"I found this to be an incredibly unique, compelling story."
"There was some fantastic visual storytelling throughout the script."
- Emmy-winning screenwriter on Crossing Borders
(WeScreenplay 8/10 rating, top 5%)
Hi and welcome!
I put together this site to explain who I am, where I come from, what my experience and skills are as well as some of the projects I'm working on.
You can also learn about some of the services I offer - like consulting, editing or screenwriting. I can help you turn a raw idea, book or even a partial script into a fully-complete, high-quality, marketable screenplay that can be sent out to producers and other industry pros.
I hope you'll enjoy the site. I'm always open to questions and comments, feel free to contact me here.
Wishing you all the best in your creative journey!
Best,
Michael
P.S. Click here to learn about me in Hebrew.
You can also learn about some of the services I offer - like consulting, editing or screenwriting. I can help you turn a raw idea, book or even a partial script into a fully-complete, high-quality, marketable screenplay that can be sent out to producers and other industry pros.
I hope you'll enjoy the site. I'm always open to questions and comments, feel free to contact me here.
Wishing you all the best in your creative journey!
Best,
Michael
P.S. Click here to learn about me in Hebrew.
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CROSSING BORDERS:
(Click here for the full website) 2019 WESCREENPLAY SEMI-FINALIST "Crossing Borders" is a true-life, historical drama and adapted screenplay based on the memoir, "He Died Alone in Tijuana," by Raymond Dayan. The screenplay has been rated by a NATAS Emmy-winning screenwriter in the top 5% of scripts they've reviewed: "I found this to be an incredibly unique, compelling story." Logline: In 1975, when a Connecticut family man learns of his scam-artist father’s death in a Tijuana hotel, he relives his tumultuous youth and the schemes that kept his family moving around Europe, the Middle East and beyond. A true story. 
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2016 NFVF DEVELOPMENT BENEFICIARY 2019 MUSE AWARDS SEMI-FINALIST In contemporary South Africa, a spoilt white millennial fakes his ethnicity to land a top job, helping him win back his family and the love of his life. But the job comes with surprises nobody planned for. After receiving initial approval from SA's national film fund this dramedy went through serious bureaucratic delays, but has been revived in 2019. |
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