Feature Florida Partnerships names second finalist in screenplay program

ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. - EntSun -- Feature Florida Partnerships (FFP) has selected a second project for advancement under its "Create it Here!" program for aspiring Florida screenwriters.

Miami-based writer Gary Davis will receive FFP-subsidized professional script coaching services for his old-school gangster narrative entitled Harmony Village, an over-the-top comedy/drama about a Miami teenager who learns the criminal essentials of his elders' lifestyle in a fictitious Southwest Florida retirement community.

"In Harmony Village we have found a project that incorporates an unmistakable Florida locale into the well-established genre of crime-comedy," says FFP executive director Chris Ranung. "This screenplay delivers a rambunctious tale that clearly plays for laughs. We're excited about working with Mr. Davis to move his good story forward."

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"Create it Here!" will reopen for new submissions later this year, continuing the FFP effort to identify and nurture screenplays that highlight the expansive cultural and ethnic diversity of the Sunshine State and exemplify the spirit of Florida in all its many configurations.

Feature Florida Partnerships was created to help emerging Florida filmmakers and address the flight of feature film and television projects away from the Sunshine State. The non-profit is presently collaborating on building a new Florida-centric infrastructure based on proprietary financing and not reliant on incentives or rebates.

Contact Chris Ranung at chris@featurefloridapartnerships.org to discuss the "Create it Here!" program and visit featurefloridapartnerships.org for information about other FFP efforts on behalf of Florida's film community.