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Haha, Dream, haven't you thought about a sequel? --- I guess at least, it's title name heaven. Sink Two, revenge of the Shits or etc.. It'll be pretty vulgar.
Haha, Dream, haven't you thought about a sequel? --- I guess at least, it's title name heaven. Sink Two, revenge of the Shiths or etc.. It'll be pretty vulgar.
I will be changing my title and logline as soon as week 1 voting is done, and yes, this will be a sequel to my 1st.
You think you know mine...you may be right. I don't know anyone's so far.
I tried to disguise my writing in week 1. In week 2, you will all be stumped...even Stumnpzian!
I will be changing my title and logline as soon as week 1 voting is done, and yes, this will be a sequel to my 1st.
You think you know mine...you may be right. I don't know anyone's so far.
Just a guess of course but I've noticed a style I could connect with you, yes. It's even the most memorable story of the round for me… so I hope I'm correct. Not saying that someone should write that kind of entertainment though. It's truly a testament of misbehave, haha
Phew, I think I'm done. Way too soon to submit though. I better let this one simmer overnight. At least until I sober up. Tanqueray and tonics tonight.
WWJD?
What would Jeff do? Damn the torpedoes!
But maybe I'll want to change my title. Or logline. Or font.
Comedy doesn't mean dialogue-heavy. Just look at Buster Keaton and Harold Lloyd. An inventive writer could use just one charcater, the whistle and the sewer. Minimal dialogue... if any needed at all.
No matter what you do... 50% of the writers here will not laugh once while reading. Many will not even crack a smile.
I'm drawing a complete blank at this point, haven't even got a seed of an idea.
I'm thinking I might be out :/
I know I still have time, but damn this is a tough one.
Come on Warren, you can do it!
Get that thinking cap on. What different types of whistle are there? Different ways of getting into a sewer? Mix in another genre, Romcom - meet cute in a sewer. 50's horror parody - creature from the black sewer.
Comedy doesn't mean dialogue-heavy. Just look at Buster Keaton and Harold Lloyd. An inventive writer could use just one charcater, the whistle and the sewer. Minimal dialogue... if any needed at all.
No matter what you do... 50% of the writers here will not laugh once while reading. Many will not even crack a smile.
Dialogue and Characters are 40% of the Criteria in the comp. Having minimal dialogue is risking it because even with the best will in the world, it's hard to give high scores for Dialogue if there isn't any,
I mean, none of this matters. It's just for fun. But you try to play up to the rules and the way they're laid out, there's an inherent bias towards wanting good dialogue, not just dialogue that works for the story.
Get that thinking cap on. What different types of whistle are there? Different ways of getting into a sewer? Mix in another genre, Romcom - meet cute in a sewer. 50's horror parody - creature from the black sewer.
Get it written!
Actually just finished scribbling down an idea, I'll sleep on it and try get it into a script tomorrow.
I apologise in advance. It's not going to be my best work.