David C C Erickson

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Filmmaker and Screenwriter

Minneapolis, Minnesota

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June 2012

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About David

Minneapolis-based screenwriter/filmaker, writing for 17 years in all genres, several film projects including two award winning short films. A McKnight Fellowship ($25k, yippee!) and high finishes in Nicholl - I seem to average the top 15%, the best was top 10% for my weirdest script to date (KYLE GOES TO MARS).

Looking for management, projects to collaborate on, placement of my work with producer...

Unique traits: I have 2 heads. No really.

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BILL LAND Budget: $100K - $1M | Comedy When an activist grade-school teacher declares his condemned childhood home a country of its own, he takes on the United States of America in a battle for independence - to stop the wrecking ball from demolishing his nation
ZOMBIE PARK Budget: $0 - $100K | Comedy Kicked out of med school, a wanna be doctor takes a job treating theundead in a zombie-themed amusement park, struggling to study zombieanatomy and make friends - including the one zombie who can talk
I ROBBED THE DALAI LAMA Budget: $1M - $5M | Comedy When a cocky thief steals a priceless artifact from Buddhist monks, he fights his psycho ex-girlfriend the fence, who would kill for it, and his newly found conscience’s urge to do the right thing by returning it, risking death and reincarnation as a cockroach
KYLE GOES TO MARS Budget: $1M - $5M | Comedy When a one-man mission to Mars encounters technical difficulties, the junk food company that funded the venture battles NASA over exploitation of the crisis for profit, the astronaut's family squabbles bitterly on camera, and a reality t.v. show captures the chaos for broadcast to the world.
IMAGINARY FIENDS Budget: $100K - $1M | Horror When immature adult patients from an “achieving maturity” therapy group start getting killed off by the imaginary friends they still cling to, their therapist fights to destroy these evil manifestations before all his patients die
BODY BLOW Budget: $0 - $100K | Comedy When the macho owner of a failing boxing gym has to add yoga classes to make ends meet, he struggles to appease his disgruntled manly regulars while reluctantly welcoming the wholesome new clients and sparring with the ambitious instructor.