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Don
Posted: January 26th, 2012, 8:50pm Report to Moderator
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Fighting Two Wars by Paul Hewitt (Mastersightfilms) - Short, Action, Adventure, Espionage - When Alex Hart is trained to be an assassin has he lost all hope of a normal life? Can his team of Mercenaries help him answer the question of who he really is? 35 pages - pdf, format


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Apparently on used diapers!!! Cuz it`s full of shit

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Here we go again...
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I recommend reading the suggestions on your other script and being more active around here before posting more of your work.
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This is Paul's third script.  He has yet to post on the boards....


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A lot of mistakes with this one I'm afraid. I didn't even bother reading past the first page. Some of these grammar mistakes are taught in primary school so unless you're actually 12, you gotta do better than this.

When you first introduce a character, put their name in CAPS but I see you didn't even introduce ALEX so we have no clue how old he might be.

And then the Bell rings and Alex walks to his locker? Is the locker supposed to be inside the classroom because you forgot to change the slug... You also forgot to introduce Juliet who could be 102 for all I know .

You shouldn't DISSOLVE TO: or any TO:s in spec scripts but correct me if this isnt one.

So then you write "Alex: (Grabbing keys to his car)" Why not just write "Alex pulls out some keys." Then you tell us his mother phones him and then she is the first to answer... Shouldn't Alex be the one saying hello first?

By the end of the first page, I can't read anymore. Sorry, mate. You should avoid telling us things and try showing them. How do we know a class is waiting for school to finish? How do we know this locker belongs to Alex? How do we know this car belongs to Alex? How do we know his mother is on the phone? Whenever you write something in a script, always think to yourself "Can this be seen on screen?" If not, try and find a way to do it.

You should read/comment on some scripts here, you will learn a lot and in exchange, people will read your scripts. That's how it works here on SS. Sorry if I came off as harsh . Hope to see you around.

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Paul, I actually made it to page six. I'm afraid I can't say anything positive about your script other than you did finish it, I guess that is something. The story sounds familiar, though I can't quite remember where I've heard it before, but that in itself is not the big problem. Your formatting, spelling, grammar, etc. is your problem, and I mean a really big one. As the other reviewers have said, read scripts and do some studying before you post again. Everything you need to know is right here on the boards. It is not easy, however, if you want someone to read your scripts you have to at least get your formatting problem straight. And like they said, read and comment on the  other writers' work. Good luck in your future writing.  Marvin.  
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