Read them all and voted. Let's hope Russia stays out of this one. And the Matt Damon lookalike who gave Warren Beatty the wrong card. And Steve Harvey.

So... when is the ETA for the Writer's/Reader's Choice thingy?

Quoted from ChrisBodily So... when is the ETA for the Writer's/Reader's Choice thingy?

Shouldn't be too much longer.

~Zack~

I'd like Steven and Cameron to weigh in on the scripts via: http://simplyscripts.com/WritersChoice-SSC2WC.html

- Don

I just did about an hour ago. Apologies for holding this up. If my votes didn't go through I can resubmit. My browser at work doesn't like SS anymore it seems.

Just did it.

Quoted from CameronD I just did about an hour ago. Apologies for holding this up. If my votes didn't go through I can resubmit. My browser at work doesn't like SS anymore it seems.

Hey Cameron,
What browser version do you use at work?  

I have sent the scores to Zack for posting.

- Don

Hey just throwing this out there. But could there be a "scene challenge?" Say a topic could be writing something with huge tension, or something funny, etc.

Quoted from Steven Hey just throwing this out there. But could there be a "scene challenge?" Say a topic could be writing something with huge tension, or something funny, etc.

That sounds really cool.  I'd love to do something like that.
Dan

scene challenge is a great idea.

Quoted from Steven Hey just throwing this out there. But could there be a "scene challenge?" Say a topic could be writing something with huge tension, or something funny, etc.

I like that idea too. A great scene usually have a beginning, middle and end and therefore can often stand on its own as a mini short. The Curfew for example isn't really anything more than one scene. It still got picked up and made.

The main reason I suggested this is due to the quick turn around. Plus, there is this great youtube channel which you can find here:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCErSSa3CaP_GJxmFpdjG9Jw

It's called "Lessons From The Screenplay" and it breaks down certain things in screenplays, obviously. The most recent episode focused on the 17 or 18 page opening of Inglorious Basters. There are only 16 videos as of now, but the quality is top notch.

Quoted from Don Hey Cameron, What browser version do you use at work?

Google Chrome. It always worked fine and then about two months ago the page won't load properly, I have to hit refresh multiple times to get everything to load. I tried Internet explorer and that to was a bit buggy as it always logged me out. But I'm a teacher so our comps have funny blocking software. I wonder if an update to that may be causing problems the browsers work  fine on my laptop at home.

Quoted from Steven The main reason I suggested this is due to the quick turn around. Plus, there is this great youtube channel which you can find here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCErSSa3CaP_GJxmFpdjG9Jw It's called "Lessons From The Screenplay" and it breaks down certain things in screenplays, obviously. The most recent episode focused on the 17 or 18 page opening of Inglorious Basters. There are only 16 videos as of now, but the quality is top notch.

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