A mushroom trip brings free-spirited Elliott face-to-face with her 39-year-old self. But when Elliott’s “old ass” delivers warnings to her younger self, she starts questioning everything—love, family, and her future.
1. Screenwriting: Conversations Across Time
Megan Park blends sharp comedy with heartfelt emotion. The script lets Elliott talk to her future self, but it never feels gimmicky. Their banter is fast, real, and raw. Humor meets vulnerability.
The screenplay tackles big themes—identity, regret, and self-growth. And yet, it stays grounded in its voice. The tone is youthful but wise. Megan Park doesn’t just write a time-travel comedy; she writes a personal journey with real stakes.
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2. Direction: Megan Park’s Vision
Megan Park directs My Old Ass with energy and warmth. She balances trippy visuals with real emotion. From flash-forwards to quiet moments under the stars, her camera knows when to be loud and when to listen.
She leans into color and music to bring Elliott’s inner world to life. Comedy never overshadows meaning. Her choices make the story feel intimate, even during surreal sequences.
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3. Production: Rooted in Heart, Not Just Hype
Megan Park also delivers as a producer, creating space for a fresh concept and a strong lead. She champions a story that’s female-led, genre-bending, and bold.
The casting, design, and overall look feel young but timeless. From nostalgic flashbacks to modern awkwardness, everything feels lived-in and real.
With Studiovity’s Budgeting Software, producers can easily manage unique elements like fantasy scenes or fast transitions between time periods. It keeps creativity within practical bounds, making surreal moments affordable without compromise.
Want to explore how a single trip changes a life? Download the screenplay PDF here.
Final Thoughts
My Old Ass proves that great storytelling can be weird, funny, and deeply emotional—all at once. Megan Park writes and directs with clarity and heart. She turns a wild premise into a grounded journey of self-discovery.
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