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Don
Posted: September 12th, 2015, 7:07am Report to Moderator
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So, what are you writing?

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Genre: Female Lead
Theme: Thriller, Horror, Action, Sci-fi (any of these or combination of them)

Limitations: There must be a McGuffin. Aim for low to medium budget. (Don't feel too limited by this. As Pia has pointed out, it's amazing what some can achieve if they have the right CGI friends or a spaceship set to their disposal.
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The Memory Map by Bill Sarre - Thriller - After a traumatic mission, a covert agent goes on the run only to discover that her survival depends on an experimental procedure to unlock part of her memory. - pdf, format

Treasure Chest by Richard Russell - Thriller - A antique tea chest leads to a quest for treasure that ensnares a beautiful interior decorator. 101 pages - pdf, format

The Last Blue Blood Vampire by Dustin Bowcott - Horror - An unbeknownst descendant of the Van Helsings must finish what her family started when the last vampire, kept alive and farmed for her blue blood that gives users vampire powers for one night, escapes and seeks her rightful place as ruler of the planet. 93 pages - pdf, format

Strangers on a Bus by Chris Bodily - Thriller, Murder, Suspense, Hitchcockian - Two young women meet on a city bus and conspire to exchange murders: one's mean boss and the other's abusive, domineering grandmother. But what happens when one girl backs out? 88 pages - pdf, format

The Vultures of Death Valley by Mohammad A. Nawaz - Sci Fi, Fantasy, Crime - An unstable boxer, fuelled by revenge by the ones that left her for dead, saves the life of a psychic entangled in the dealings of psychopathic Mafiosi who will stop at nothing to murder him. 125 pages - pdf, format

Psykyesis by Eric Wall - Thriller - A pregnant widow must unravel the mystery of a serial attacker who has been attempting to steal unborn children through crude C-sections, less she become the psycho's next victim. 100 pages - pdf, format


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7 seems about standard. I think there was 9 last year, but Toby's could count as 2.
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Quoted from DustinBowcot
7 seems about standard. I think there was 9 last year, but Toby's could count as 2.


Haha, touché, sir.

Great work to everyone that got an entry in. Cannot wait to get down to reading one tonight.

I'm off on a business trip to Amsterdam on Thursday (who am I kidding...? The trip will feature the least amount of business to make the trip viable); I will try my best to read as many entries as I can before then, but any that I miss I will get back to when I return.


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dead by dawn
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Toby!  You sure you didn't get your inspiration for Blood Harvest from Last Day in Paradise?  

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What is that? Tried Googling it and couldn't find anything


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My script with the female lead cop with the drug problem. haha
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Toby_E
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Haha, that trope is as old as the genre


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LOL It's cool, dude.  Blood Harvest and The Vultures of Death Valley are the ones I'm devoting my time to when I get the chance.  

Just give the return read to Kevin Revie and check out his script Homesick.
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Will do! What section is his script posted in?

Thanks for the advance heads-up that you'll be checking out Blood Harvest. Muchos gracias, senor. It's greatly appreciated


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Congrats to all who finished.

As for me, I ran into a bit of a problem earlier this week with my main computer. About 80 some pages in, aiming for a 90, my video card chose to go belly up.

A friend was going to sell me a card for cheap, but they been dragging feet I should have a new card soon and I will be able to finish up by the end of the month.

But now I'm curious, because the The Feed thread is zapped out into the ether..
and it is something I am really proud of. I'm not disowning it or anything like that.

Are late entries allowed?






"I know you want to work for Mo Fuzz. And Mo Fuzz wants you to. But first, I'm going to need to you do something for me... on spec." - Mo Fuzz, Tapeheads, 1988
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Will do! What section is his script posted in?



Horror.

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^^ Cool, will give that a read in due course.

Currently 60 pages into Mo's The Vultures of Death Valley. Heading out for the evening now, so I'll finish this (and post my notes up) sometime tomorrow.


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Strangers on a Bus by Chris Bodily - Thriller, Murder, Suspense, Hitchcockian - Two strangers meet on a train and agree to exchange murders: One's mean boss; and the other's abusive, domineering grandmother. What happens when one girl backs out of the deal? 88 pages - pdf, format


Whoops.   I sent you a revised draft and logline on Thursday. Did you not get it? Thanks.

Edit: You posted the correct draft, but the wrong logline. Hmm.   It's all good, though.


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Yeah, that logline sounds like Strangers on a Train...

A Hitchcock film.



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Wow impressive you guys! Great job to those who finished! Some writers never finish one feature!!! Awesomeness in here...I'll try to read some as the week progresses.
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