloyd Kaufman
• Profanity Edition Interview with Babz Bitela
• Holiday Edition Interview with Craig Clyde
• Independent Edition – Interview with Kara Ford
• End of Days Edition Interview with Peter Nicholson

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SimplyScripts Radio is produced by Jon Barton and released under a Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial No Derivatives 3.0 license.

This episode the panel consisted of Michael Cornetto, Jon Barton, Pia and Mike Shelton.

Music provided by Incompetech.com.

Interested in joining the panel? Send an email to radiosimply (at) gmail.com

Please, we’d love to have feedback on the show.

iTunes users can subscribe to the SimplyScripts feed and have the show automatically downloaded to your iPod. – Don

This just in on the TV Scripts and Teleplays page – Moby Dick by Anton Diether. Thanks Anton for the donation!

Anton Diether is the writer of the 1998 Hallmark TV miniseries Moby Dick, the highest-rated long-form show in basic cable history, nominated for five Emmy and two Golden Globe Awards; the 1999 ABC-TV miniseries Cleopatra; and the 2002 Hallmark Channel miniseries Stranded.  Anton developed Beauty and the Beast for Fox Family, Land of Oz for Disney, Gold Fever for Phoenix Pictures, Operation Greylord for Showtime, and Taj Mahal for Threshold Entertainment.  He recently wrote Lost At Sea for TNT, which was to star Patrick Swayze, directed by Nicholas Meyer; and Swim For Your Lives for RHI, to be filmed in 2011.

DIANTON PRODUCTIONS, based in Austin, Texas, is funding its first feature film, Suburban Gothic, as well as Sindrome, White Devil of Shanghai, Wild Cargo and Cult, currently in development.

The Dark: One For The Road

The Dark is a six episode anthology series born from both the mind of Michael Cornetto and the February One Week Challenge. Writers were challenged to write, within one week, an eight to 12 page horror, supernatural thriller, fantasy, or science fiction script on the theme of The Dark – a story that sheds light into the darkest reaches of the mind, into deepest shadows of the imagination and into the blackest void at the end of the universe..

Six stories by six authors were selected. This is the forth episode. (You can watch the earlier episodes here.)

The episode is entitled One For The Road written by Cameron Mitchell

Four people in an isolated Nebraska diner encounter a stranger with a horrifying secret.

View the script here (pdf format) Say nice things to Cameron about his script here. Comment on the film here.

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The Farm by Robert G. Newcomer

A troubled family must unite to save a young niece from the sinister forces that inhabit a snowbound northern farm. (Horror, Supernatural Thriller)

Read the Script 107 pages in pdf format

Status: Available

Writer Bio: By day, Robert G. Newcomer works as a medical and scientific writer. He holds a PhD in Biochemistry, and his writing has been published in numerous academic journals as well as a book chapter.

His favorite film is Blade Runner, but his genre of choice is Horror, as seen in his short scripts Someplace Nice and Dark and Salvage. He gave voice to Tanis, narrator for both seasons of the SoulShadows series, and counts his forever-in-progress adventure series Starbuck Starr amongst his personal favorites of his works. Growing up, he spent his summers on an Indiana farm, and notes that the house and every prop found in The Farm, from the windmill on down, do exist in real life.

Robert (bert) is also a moderator for the SimplyScripts discussion board. He was raised in Florida, but has recently moved to the Philadelphia area with his wife, his two sons, and his evil cat. Since arriving up North, he is still trying to figure out the food, the weather, and how he has inexplicably ended up owning four chickens.

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