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Call Yourself a Writer | Southern Short Stories

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Sherry Perkins: DeRidder, La; I should've named this blog "Little Chicken" since that's what my husband calls me. You know, the little smart chicken that follows Foghog Leghorn around. Well, that's me: glasses, smart, inquisitive, quiet. Yeah, "Little Chicken" would've been good. I have over 100 published pieces.

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Producers' Comments on my Screenplays! (They're Cool...)

“Accidental Crossings” - Fantasy

Logline: When a slave and a modern-day white man figure out their lives are switched, only one chooses to return to his own time. Can the other, who remains in an unknown world, survive?

Mitchell Galin, Epiphany (Stephen King’s The Stand) – “Sounds interesting as a premise...” May 10, 2010

Ryan Rasmussen, Laura Ziskin Productions (Spider Man, Pretty Woman, As Good As It Gets) – “Like the big idea...” Oct 13, 2009

Lynn Hendee, Chartoff Productions (Rocky Balboa) - “...I do admire your ability to tell a very challenging story in an intelligent manner.” Aug. 19, 2009

“The Princess Janitor” - Period/Family

Logline: Will a janitor’s determination pay off as she tries to prove a fairy tale is actually about her ancestors, or will she remain the laughing stock of her small town?

Julian Kranian, Kranian Productions – “From your very brief outline, it does seem like your script has potential...” Oct 3, 2009

“Arktola” – Western

Logline: A woman struggles to survive an unknown territory when she leaves her abusive husband. Some situations are loosely inspired by true events.

Jessica Scott, Handsomecharlie Films – “Sounds like an interesting story...” Jan 6, 2010

“Finding Ellis” – Character-Driven Drama

Logline: Intentionally stripped of everything by his father, can the spoiled son of a widowed millionaire survive homelessness and receive his inheritance, or will he fail and lose it all?

Alex Daltas, Trilogy Entertainment Group – “We’ve reviewed the script and found it well written...” Sept 17, 2010

Frank Purtill, Participant Media (Syriana) – “We covered homelessness in ‘The Soloist’ and have another economic themed movie in development.” Aug 30, 2010

Cary Kozlov, Cary Kozlov Literary Agent – “...I’d like to read it.” May 7, 2010

Peter Gail, Footprint Features (Stereotype, Rhapsody) – “It’s a strong conceptual piece...” Oct 27, 2009 (when titled as “Homeless Vanda”)

In Progress

“The Oskurmyerweeners” – Parody

“Untitled” – Drama

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Call Yourself a Writer | Southern Short Stories

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