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Look for a behind-the-scenes interview on the premiere episode of Indie Scene, an internationally syndicated new series also featuring Joe Nussbaum ("George Lucas in Love"). A distributor previewed Indie Scene and purchased "Iguana Love." (January 2001). "Iguana Love" was selected for the 2001 San Diego Asian Film Festival. |
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A young loner attracts the attention of a stunning co-worker who decides to surprise him at home. What she doesn't know is that he hides a secret in the form of a reptilian roommate. And what he doesn't know is that she has a secret of her own. Bliss and repulsion collide in this funny little love story. Color, 11 minutes. |
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Previously she spent two years photographing and traveling completely around the globe from east to west. She has also lived in Japan, Belgium and India. In Japan she produced a 16mm documentary called "Genbakushi" and directed a series of plays. Her original screenplays have been optioned by various producers. She also wrote a feature from a novel, "And Justice for One," on assignment from Paramount. She is published in Lew Hunter's "Screenwriting 434" and was interviewed by CNN as a new screenwriter to watch. Her feature screenplay, "Finding Paradise," was a finalist for the 2002 Sundance Screenwriters' Lab. Her current project, "Once Inside," is a finalist for the 2003 Lab. |
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Donna Kuyper landed a first-look deal and an office on the Paramount lot directly out of UCLA's MFA graduate program in screenwriting. She won the Jack Nicholson Prize, a Samuel Goldwyn Award, the Larry Thor Award and was a Nicholl's semi-finalist as well as an honorable mention in the Diane Thomas Screenwriting competition for her screenplays "Valadon," and "The Grand Refusal."