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One Man's Redemption by Eric Nigma - Thriller - An aging hit man is on the run from the very organization he once worked for. Before he disappears for good, he's approached by a mysterious female, who claims to work for god, that entices him to work four jobs for her. WGA Registration #1085051 64 pages - pdf, format
you're asking a lot when you post a 64 page script after not registering nor reviewing anyone else's work. how do we know that you'll even read our feedback? a few thoughts as i scanned the first several pages
there are several unnecessary -ing words (especially in the opening scene)
on page 2 it should be "male's" not "males"
FRANCESCO What Paul is saying is you’re too valuable of asset to be done.
^an asset
TONY Be that as it may, I didn’t sign on to do the type of work. What are we, animals now?
^that type
on page 4 you use the phrase "quickly takes." try to avoid -ly verbs. make it "snatches"
FRANCESCO It’s about the message sent Tone, you know that.
^Tony
I'm going to stop right here. This needs more editing. I know I'm being nit-picky but you've overlooked some basic grammar/spelling mistakes. Go back, revise it, become a member, participate in the boards, and post it again.
Yes, I have read others scripts and given feedback (albeit a long time ago)
I don't spend much time here as I'd like to, but I post on occassion.
Thanks for the grammer errors. i will correct them. The Tone one though wasn't a error however. Just a nickname. The snatches suggestion is great.
The paragraph suggestions is a good one as well, however, I thought the standard was no more than 4 lines per paragraph? I may be wrong, but that's how I always written it.
Again, thanks for your suggestions. Yes I will scan through it once more and clean it up a bit.....
The two words that bring us all together; "FADE IN"...