Finished my new TV Pilot. It is so true to "Write what you love". Once I typed those famous words "Fade Out" I looked back on it all and thought, "That's something I'd love to watch." Hopefully I can fix it up and others will think the same.
@TheScriptLab@outscreenplays
Got my notes back from @TheScriptLab and received some amazing feedback! As a result of the grading from my reader I was placed on my first @Coverfly Red List! While I still have much to learn this is a very encouraging step in the right direction.
#ScreenwritingTwitter#Western
@AshLazerWrites Keep running with those first 10 pages. It all depends on genre, characters, themes etc. but work from those first 10 pages and see what you can expand from there. Ask a lot of “what if…?” Questions for each character. And think what sequences would be cool. Good luck!
So many "almosts" happen behind the scenes with writers and projects and etc etc. We see it firsthand a lot.
Don't beat yourself up when something falls through, or doesn't work out, or requires a restart.
It happens all day every day to everyone at some point.
What do you think is the best original screenplay ever written? Check out this list of the top 25 box office hits that were original screenplays. Time to shoot for the moon.
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What do you think is the best original screenplay ever written? Check out this list of the top 25 box office hits that were original screenplays. Time to shoot for the moon.
https://t.co/QRkOAsfkG1
Just submitted my script "Going to California" to @TheScriptLab through @Coverfly excited to receive my first real feedback on my writing! The journey continues!
@JordanSmith1588@screencrafting@outscreenplays Hi! We have a coverage marketplace where you can compare notes deliverables for paid coverage here: https://t.co/e8hzQZCWvM
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Enjoy!
@SeanNorthridge I typically write about ten pages in the morning and then revise those 10 pages at night. I’ve found that working in layers like that helps a ton with time and my focus on each process!
How does this slugline sound #ScreenwritingTwitter ? A grieving high schooler finds that an abandoned diner is a portal to the vibrant world of the 1960s. When a new girl moves into town he begins to rediscover the beauty of the world. Both in the present and the past.