Colin Mummery, Screenwriter
Feature length screenplays:

Title: The Stationery Department.
Genre: Thriller. Notable competition placing: Finalist Breaking Walls Thriller Contest.

Logline: Wanting to regain custody of her daughter, a young woman gets a chance to escape addiction and homelessness when she's offered a job with an obscure department inside the EPA. But the "environmental hazards" she's asked to quietly neutralize turn out to be individuals threatening national security.

Title: Petrology.
Genre: Drama. Notable competition placing: Nicholl Fellowship semi-finalist.

Logline: Facing the possibility of her own sudden death from a rare genetic condition, a young student considers eternity and how to be remembered for millions of years.

Title: Danielle Dare.
Genre: Sci-fi, Romance, Thriller.

Logline: A young woman from another planet crashlands in Area 51. An ER doctor at a Las Vegas hospital falls in love with her just as evil arrives from across the galaxy to steal the precious cargo she was transporting.

Short screenplays:

Title: The Stockholm Guest.
Genre: Thriller. Pages: 5. Production requirements: Two actors and a hotel room with bathroom.

Logline: After a business traveler checks into a Stockholm hotel, a young woman knocks on his door to provide some prearranged services but her visit doesn't go as expected.

Title: The Wedding Dress.
Genre: Drama. Pages: 5.

Logline: Needing a scary Halloween costume for a first date, a college student rents a wedding dress from a hospice charity shop. With one condition: she must put the dress on and visit the original owner, a patient in the hospice.

Title: The Pretend To Work Company.
Genre: Drama. Pages: 5. Production requirements: Three actors, a meeting room.

Logline: Hoping to finally land his first career position, a recent college graduate is interviewed for an internship at a company where all the employees only pretend to do work.

Title: The End Of Days Board Meeting.
Genre: Drama. Pages: 5. Production requirements: Four actors and a meeting room.

Logline: Four company directors hold a corporate board meeting but dealing with the challenging business environment of the biblical end times isn't taught in MBA courses.

Title: The Insurance Contract.
Genre: Drama. Pages: 6. Production requirements: Four young female actors and a coffee shop.

Logline: In a world where health insurance can cover the prevention of ageing, a group of female friends, all seemingly young, meet for coffee. The consequences of the insurance they signed up for soon becomes apparent.

Title: The Last King of America.
Genre: Political thriller. Pages: 8.

Logline: Given immunity from prosecution by the Supreme Court, the US President takes extreme measures to rid himself of his nemesis and stay in power. Link to script as PDF.


Bio: STEM background and two decades as a corporate technical writer. Now I write scripts, it's a lot more fun.
Contact email: colin.mummery at yahoo.com