Lit Stage & Screen
PULSE by Megan Falley
Filmed by Ali Bibbo & Sarah Megyesy. Edited by Sarah Megyesy.
Megan Falley is the queer femme author of two full-length collections of poetry on Write Bloody Publishing. Her chapbook, Bad Girls, Honey (Poems About Lana...
The Great Manifesto of Acceptance by Gianne Inumerable
Quotations in the video:
"It is not our differences that divide us. It is our inability to recognize, accept, and celebrate those differences." –Audre Lorde,...
Fran Flowers Inner Monologue by Hannah Horton
The following monologue is an excerpt from Hannah Horton's screenplay.
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Screenplay Summary: After three years, five months, and nine days of giving the silent treatment to...
The Muse by Madison Kaldhusdal
Kit is an author whose characters are surprisingly real, and Skipper is his newest creation.
"The Muse" was entered in Kettle Moraine High School's May 30th...
With a Piece of Chalk by JuBa Films
Synopsis:
A young boy called Justen, who went through a doleful past, discovers a way to change his situation greatly.
The Amazing Little Boy: Justen Beer...
The Paper Bag Girl by Alex Harris
This is a short film made by students for a film-making project.
Starring: Alex Harris, Will Stewart, Rach Saunders, Jesse Dancaster
Cinematographer: Cass Sole
Editor: Alex Harris
Soundtrack:...
Ruby & Mitch by Emily Ward
INSIDE OF CIRCUS TENT
RUBY and MITCH (two teenagers, perhaps no more than 17) are
standing around a roped-off area; above them a group of
aerialists perform...
The Paper Girl by Paula Borgie
Adam Fisher, an ordinary 15-year old, had always wanted to be a writer. That summer, he had only one thing on his mind: write a novel....
Hear Me Now by Tim Brennan
(A Play in One Act)
Characters:
Pooh/Lydia: Sixteen-ish. Dress casual. She is readying for a casual date.
Mama/Lisa: Middle thirty-ish to late thirty-ish. Her dress is very casual. Perhaps...
How to Do the Drum in Irish Step Dance by Darrah Carr
Our theme this month at Germ is "March to the beat of your own drum." You might want to know how to do the...
