Quoted from Grandma Bear Oh, and I'm four beers in already...

Ugh I regret not having a beer while writing.

I'm debating jumping in. Not sure if I will, but with under three hours, this is the timeframe I used to wait for for five-pagers in the MP days. We'll see if inspiration strikes.

Good luck, Sean!

I'm doing the same.

Quoted from LC Good luck, Sean! I'm doing the same.

I don't have an ending. This is a problem.

Edit: Yes, I do. See you guys in two and a half hours.

I'm new here and I've submitted a script for this challenge. As my username implies, I'm not a professional. I'm just a guy who likes the screenwriting artform. I hope people like it.

Good for you, Casual!

Welcome to SS.

Remember to read as many entries as you can - minimum, five, Don stated.
Oh, and roll with the punches. Feedback in OWCs can be merciless.

Quoted from MarkD I'm new here and I've submitted a script for this challenge. As my username implies, I'm not a professional. I'm just a guy who likes the screenwriting artform. I hope people like it.

Hi and welcome) I'm not a professional screenwriter either. And most of the time my OWC scripts are not liked.
And like Libby said it's okay.
Just saying so you have time to prepare yourself. Then again yours might be a very good script. Just be ready for anything.

Submitted!!! My first in a loooong time!  

Quoted from Grandma Bear Submitted!!! My first in a loooong time!

Nice!

Out. I don't like the way the story's coming out. Good luck to everyone who enters.

Quoted from MarkD I'm new here and I've submitted a script for this challenge. As my username implies, I'm not a professional. I'm just a guy who likes the screenwriting artform. I hope people like it.

A few helpful tips for you.

1. Read and review other people's work, honestly. Respect is the most important currency anywhere and there isn't a person out there who wouldn't want to read and review your work if you did the same for them.

2. With their criticism, nobody is actively trying to attack you. It may feel that way from time to time, but it's not the case.

3. By itself, the criticism does nothing for you. What you do with it is what helps you grow as a writer.

Good luck and have fun. =)

Quoted from Mr. Blonde Out. I don't like the way the story's coming out. Good luck to everyone who enters. A few helpful tips for you. 1. Read and review other people's work, honestly. Respect is the most important currency anywhere and there isn't a person out there who wouldn't want to read and review your work if you did the same for them. 2. With their criticism, nobody is actively trying to attack you. It may feel that way from time to time, but it's not the case. 3. By itself, the criticism does nothing for you. What you do with it is what helps you grow as a writer. Good luck and have fun. =)

Also:
4. Don't worry when Jeff ("Dreamscale") reviews your script and tells you that he's "out" after page one.  It happens to everyone on here.  Like an initiation.  Don't take it personally. Wear it like a badge of honor.  Oh, and...
5. Don't be Jeff.

Quoted from Mr. Blonde Out. I don't like the way the story's coming out. Good luck to everyone who enters.

Oh, man. I reread mine and it's crap. But I'm still in. I had worse stories in actually, so it's ok.

Readying myself for the onslaught.   Kham, I know what you mean.
And, for the number of entries. Relieved they'll be six pages and under.

Best of Irish luck to all who entered.  We Ghosties have no dog in this fight. -A

Oh, yes you do!
See my PM about the tech problem.

Or am I confused?

Edit: Okedoke. Sorry to hear that.