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Dan, go back and cut out any "hangers". Words at the end of dialogue or actions blocks that take up an entire line by themselves. That should be an easy way to cut out half a page or more.
Ah, so 'widows' and 'orphans' are now being called 'hangers'.
I admit, I've been preoccupied with rescuing IMDb posts, the most vital/historical/important/special/informative/interesting ones. The board closed about two hours ago. Nobody had to balls to tell me that they were headquartered in the UK; it's already February 20 on the other side of the Atlantic. Way to troll an American.
Now I'm freed up to finish the last two pages of my script. Pretty good so far.
I admit, I've been preoccupied with rescuing IMDb posts, the most vital/historical/important/special/informative/interesting ones. The board closed about two hours ago.
1. Can you submit more than one entry? 2. Can you submit a different story other than the one you submitted after week 1 (say it either sucked so bad or was so awesome that you wanted a new idea.) 3. What are the rules for a Cannibal genre? I did some checking around and they all pretty much just list cannibal movies.
So, I get that cannibal means something eating its own species. So, if a mouse eats another mouse, it's a cannibal. But, are there any rules? I mean, isn't every zombie flick a cannibal movie, at least in theory?
So, am I wrong in assuming that a movie like Jaws isn't a cannibal movie because it's about a shark eating humans, not humans eating humans? So, therefore, an alien eating humans isn't a cannibal movie, even if the whole movie is about how they love humans, like in that classic twilight zone episode "To Serve Man?"
How much "cannibal" stuff needs to be in the story for it to be considered a cannibal movie? Silence of the Lambs has tons of cannibal overtones and he bites the face off of that one dude and wears the face of another cop. Is that "cannibal enough?"
Likewise, can a movie about cannibals (but showing no actual feeding) be a cannibal movie?
So, in the "let's hear another terrible joke from Dan" - here goes:
These 2 cannibals caught and killed a clown. As they are chowing him down, one cannibal looks to the other and asks: "Hey, does this taste funny to you?"
I'm interested in reading animation, horror, sci fy, suspense, fantasy, and anything that is good. I enjoy writing the same. Looking to team with anyone!
Oh, I did get the story down to 15 pages. It hurt. I cut 3 pages. But, that's not too bad. For the last OWC, I had to cut 12.
I probably should have gone with the short story idea I wrote. That entire story was like 10 pages, so the script should be around the same. But, this story was one of my favs growing up. I saw this creature in a D&D setting and fell in love with its awesomeness.
As must of you know, horror is my fav genre and it wasn't if I had an idea, it's what idea would I narrow it down to. I could have submitted 15 and still had ideas left over.
I'm interested in reading animation, horror, sci fy, suspense, fantasy, and anything that is good. I enjoy writing the same. Looking to team with anyone!
1. Can you submit more than one entry? 2. Can you submit a different story other than the one you submitted after week 1 (say it either sucked so bad or was so awesome that you wanted a new idea.) 3. What are the rules for a Cannibal genre? I did some checking around and they all pretty much just list cannibal movies.
1. One script per member. 2. No, the the story must be the same. The goal is to improve what you initially wrote. 3. Pretty basic. Species eating it's own species. I wouldn't count zombies.