International bestselling author, Jeremy Robinson, presents Body Count --a screenplay. Screenplay When Jon Miller's son is captured by a radical militia planning a domestic terror attack, he must call upon his Search & Rescue skills to track them, and his violent past as a covert 'Regulator' to kill them all. Screenplay The Second Amendment says that a "well-regulated militia is necessary to the security of a free state." The question is, who does the regulating? Known for writing some of the most fast-paced novels ever published, Jeremy Robinson brings the same hard-hitting action to his screenplay, Body Count, taking readers on a wild ride through the Alaskan wilderness, introducing a new hero with a mysterious past, and waging war against a rogue militia planning to harm the United States. What to A screenplay is much shorter than a novel, with far less prose and different formatting, similar to a stage play. Each page represents about a minute of film and can be read in about the same amount of time. At 120 pages, expect to spend roughly two hours reading (less if you're a fast reader). With less prose, and basic descriptions, you will employ your imagination more than with a novel, determining for yourself what things look like. When reading a screenplay, you are the director.