Battle Cries
A Marine Officer uses her love of the game to rise above tragedy and face her Marines in court.
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Karen WalkerWriter
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Project Type:Screenplay
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Genres:Drama, War
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Number of Pages:110
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Country of Origin:United States
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Language:English
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First-time Screenwriter:Yes
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Student Project:No
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Los Angeles Film Awardslos angeles, ca
March 29, 2019
"Honorable Mention" Best Screenplay (New Screenwriter) -
Big Apple Film AwardsNew York City
May 18, 2019
Semi-Finalists- Screenplay -
New York City International Screenplay AwardsNew York City
June 30, 2019
Quarter Finalist -
The LIFE Fest- Loudoun Film FestivalLoudoun, VA
July 20, 2019
Selection -
Table Read My Screenplay- Top 100 HollywoodHollywood
July 9, 2019
Top 100 -
Diversity Film & Script ShowcaseLos Angeles
August 3, 2019
Winner -
Military Script ShowcaseCalifornia
March 3, 2020
Award Winner -
Female Filmmakers FestivalBeverly Hills
September 25, 2019
Finalist -
Atlanta Film FestivalAtlanta, Georgia
September 27, 2020
Top Feature Screenplays -
Flickers' Rhode Island International Film FestivalRhode Island
August 9, 2021
Semi-Finalist -
Visionfest Screenwriting Competition
November 23, 2019
Finalist -
Urban Mediamakers Festival (UMF)Georgia
October 11, 2021
Honorable Mention- Feature Film Script -
Lonely Wolf International Film FestivalLondon
April 29, 2022
IMDB Nominee- Feature Screenplay- written unproduced
Dr. Karen M Walker is a combat veteran with three successful tours in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom. She is an advocate for change and works as an Industrial/Organizational Psychologist. This is her first screenplay and it is based on her personal voyage. It represents a therapeutic journey and her passion to help veterans in their transition from service.
I personally want to be a part of this project in order to give women veterans a powerful voice. There have been characters portrayed in the media before however the woman veteran is rarely seen as the strong beautiful warrior that she is in the Service. She endures so much in and out of the service. I want her to shine on the big screen and encourage more women veterans to carry on proudly.