Free Film Ideas: Teens

Oct 6, 2017

Noctoberfest

When a group of teens can’t get a hotel in Germany, they settle for a smaller music festival in Lithuania, only to discover that this party is primarily a meeting ground for vampires, werewolves, and other creatures of the night.

Oct 14, 2016

The Christy Sisters and the Case of the Hidden Ring

Two high-school Nancy Drew style detectives begin investigating a small mystery, perhaps the disappearance of a school trophy or something equally banal, only to watch it spiral insanely out of control and lead them into an enormous and very adult conspiracy involving sex-trafficking. The girls emphatically resist involving the authorities as they want to solve the case themselves, but eventually they have no choice. The trafficking ring is successfully disbanded, but the girls’ innocence is lost.

To Explain:

Who wrote this stuff?

I did. David Bush. I’ve worked in the film industry for the past five years, but I’ve been writing (fiction, poetry, screenplays, blog posts… anything with words really) since I was a kid. I’ve written more than a dozen feature film scripts (including several directly for producers at small studios) and countless shorts.

What are these ideas?

Surplus. Random story ideas pop into my head every day. Some of them (I think) are great. Others aren’t. But even among the ‘great’ ones, there are plenty that I simply don’t have the time or the inclination to write. I see no reason to trap these runt pups in the pound of my hard drive, when instead I could set them free here for you to adopt and evolve or torture as you see fit.

What if I like one of these ideas? Are they really free?

By posting these concepts here, I declare that I am dumping them into the public domain. I see no reason that this shouldn’t be completely legal. And since I no longer have rights of ownership over them, you are free to do with them as you please with no charge or obligation of any kind. Change them. Expand them. Destroy them. Write away.

That’s it?

If you want it to be. If you want to give me a story credit or thank me at the Razzies, I certainly won’t object. If you want my thoughts on what you’ve done to my outcast brain-baby, feel free to email me at DavidXBush@gmail.com. If you like an idea and have backing/funding or a high probability of carrying the project to completion: AND you want to hire/audition me to write the full project, OR you’d like a post to be taken down so that you can safely move a project forward without the risk of someone else beating you to the punch… shoot me an email and give me some details and chances are I’ll be happy to oblige either way.

Why so many holiday/disaster movies?

I worked for a time with a few companies that developed original films for the Syfy channel. I generated pretty substantial lists of possible titles for them to review. Some (the worst ones) caught their interest. Most didn’t. Of those that didn’t I went on to flesh some out a little bit, only to eventually dump them here. Hey, a little kitsch never heard anyone.

Can I contribute movie ideas to be posted here?

Unfortunately, no. As the sole author of the now homeless ideas here, I am able to assure the originality of the ideas and thereby guarantee that you’re not stealing from anybody by using them. As much as I’d love to trust the internet, I don’t, and I don’t want to unintentionally facilitate intellectual property theft.

What if I think one of the ideas on this site is stolen?

Well… think again. But, I suppose it is possible that you and I were both visited by a slutty and disloyal muse. If you think that’s the case and you’re worried that me posting our identical idea-twins is going to sabotage your quest as a writer, then shoot me an email and we’ll figure it out.

Why didn’t you answer my question here?

Good question. But now I have, yeah? Email me at DavidXBush@gmail.com.

Free (now Public Domain) story ideas for you to enjoy, enlarge and exploit as you see fit.

Oct 6, 2017

Noctoberfest

Oct 14, 2016

The Christy Sisters and the Case of the Hidden Ring