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I'm not sure I'll submit mine. didn't have time to rewrite and will be travelling tomorrow. Planning to be absent for the next week which means not much time will be left for reading and commenting either. Too bad, I wrote mine a while ago and was sure it would be in.
I'm not sure I'll submit mine. didn't have time to rewrite and will be travelling tomorrow. Planning to be absent for the next week which means not much time will be left for reading and commenting either. Too bad, I wrote mine a while ago and was sure it would be in.
You’ll be missed, Kham. But in your avatar there’s this human next to you, maybe she’s staying behind and could comment?
You’ll be missed, Kham. But in your avatar there’s this human next to you, maybe she’s staying behind and could comment?
Good idea! She'll open her own account. She's very opinionated though and I know she likes everything I write but hates everything everyone else writes.
Bounty (TV Pilot) -- Top 1% of discoverable screenplays on Coverfly I'll Be Seeing You (short) - OWC winner The Gambler (short) - OWC winner Skip (short) - filmed Country Road 12 (short) - filmed The Family Man (short) - filmed The Journeyers (feature) - optioned
Guys, guys, guys! I just thought about something. Shouldn't we include two loglines? One for the series as a whole and one for the particular episode we're submitting? I believe both will differ big time and it will give the reader a better idea on what he's about to read, no?
Also, shouldn't we include a brief summary of the original show? For the lazy ones among us who would never take the time to watch or even check the original show wiki page.
I think it's up to us, as judge and jury, to be informed. There were a couple shows on the list that I was unfamiliar with, so I took some of my oh-so-little precious time to either watch the opening or the pilot episode to know what to compare. It's the least we can do.
Guys, guys, guys! I just thought about something. Shouldn't we include two loglines? One for the series as a whole and one for the particular episode we're submitting? I believe both will differ big time and it will give the reader a better idea on what he's about to read, no?
Also, shouldn't we include a brief summary of the original show? For the lazy ones among us who would never take the time to watch or even check the original show wiki page.
Just a thought.
TV shows only have one logline when pitched. It should be what the show is about, not the individual episode.