Shaman of the North - The Best Logline of Animation Screenplay

Hey there guys! :) Haven't posted in a while, I'm still writing that's why. Anyway, here is a post about my TV screenplay, Shaman of the North, winning the WildSound Festival with the Best Logline! :D Any of you who are in film industry can check it out and if you like it and want to shoot it, freely contact me! ^_^

Here's the link you can visit to check out the winning position and the logline of Shaman of the North: https://wildsoundfestivalreview.com/2016/09/14/tv-pitch-shaman-of-the-north-by-tamuna-tsertsvadze/

And here's Frey Eriksson, the main character of the screenplay :3 Drawn by my friend, Mari Bobghiashvili :)

That's the real Viking :) And shamanic tattoos up there on his arm :3



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