“It’s a movie, not just another screenplay! OddFX speaks to the perseverance of the human spirit and explores the essential and universal question of rebuilding life and learning to trust again. It approaches a difficult subject and tells a story in a compelling and commercially viable way, never missing a beat.”
supporters
Ray Harryhausen was delighted by our screenplay’s reference to him and formally granted us permission to include a reference to him.
CONTRIBUTORS
Adobe Systems • Danielle and Aaron Addleman • Jack Alotto • Julie Barbetti • David Bishop • Kim Bromley • Dave Carson • Simon Cheung • Anthony Costella • Alexander Craig • David Clark Craig and Connie Craig • David Craig and Roberta Cairney • Mary and Robert Craig • Tom and Liz Craig • Chris and Beth Daulton • Jack and Kit Daulton • Michael Daulton • Peter Daulton • Concetta A. Davis • Fon Davis • Lou Dellarosa • Patricia Rose Duignan • Christina Falck • Carolyn Fielding • Kelly Fischer • Dan Goldman • Ned Gorman • Tim Greenwood • Janet Grillo • Shana Hagan • Paul Hill • Amy Hopkins • Peg Hunter • Keith Johnson• Suzi Katz • Jennine Lanouette • Jessica Laszlo • John Levin • Andrew Lewis • Nancy Luckoff • Deanna and Marty Lutzeier • Katherine Murtaugh • Maryann O'Sullivan • Ellen Pasternack • Tim Partridge • Emily Raboteau • Marian Rennels • Deborah Roberto • Lisa Rosenberg • Anthony Shafer • David Sidley • Mark Siegel • Rob Simmons • Dale Smith • Vaughn Smith • Chu Tang • Ryan C. White•
Special thanks to Phil Tippet for giving us alot of his old traditional film equipment.
“The strength of the narrative is its originality. This is a unique, singular story with a particular selection of elements which combine in a manner that has not been done in any other film. That is noteworthy and reflective of a writer with a voice and the courage to express it.”
”This is a very strong concept for the Indy genre and it takes on a powerful female protagonist as well as a wide array of thought provoking and politically topical issues.”
”The script deals with the issues of sexism, domestic violence, and self defense in very real and vivid ways that sends a powerful message, but it does so in an extremely cinematic way.”
PROFESSIONAL SUPPORT