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24 scripts by 23 authors (someone slipped a second one through).
Scifi, Thriller, Action, Horror
The Specimen by Doctor NotSpock - Short, Sci Fi - A scientist working in a secret base has three minutes to escape its self-destruction while in labour and trying to avoid escaped monsterous specimens.
Vacuum by Ham the Chimp - Short, Sci Fi - All a lonely Astronaut wants is a little help from Control.
Duty Calls by Cheery Prawn 5 - Short, Action - External interruptions influence the performance of elite squad members and threaten mission success.
Kittens by Anon - Short, Thriller - When it comes to love, always have a backup plan.
Soul Chat by Moloch - Short, Thriller - A bored student strikes up a chat with a stranger who knows him far better than he thinks.
Discovery by Michael Burnham - Short, Sci Fi - The discovery of a lifetime becomes more than one astronomer ever imagined.
Home Call by Ghost Writer - Short, Horror - A businessman phones home after an accident, only to find his wife doesn't recognize him.
Poor Bastard by Ryker Piccard - Short, Thriller - The poor bastard is stuck on the other side.
It Was Dark and Stormy by John Silence - Short, Horror - A businessman learns there are some things you shouldn't try to exploit.
Off the Record by Deep Throat - Short, Horror - A ambitious reporter makes a shot-in-the-dark call to a suspected murderer.
Drama
Goodbye by Blank name, also - Short, Drama - A father receives the worst phone call of his life.
Fatal Distraction by Not Again... - Short, Drama - A woman is forced to make a choice whether to forgive her husband after the death of their child while in his care.
Coldwater Two by Barry Voight - Short, Drama - A USGS volcanologist reports his observations of Mt. St. Helens.
Sin Sation by Blank - Short, Drama - A man must decide if confession over the phone will save his soul.
A Protocol by N/A - Short, Drama - A rule-abiding employee falls prey to restrictions set by her employer.
Last Call by El Padre - Short, Drama - A man calls his wife as she lies dying in a hospital bed during the Covid pandemic.
Desperate Times by A Desperado - Short, Drama, Experimental - Desperate times call for desperate measures when a dying woman's son goes to great lengths to see her one last time.
Comedy
Rigatoni Rigmarole by Blank, but a different 'blank' - Short, Comedy - Four old school Wise Guys cope with the intricacies of modern-day technology.
What's Your Emergency? by The Don - Short, Comedy - A 911 operator gets an unexpected call from the grave.
I Can't Get No Satisfaction by Casey Kasem - Short, Comedy - A radio DJ tries his best to give away a cash prize over the air, but the listeners aren't having any part of it.
Thought Police by George Orwell - Short, Comedy - Can the police arrest you for your thoughts?
A Fool's Errand by Bob The Builder - Short, Comedy - Have you ever wondered what it's like to order non-existent objects?
A Period Piece by B & B - Short, Comedy - For Leroy, a night of poker with the boys gets interesting when his daughter calls with some... issues.
Well, from my reads so far, I am pretty confident that this is going to be a scoring challenge - everything is pretty good and pretty close to each other quality-wise.
Busy writing and other things this weekend, but I'll get to these during the week. Good turnout, looking forward to see what you crazy cats have come up with.
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Haha well mine is going about as well as I thought it would. Looking forward to getting into these.
Take the feedback where you think it's apt and improve bits later, but if you think it's good don't talk yourself out of it.
This is what I tell myself.
We have to imagine these scripts coming through audio. Reading on paper is different. I've been listening to Calls on Apple TV and some of them are great. I notice one of the Eps seemed to be taken direct from a 911 call, but they added an additional spin/twist which really made it memorable.
With a rewrite mine would fit in perfectly. I'm talking myself up here btw, for the crack.