Redlit Screenplays
Podcast Description
In a world where Hollywood is afraid to take risks on original stories, one podcast is determined to produce the unproduceable, and create a high-quality audio experience for you to listen in on an alternate universe where these films get made.These are the REDLIT SCREENPLAYSThese are the movies no one's talking about. The scripts no one has probably even read besides the writer themselves. The scripts Hollywood doesn't want to make (for better or worse).REDLIT SCREENPLAYS is a podcast that takes scripts written from indie writers and performs a table read, polished by immersive sound design and music.Readers: Ike Mauga Jennica Anusua Langi Taufua Marisa Taylor Scott Liv Rylan
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast explores themes around social issues and imaginative narratives, with specific episodes spotlighting poignant subjects such as racial bias in 'Phillip' and futuristic communication in 'Future Mail', delving into complex character dynamics and societal reflections through original scripts that go unheard in mainstream cinema.
In a world where Hollywood is afraid to take risks on original stories, one podcast is determined to produce the unproduceable, and create a high-quality audio experience for you to listen in on an alternate universe where these films get made.
These are the REDLIT SCREENPLAYS
These are the movies no one’s talking about. The scripts no one has probably even read besides the writer themselves. The scripts Hollywood doesn’t want to make (for better or worse).
REDLIT SCREENPLAYS is a podcast that takes scripts written from indie writers and performs a table read, polished by immersive sound design and music.
Readers:
- Ike Mauga
- Jennica Anusua
- Langi Taufua
- Marisa Taylor Scott
- Liv Rylan
Today, we look at the short films Phillip and Future Mail.
Phillip written by Jaimy Gardner: In the aftermath of a racially charged incident involving his son, Levi Wright meets with his son’s teacher, Alissa Huntley. Their meeting soon devolves into a confrontation in which hidden biases and painful truths are unraveled as they navigate through their conflicting perspectives and personal struggles… all of which unexpectedly leads them to find common ground in their shared concern for Levi’s son and their commitment to help him.
Future Mail written by L.T. Truong: A space travel agent receives an email that she sent herself twenty years ago
Readers:
- Ike Mauga
- Jennica Anusua
- Langi Tuifua
- Marisa Taylor Scott
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