LATEST:
One of Us' - screenplay, SEMI-FINALIST, Best Short Screenplay, Santa Barbara International Screenplay Awards, California, USA, April, 2022;
'One of Us' - screenplay, WINNER, Best Short Screenplay, Rome Prisma International Film Festival, Rome, Italy, April, 2022;
'One of Us' - screenplay, SEMI-FINALIST, Best Short Screenplay, New York International Screenplay Awards, New York, USA, April, 2022.
Internationally acclaimed, award-winner writer
"A fast-paced, boiling pot
of a one-act play."
"The curtain coming down sends an immediate message that you have just seen something profound."
Dtraslerwriting, LazyBee Scripts Appraisal
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Self-Publishing Review
WINNER: Best Stage Play Script, London, 2021
WINNER: Best Stage Play, Miracle Makers International Film Festival, Las Vegas, 2021
WINNER: Best Stage Play Script, 4th Dimension Independent Film Festival, Bali, 2021
“He’s not our friend. A friend would never do something like this."
Concerned that they might not get the best grades for the upcoming examinations, four boys at a boarding school decide to break into the storeroom where their exam papers are held.
Then one of the boys locks the other three in, and leaves.
Betrayed and knowing they will get caught red-handed, the three incarcerated boys must face their own demons as well as their problems with each other.
‘One of Us’ is the screenplay adaptation of ‘Red-Handed’.
OFFICIAL SELECTION (Best Short Screenplay) at the Fort Myers International Film Festival, Florida, April, 2022;
OFFICIAL SELECTION (Best Short Screenplay) at the Los Angeles International Screenplay Awards, April, 2022;
SEMI-FINALIST (Best Short Screenplay) at the New York International Screenplay Awards, New York, USA, April, 2022;
SEMI-FINALIST (Best Short Screenplay) at the Santa Barbara Intl Screenplay Awards, California, USA, May, 2022;
WINNER, (Best Short Screenplay), Rome Prisma International Film Festival, March, 2022.
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“Pritchard vividly stages the play with inventive demonstrations of flashbacks and a minimal use of props.”
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