SilverScreenPlays
Screenplays
Since his first screenwriting class, Tim D. Brandt has been hooked on screenwriting. From shorts to feature-length scripts, he enjoys putting pen to paper, or rather finger to keyboard, to let creativity flow. His goal is to convey stories that inspire and resonate with audiences, leaving his mark on the world.
His scripts include Rey of Hope, Whatever It Takes, and In Tune. Whatever It Takes received the first place award in the 2007 Metropolitan State University Student Screenwriting Contest.
Below are introductions to the short and feature-length screenplays written by Tim to date. Full scripts are available for legitimate professional contacts by filling out the form on the contact page. All screenplays and ideas are original to Tim D. Brandt and copyrighted as such.
His scripts include Rey of Hope, Whatever It Takes, and In Tune. Whatever It Takes received the first place award in the 2007 Metropolitan State University Student Screenwriting Contest.
Below are introductions to the short and feature-length screenplays written by Tim to date. Full scripts are available for legitimate professional contacts by filling out the form on the contact page. All screenplays and ideas are original to Tim D. Brandt and copyrighted as such.
Shorts
Rey of Hope
A young latino takes desperate measures to help his ailing grandmother survive.
Give/Take
Investigators are stumped by a series of kidnappings where the victims keep resurfacing unharmed.
Out
A college student returns home to reveal his own self discovery, only to be shocked by another revelation.
The Other Side (Based on "I Could See the Smallest Things" by Raymond Carver)
In the middle of the night, a woman finds her neighbor is suffering more than anyone thought since the loss of his wife.
C'est La Vie
A down-on-his-luck businessman learns that life can be bright, even on the darkest day.
Whatever It Takes
A backup quarterback and his assistant coach father move to a new school and struggle be a part of the championship team.
Paternoster (Entrant in 2007 48Hour Film Project)
An elevator ride reveals what is really important in life. We were given the genre of drama, the prop of an mp3 player, and the line of dialogue "They will get them if we let them."
Rey of Hope
A young latino takes desperate measures to help his ailing grandmother survive.
Give/Take
Investigators are stumped by a series of kidnappings where the victims keep resurfacing unharmed.
Out
A college student returns home to reveal his own self discovery, only to be shocked by another revelation.
The Other Side (Based on "I Could See the Smallest Things" by Raymond Carver)
In the middle of the night, a woman finds her neighbor is suffering more than anyone thought since the loss of his wife.
C'est La Vie
A down-on-his-luck businessman learns that life can be bright, even on the darkest day.
Whatever It Takes
A backup quarterback and his assistant coach father move to a new school and struggle be a part of the championship team.
Paternoster (Entrant in 2007 48Hour Film Project)
An elevator ride reveals what is really important in life. We were given the genre of drama, the prop of an mp3 player, and the line of dialogue "They will get them if we let them."
Features
In Tune
During a Southern California summer, a violin standout and a streetracer struggle with love and life after high school.
Untitled Comedy Project
Currently developing a comedy involving a couple and their struggles with pregnancy, labor, and life after the birth of their child.
In Tune
During a Southern California summer, a violin standout and a streetracer struggle with love and life after high school.
Untitled Comedy Project
Currently developing a comedy involving a couple and their struggles with pregnancy, labor, and life after the birth of their child.
