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A career-driven detective facing discrimination against magical beings like her and her family teams up with a mysterious government agent to solve paranormal cases and find her missing brother.
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Nicole PouchetWriterNovels: Trapped by a Song, Layla's Gale, Ceiba's Grace, Annie's Defiance, Cadence's Cauldron
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Project Type:Television Script
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Number of Pages:56
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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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Screencraft 2016 Cinematic Short Story Contest
February 16, 2017
Semi-finalist -
Screencraft 2017 Fellowship Contest
Quarter-finalist
A former Broadway assistant director, screenwriter Nicole Pouchet is returning to her roots in drama. Her sci-fi spec screenplays have earned the notice of industry titans with a Semi-finalist placement in Screencraft’s 2016 Cinematic Short Story Contest, and Quarterfinalist placement in Screencraft’s 2017 Screenwriting Fellowship Contest.
Books from the novelist’s Elemental Myths paranormal romance series have ranked #1 on Amazon bestseller lists and won second prize in the 2013 Amazon Breakthrough Novel Award contest. Her latest manuscript won first place in a 2017 Romance Writers of America contest.
Nicole recently moved cross-country from the D.C. area to Issaquah, Washington and found that she enjoys the rain. Now that she’s sold her marketing agency, Nicole spends her hours writing, raising two sons with her partner, watching Doctor Who, and staring at the ceiling.
Now that she’s sold her marketing agency, Nicole centers her life around family and writing. She recently moved cross-country from the D.C. area to a suburb of Seattle, and finds that she enjoys the rain. Happiest near the water, Nicole spends her hours plotting her next escape, writing the next screenplay, watching Doctor Who, and staring at the ceiling.
As a black woman raised near poverty just outside Washington, D.C. now living in the upper middle class suburbs of Seattle and in an interracial marriage, I’ve had countless discussions on and experienced multiple examples of “what’s wrong with our society.” One problem is that few people are willing to truly listen to anyone outside of their bubble. With my writing, I hope to get people from many backgrounds talking about our differences, how recognizing those differences is essential to understanding a person’s point of view, and how little those differences impact character.