Globulous
Consulted on plot structure, character development, and dialogue for this fun B-movie-inspired monster movie.
Quarterfinalist, Atlanta Film Festival Screenplay Competition; Top 10%, Coverfly
“A huge thanks to script consultant Chip Street for the feedback that is getting my screenplay noticed in competitions. It helped raise this to the next level. Much appreciated and highly recommended!”
– Flax Glor, Film Instructor, Clatsop Community College; Author, “Filmmaking Simplified” and “Cinema Simplified”; Producer/Director, Smoothio Films; Script Analyst, Coverfly
Phoenix Falling
Consulted on story and dialogue, and created new scenes for this dramatic thriller.
“I just read your comments. It definitely gives the kid motive, and helps me in directing the scene.”
– Ram Hernandez, Screenwriter/Producer/Director, Red Rocket Films
Swamp Killer
Consulted on story and dialogue, and created new scenes for this campy horror flick.
The film is still in development but the concept trailer is listed on IMDB.
“Love this. Perfect.”
– Ram Hernandez, Screenwriter/Producer/Director, Red Rocket Films
Nice To Meet You
Contracted to help with a top-to-bottom rewrite for this Ukraine-based romcom. Helped localize the language and themes for an American audience.
Conflated characters, developed arcs, edited dialogue, created new scenes and subplots.
“I’m happy with your comments! Thanks a lot, Chip, good job!
– Mike Sorochev, Screenwriter/Producer/Director, Mamai Productions
The Sleeping Deep
Consulted on plot structure, character development, and dialogue for this Lovecraftian horror.
“My scripts would not be in the shape they are without his professional input and insightful feedback. My entire approach to writing now goes to 11, not just my screenplay. Thanks Chip!”
– Jeff Palmer, Screenwriter/Producer/Director; Screenwriting Adjunct Professor, Fitchburg State University; Video Production Adjunct Instructor, Northern Essex Community College
Dreamers Edge
Consulted on story and dialogue for this fantasy thriller creature-feature screenplay.
The story was later novelized and is now available on Amazon.
“I’m so grateful for the feedback on the script – I don’t think it would have gotten to a better place on its own, regardless of how hard I tried. I spent a full year doing a re-write based on your notes, which I hope resulted in a better story. Thank you!”
– Jason Nicholson, Screenwriter/Producer/Director, Normal Network Film & Animation
The Monarch Project
Contracted to help with a top-to-bottom rewrite of this action-thriller.
Top 20% at Austin Film Festival; Semi-finalist at Slamdance.
“I recently consulted with Chip on my psychological thriller screenplay and it was by far the best move I could’ve ever made. What I received far exceeded my expectations.”
– Jeff Warrick, Screenwriter/Producer/Director, IgniteProductions
Hope Dances
Consulted on story and dialogue for this family-friendly drama.
Aquapolis
Contracted to localize dialogue, and write new scenes for this world-building mobile game.
“I think you’ve done a great job! I wasn’t expecting myself to laugh and smirk that much reading your take on the dialogues that I’ve read so many times before.”
– Eugene Ivanov, Candygrill Games
Flirt City
Contracted to localize dialogue, and write new scenes for this interactive dating game.
“I think you’ve done a great job! I wasn’t expecting myself to laugh and smirk that much reading your take on the dialogues that I’ve read so many times before.”
– Eugene Ivanov, Candygrill Games
Faeries: Rise of the Sin Eaters
On foot and out of ammo, four city slickers and an elderly woman suffering from dementia struggle to reach the safety of a mountaintop ranger station as a troupe of pack-hunting, echo-locating faeries tracks them through the woods, picking them off one by one.
A creature feature in the vein of “The Descent meets Tremors.”
Previously optioned. Currently available.
BlueCat quarterfinalist, Shriekfest finalist
“A lively, unusual slasher movie that delivers plenty of gore, and introduces a new set of monsters that could be worth a franchise.”
– Shriekfest Screenplay Competition
Grampa Was A Superhero
Convinced he’s a 1950s TV superhero, Grampa drags his grandson on a cross-country road trip to confront his imaginary arch enemy… but when they accidentally thwart a series of crimes, they inadvertently become folk heroes.
Previously optioned. Currently available.
Rocket Summer
Small-town teens secretly build a rocket-powered car, but family troubles and a lack of mechanical know-how make staying secret, and staying safe, nearly impossible.
Top 15% in the Nicholl competition.
SOLD. Currently in development.
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