Des Sousa

The Slimebag Project (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Ever heard of the Blair Witch Project? So did Pitcher. Pitcher believes the myths and now she wants to make her own microbudget movie.

Unfortunately, the local venture capitalist is only interested in tech start-ups. Worse than that, Pitcher is incredibly lazy and refuses to even skim through the book that an entrepreneur recommends about film finance.

But when Pitcher's father starts losing his battle with cancer, he makes a request that might help the young filmmaker achieve her dreams. With the help of her ditsy best friend, her depressed aunt, and a rag tag group of wannabe filmmakers she meets at a festival, Pitcher aims to accomplish the impossible.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Des Sousa
• Erscheinungstermin: 7. Dezember 2021
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781005122706
• Artikelnr.: 75886745

Autorenporträt

As a child, Des Sousa skipped the "about the author" pages and went straight to the stories. I suggest you do the same. But, curious minds are welcome to read along, if you like. More detailed snippets about his life are covered in the "about the author" pages of Sousa's books.
Des Sousa loved to watch films from a young age and spent many years as an independent filmmaker. Sousa used to walk into a festival not knowing what it was, just because a film was there. Sousa heard filmmakers of all kinds, from political to artistic to purely commercial, tell about how they made their movies. Hearing these stories inspired "The Slimebag Project."
Sousa lived in five countries. The first two may appear in later plays. The third, and strangest, was the United Kingdom.
Des Sousa's first job in the UK was trainee hairdresser. No, things were not as violent as they are in "Rinsed In Blood", but the clients liked to gossip and the friendly atmosphere inspired the character interaction. Unfortunately, he left that job due to an illness. (What illness could prevent you from cutting hair? Well, warts. No one wants to give those to customers when you wash their heads, now do they?).
Sousa also tried web design for a time. And running his own companies, trying to make films, taking photos, even designing websites for clients, and getting locked in a noisy underground office, helped inform him of the world behind "Under Quiet Neath."