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Andrew Sayre (Kilgore A. Trout)

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Gender: M
Your vocation(s) (hold Control key to select multiple): Screenwriter; Film Director/Producer; Editor (Film)
Bio: I've been concentrating on writing (not just film) over the past six years or so. And I have managed three feature scripts in that time. But now I'm looking to get back on a set again do some short film ideas I've had over that time.
Current Project (s) and What you're seeking (explain in more detail what "I'm Looking For"): I have a few feature scripts that I have been shopping around when and where I can. But more immediately I'm looking to do some modest shorts when I can manage it. Nothing fancy, and most likely all out of my own pocket, so we're talking real small shoots here.
City: Somerville
State: MA
 

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Blog description:
review of the film 28 Weeks Later

– Thursday, November 15 2007 –
No Country for Old Men
I see a lot of films every year. It’s my thing. I&rsqu
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– Wednesday, October 17 2007 –
The Darjeeling Limited
Ah, Wes Anderson.
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– Friday, October 12 2007 –
Review: Lust, Caution
For most filmmakers, getting the MPAA’s dreaded NC-17 rating pasted onto your film is the ultimate kiss of death. NC-17 was brought in a few ye...
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– Thursday, August 16 2007 –
Review: The Ten
American comedy is on life support.
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– Sunday, June 10 2007 –
Review: Paprika
I like anime. Well, a some of it anyway. I’m just barely old enough to remember with fondness Star Blazers, a little of the original Speed Rac...
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– Sunday, May 27 2007 –
Review: 28 Weeks Later
In the world of moviegoing, there are a few things that, while not necessarily universal rules, are standards that are very close to infallible.&nbs...
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