GONZO
GONZO
Television (One-hour)
· Sci-fi · 58 pages
In the cyberpunk nation of Ehrichia, where art is outlawed, artists are arrested, and robots have replaced humans, a rogue robot performer named Gonzo uncovers a sinister plot to manipulate cyborgs and eradicate human influence. Now, she must ignite a revolution to protect creativity and save both robots and humans from self-destruction.
Written by
Mengge Qin
2 Accolades
Accolade Highlights
Quarterfinalist,
ScreenCraft TV Pilot Script Competition 2025
Quarterfinalist,
Filmmatic Sci-Fi/Fantasy Awards Season 1
1 Writer
New York City, New York
As an Asian female screenwriter, I focus on diverse perspectives and voices often overlooked by mainstream narratives. I once pursued a BA in Fine Art at Central Saint Martins in London before shifting my focus to film. I later earned an MA in Digital Direction at the Royal College of Art in London and am now pursuing an MFA in Film Directing and Sc...
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Currently pursuing my MFA in Film at Columbia University, I wrote Gonzo to explore the ethics of the relationship between humans and machines, art and technology within the current fear of new technologies infiltrating storytelling. The protagonist of this science fiction series, an Asian female lead, represents the need for more representation of such diversity on television, in films, and in animation.