The One-Page Screenplay
After a short hiatus, we’re extremely pleased to announce the return of Movieline’s One-Page Screenplay. Did you miss it? Of course you did. In today’s auteur-centric cinematic environment — where films regularly run into a third, completely unnecessary hour — isn’t it something of a relief to find a lean, satisfying story you can enjoy in under a minute, leaving you a bonus of 149 to use as you see fit? Say, getting drunk?
Today’s One-Pager comes from John Hlavin, a veteran on FX’s The Shield who recently sold his first feature script to Warner Bros: The Gunslinger, a revenge-driven action picture about an ex-Texas Ranger hunting for the men who killed his brother. Today, John tries his hand at something a little lighter, with a Rapturous romcom called Revelations.
The Official Bio:
John Hlavin has worked in television for five years, most notably on THE SHIELD. He recently sold his first feature, THE GUNSLINGER to Warner Bros.
The One-Page Screenplay:

Previous One-Page Screenplays:
· TS Faull’s THROAT BABIES
· Greg Marcks’s Suicidal at McD’s
· Craig Mazin’s That Explains That
· Michael France’s Tips on Suicide Notes
· Peter Chiarelli’s The Problem with Hot Coffee
· Carl Gottlieb’s Polaris Bears
· Diablo Cody’s Father Approved
· Jeff Lowell’s The Socialite And The Guy With The Real Job
· Michael Brandt & Derek Haas’s Messy Life
· John Turman’s BFF
· Rian Johnson’s The Plains of Rothinian
· The Robotard 8000’s Attempt #3


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Posted 06 Aug 2009, 12:07 PM
That's my brother and he loves to write. What else can I say. (Sigh)
Posted 06 Aug 2009, 12:36 PM
Ha! I love it.
Posted 06 Aug 2009, 12:48 PM
That's my boy!!
Gooder and gettin' better with each script!!!
Love ya', John.
Dad
Posted 06 Aug 2009, 1:49 PM
The best Bible fanfic I've read since Paradise Lost!
Posted 06 Aug 2009, 2:01 PM
Interesting choice of characters!!! Hugs!
Posted 06 Aug 2009, 3:24 PM
Will the proliferation of silent H's in screenwriters' names ever stop?