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The primary purpose of the SimplyScripts Discussion Board is the discussion of unproduced screenplays. If you are a producer or director lookng for your next project, the works here are available for option, purchase or production only if you receive permission from the author.
NOTE: these screenplays are NOT in the public domain and MAY NOT be used or reproduced for any purpose (including eductional purposes) without the expressedwrittenpermission of the author.
The Challenge: Write a 6 page (or less) script about meeting a famous person, living or dead (ghost?) or fictional, and the profound impact, or non-impact, it had on your or someone's life.
The Dickens You Say by One More Ghost of Christmas - A young woman who has lost her Christmas spirit receives a timely visit. Short, Fantasy
Rocky Mountain High by M. Boulder - A man meets a boyhood idol after he leaves a family gathering to get high. Short, Drama
Mighty Mike's Christmas by That Lump of Coal - A five-year-old boy believes that only by telling Santa Claus can he get what he wants for Christmas. Short, Family, Drama
Barstool Contusions by Mia Crook - When a noted SS writer crosses paths with actress Linda Hamilton, a game of cat and mouse ensues over a script. Short, Thriller, Fantasy
Seagal the Swift by Chungdrag Dorje - An internet troll is confronted at his work by the "Ultimate Badass." Short, Comedy
Nightmare on 34th Street by Martha May Whovier - A young girl's belief in Santa Claus is tested as the years pass. Short, Comedy, Dark
Schrödinger’s Cat by Sandy Beach - When the very act of looking at something can change the outcome . . . Short, Sci Fi
Turkey Showdown by Anonymous - An aspiring chef's Thanksgiving dinner takes a wild turn when his family's ghost-summoning tradition brings Iron Chef Morimoto to his kitchen. Short, Comedy
Fairytale Encounter by Making up the numbers - A curious young girl meets her childhood hero, only to discover he's nothing like she imagined. Short, Comedy
Is Born by Lizzie Borden - A teenage boy unleashes a darkness on Christmas Day. Short, Horror
I finished my reads. It was a very good OWC in my opinion. Nice stack of shorts, many were very out of the box. Don't know where you all come up with those ideas, so different and crazy. I'm happy I was a part this time.
I finished my reads. It was a very good OWC in my opinion. Nice stack of shorts, many were very out of the box. Don't know where you all come up with those ideas, so different and crazy. I'm happy I was a part this time.
So glad to hear that, Kham. You’ve warmed my heart.
Sincere apologies to the group for not commenting on all the great scripts.
I forgot how old I was and managed to dislocate my shoulder trying to climb in the bathroom window after locking myself out of the house.
I will read and rate each of these lovely scripts in between feeling sorry for myself.
Best
Damien
Oh no, Damien! I’m so sorry to hear this. Please rest up and follow your doctor’s orders. As my husband (the risk taker) always says, “My patients need to do what I say, not what I do.” LOL. Reading OWC scripts is a great way to relax and recuperate. Wishing you a speedy recovery.
Scripts Available: Christmas Joe (Holiday Drama) Every Time It Snows (Holiday Drama) Happy Holi-DNA (Holiday Romance) Let That Pony Run (Family Drama) With Love, From Romance (Holiday Romance) Essex (Historical Drama)
Shorts: Santuario (OWC Writers' Choice) Seven Minutes But This Ain’t Heaven (OWC Writers’ Choice) Buona Fortuna Christmas At The Piggly Wiggly ...and many more.
Sincere apologies to the group for not commenting on all the great scripts.
I forgot how old I was and managed to dislocate my shoulder trying to climb in the bathroom window after locking myself out of the house.
I will read and rate each of these lovely scripts in between feeling sorry for myself.
Best
Damien
Who never did? Once I was able to open the door from outside, thru the mail slot, on the door, in the house I was renting a room in Portsmouth, Uk. I was happy to have a tiny hand and also have lotion in my bag.