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Which result is worse? Not submitting a script and thus receiving no scores, or submitting a script so horrific that you’re rewarded with universal 1’s from every voter and banned from ever posting on this site again?
Because, yes, that is the choice I’m facing at the moment.
Viva la crap!
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Bounty (TV Pilot) -- Top 1% of discoverable screenplays on Coverfly I'll Be Seeing You (short) - OWC winner The Gambler (short) - OWC winner Skip (short) - filmed Country Road 12 (short) - filmed The Family Man (short) - filmed The Journeyers (feature) - optioned
Which result is worse? Not submitting a script and thus receiving no scores, or submitting a script so horrific that you’re rewarded with universal 1’s from every voter and banned from ever posting on this site again?
Because, yes, that is the choice I’m facing at the moment.
Viva la crap!
Call it a pisser and tell everyone you wrote it that way on purpose.
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Then perhaps the OP should be changed to read Main Location: Church.
I'm with the idea that a church can be any building that conducts worship... even a house can be a church. However, that is the sole location given in the OP.
Then perhaps the OP should be changed to read Main Location: Church.
I'm with the idea that a church can be any building that conducts worship... even a house can be a church. However, that is the sole location given in the OP.
The rules ain't the rules, I don't think! Like the sewer one.. You could be outside the sewer as well. It just had to be in the sewer for a significant part.
Like if my script has three pages in the church and two not is that ok?
The below is what Mr Blonde wrote when round 1 was revealed
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Keep in mind that the location and object should be integral to your script (the script can't exist without them), but that doesn't mean your entire script has to take place in that location or that object has to appear in every scene.
So, if a production company asked me for a script set in a sewer, it would be fine for me to write two pages out of five somewhere else?
I wouldn't risk that if I wanted to get paid without having to do a rewrite. If I wanted to add another location, I owuld have to ask the prod co if that was OK...
I don't care as I'm not in it. However, I would mark people down if they used more than the location specified.
Up to you how you want to treat the exercise, I suppose.
The below is what Mr Blonde wrote when round 1 was revealed
Ah, well... it would merely take being more clear in the first place. As I said, using 'Main Location' prevents this type of confusion. I don't read every post in every thread and I'm sure others are the same.
So, if a production company asked me for a script set in a sewer, it would be fine for me to write two pages out of five somewhere else?
I wouldn't risk that if I wanted to get paid without having to do a rewrite. If I wanted to add another location, I owuld have to ask the prod co if that was OK...
I don't care as I'm not in it. However, I would mark people down if they used more than the location specified.
Up to you how you want to treat the exercise, I suppose.
I generally think like you, maybe it's English pedantry (is that the word?). That if there are rules, they're strict, because you can set any rules you want and have it completely open if that's what you desire. Eg write a story of any genre based on your interpretation of Love.
But it's been clarified that the things need to play a key role, and by a key role we mean there's some kind of attempt to include the items /location.