THE DOODLER

Opposing the queer community, inspectors struggle to find the ethics required to catch a killer who sketches closeted men on cocktail napkins.

  • B. Bill Randal
    Writer
    The Doodler Homocides
  • Project Type:
    Screenplay
  • Number of Pages:
    119
  • Country of Origin:
    United States
  • Language:
    English
  • First-time Screenwriter:
    No
  • Student Project:
    No
  • Austin After Dark Film Festival 2021

    Winner - Best Dark Drama Feature Screenplay
  • Los Angeles Crime & Horror Film Festival 2021

    Finalist - Best Crime Feature Screenplay
  • Cannes Screenplay Contest 2017

    Winner of the Historical Feature Screenplay Category
  • The Spotlight Screenplay Competition 2016

    Finalist for the Feature Screenplay Category
  • Genre Celebration Festival 2016

    Winner of the Feature Screenplay Category
  • America's Rainbow Film Festival 2016

    Winner of the Feature Screenplay Category
  • Filmmakers International Screenwriting Awards 2016

    Finalist for the Feature Drama Screenplay Category
  • Steam House Entertainment Independent Film Awards 2016

    Finalist for the Feature Screenplay Category
  • All Genre Screenplay Contest 2016

    Winner of the Feature Screenplay Category
  • Tea Dance Gay and Lesbian Film Festival 2016

    Finalist for the Feature Screenplay Category
Writer Biography - B. Bill Randal

B. Bill studied directing and screenwriting at The Academy Of Art University in the Film & Television Production Department. Inspired by all that is taboo, I lean toward tragedian styles, creatively, having an extensive repertoire of the genre film, particularly horror. A seventh-generation Texan, I am mixed-race, LGBTQ+, INTJ, and enjoy historical documentaries and Bach organ concertos.

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Writer Statement

Based on the true crime, this neo-noir screenplay was purposed for an American exploitation thriller of the late-seventies. George A. Romero's MARTIN and William Friedkin's CRUISING were influential in the creation of this screenplay.

The screenwriter is a mixed-race homosexual male within the LGBTQ+ community of San Francisco.