Two of Tom Kennerly's best. Fraternal finds the bad sister saddled with the burden of vindicating her badder sister. In the Two Roomer, a group of friends finds things going from bad to worse when handling the inheritance of a friend's ill-gotten gains.

The number one reason that I threw together this particular group of thoughts is; if you can finish your screenplay, there has NEVER been a better time to see your movie come to life. This book is for folks who want to get a great idea onto paper and whip it into a screenplay that they intend to put to use on a low or no budget project.

With this straightforward guide at your disposal, you will be a circus master, pied piper, and show runner; the glue that will turn a gaggle of cast and crew into a finished film. What I hope this book does for you is two fold: you can look at specific problems and plan around them; and two, you can start getting the idea that you can get over any indie film obstacle if you put your mind to it, not just by throwing cash at it.