with Ed Neumeier
moderated by Chris Jones and Bob Schultz
In 1987, Screenwriter Ed Neumeier showed the world a brilliant, visceral view of the future: Privatized police forces, urban decay, and over reliance on technology of humanity combine to make New Detroit a violent wasteland. Only one cyborg could save the citizens from the criminal gangs running rampant: ROBOCOP. Part man. Part machine. All cop.
Equally funny, invigorating, scathing, and sensational, Robocop spawned sequels, a television series, video games, and thirty years of devoted fans.
In the latest of LSF’s exclusive Script-To-Screen series, you can read the Robocop script in advance, then watch the movie as Neumeier discusses the experience writing one of the most effective social satires of all time.
A guilty pleasure to end LondonSWF18 on, and a wonderful way to spend Sunday afternoon.
Appearing in this session
Ed Neumeier – Screenwriter & Producer
Credits include: Robocop & Starship Troopers
Bob Schultz – Writer and Producer
Credits include: Great American Pitchfest
Chris Jones – Filmmaker and author
Credits include: Oscars shortlisted Gone Fishing, the Guerilla Handbooks and a bunch of feature films
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