by Ben Ohmart
Screenwriting should be officially classified as a disease, as there are thousands of sufferers. Keith is just one Moore who has
discovered an arresting way of pitching a script that might otherwise bide its time on the slush piles of America.
This enhanced CD contains the audio soundtrack to Moore's film/screenplay — which is included to be read as a .PDF file. The instructions are: read, and listen to the audio (or mp3s) as you go along. But it ain't just aimed at uncaring producers. Oh, no. Keith knows that even with a gimmick like this, changes are the only people who'll put eyes to his "papers" are Readers. So, he defines the terms (INT., EXT., etc.), tells you it'll print out to 120 pages, and generally walks you through the process of putting mental images to the written dialogue and soundtrack.
Honestly, I admire the thought and hard work that went into this production more than the soundtracks (though they do show a man who knows his instruments — electric and otherwise) because the e-package is professional and hopefully will interest camp directors looking for a Bear.