Short films director Ryan Unicomb plans to make his feature debut on Stream of Consciousness, a sci-fi thriller by American writer J.E. Clarke.
The plot revolves around Dr Saul Aaron, who invents technology which makes telepathy possible. The twist: Is the invention a path into the world of the mind or to a far stranger place?
Clarke.s screenplay Containment, a Zombie/horror pic about a band of teenagers who break into an isolated storage facility, has been optioned by Us-based Primestar Film Group.
Unicomb spotted the Stream of Consciousness script online and negotiated with the writer to buy an option. It will be produced by Purryburry Productions' Aaron Cater and David Breen and Steven Caldwell of Caldwell Entertainment.
The plan is to shoot in Queensland in September with Andrew Conder as the cinematographer. .I have a team of international investors that are interested in moving forward with a feature...
The plot revolves around Dr Saul Aaron, who invents technology which makes telepathy possible. The twist: Is the invention a path into the world of the mind or to a far stranger place?
Clarke.s screenplay Containment, a Zombie/horror pic about a band of teenagers who break into an isolated storage facility, has been optioned by Us-based Primestar Film Group.
Unicomb spotted the Stream of Consciousness script online and negotiated with the writer to buy an option. It will be produced by Purryburry Productions' Aaron Cater and David Breen and Steven Caldwell of Caldwell Entertainment.
The plan is to shoot in Queensland in September with Andrew Conder as the cinematographer. .I have a team of international investors that are interested in moving forward with a feature...
- 1/11/2015
- by Don Groves
- IF.com.au
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