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Apologies, I need to push out the date to August 8th. I'm still recovering from Lyme disease. Although it was caught early, it is still quite debilitating. In addition, I have a number of submissions from early July that I haven't gotten up, yet.
Take care Don. This is a good time for people to revise their scripts.
Just Murdered by Sean Elwood (Zombie Sean) and Gabriel Moronta (Mr. Ripley) - (Dark Comedy, Horror) All is fair in love and war. A hopeless romantic gay man resorts to bloodshed to win the coveted position of Bridesmaid. 99 pages. https://www.simplyscripts.net/cgi-bin/Blah/Blah.pl?b-comedy/m-1624410571/
Lyme is no joke. I hope you're recovering well and will be back to the site in good spirits sooner rather than later, Don.
The added time will be good for me, actually. I know I can pump up my script and make it even better now... The dialogue in this script is second to none. The set up and execution is paced with near perfection. Every 5 min something happens to progress the plot further. It is almost the best script, I believe, I've ever written in terms of structure and content per page... I say "almost" because Coffin Canyon still holds that crown.
Frost Bite is only a short, but it feels like an entire 2 hour/120 page affair by the time you get done with it. I know I'm setting myself up for multiple naysayers with how much hype and anticipation I've put into it, but when you stack up Frost Bite against anything you've read as of late the level of quality and attention to honest dialogue won't compete. It just won't.
I welcome the naysayers... Cos I can take anything thrown at me and walk away smiling. But I honestly feel this is one script where not too many people will have too many things to say about it negatively. Sure you'll have a few... but by and large, people who read it will say -- "I would go see this movie" and that's what's important.
I can't believe there has been a gripe over the fact that SS submission is closed.
It's a slap to the face of Don and an insult to all the writers who use this section of the site.
There is a mountain of unproduced scripts here. Do you here me. A MOUNTAIN!
Instead of ringing your hands sweating out when you can showcase your next script, why not dig deep into the pile of scritps and read stuff from the regulars whose stuff you may not have read yet.
I have been here for a few years now and there is a generation of writers here who have never read my features and old shorts. People like Shelton, Phil and Pia have been here even longer and would have a load of scripts buried deep.
Go read some other peoples stuff you missed and when everything cranks up again you may have some writers who owe you a read and will start with the new script you have uploaded.
I can't believe there has been a gripe over the fact that SS submission is closed.
It's a slap to the face of Don and an insult to all the writers who use this section of the site.
There is a mountain of unproduced scripts here. Do you here me. A MOUNTAIN! Instead of ringing your hands sweating out when you can showcase your next script, why not dig deep into the pile of scritps and read stuff from the regulars whose stuff you may not have read yet. I have been here for a few years now and there is a generation of writers here who have never read my features and old shorts. People like Shelton, Phil and Pia have been here even longer and would have a load of scripts buried deep. Go read some other peoples stuff you missed and when everything cranks up again you may have some writers who owe you a read and will start with the new script you have uploaded.
Totally agree. But as a consolation, I perfectly know that some visitors don't read just the new ones. I've been contacted by people who read my shorts written several years ago.
Another problem, when you do a rewrite, your script stays buried and no one knows the rewrite has been submitted unless your warn people. But it is a rewrite of an old script, it seems people don't care. I can't explain why people is so greedy of new scripts... It's a mystery...
Michel
PS: Hold on Don. Health is essential in life. I know what I'm talking about...
I have been here for a few years now and there is a generation of writers here who have never read my features and old shorts. People like Shelton, Phil and Pia have been here even longer and would have a load of scripts buried deep.
And Wesley has been here even longer... hold the applause, please.
If people really need reads exchange and that way they can make edits before posting a script. Gives you a better chance of posting the best possible version because people don't read twice (Most of the time) if it's not a really short short.
More people would be happy that way and it all evens out.
Plus it would save Don posting, removing, posting new version, removing, posting yet another new version and so on and so forth.
Folks, Apologies, I need to push out the date to August 8th. I'm still recovering from Lyme disease. Although it was caught early, it is still quite debilitating. In addition, I have a number of submissions from early July that I haven't gotten up, yet. Don
Sorry to hear that Don. I do hope you get better soon.
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I can't believe there has been a gripe over the fact that SS submission is closed. It's a slap to the face of Don and an insult to all the writers who use this section of the site. There is a mountain of unproduced scripts here. Do you here me. A MOUNTAIN!
Not sure who that was directed at. As far as I can see a few folks, myself included, just asked a question.