The Sandwich Days by Matthew Dressel and Phil Vaira & Andrea Walters (Story by Matthew Dressel) - Short, Comedy - Billiam, constantly tormented by a bully and airborne sandwiches, decides to ignore his mother's advice and fight back with the help of his friend,Tim, and 100 sandwiches. - pdf, format 8)

Great work, Dressel.

Can't wait to see the finished product.

Ah Dressel. I do remember you saying something I was saying earlier about writing a kick ass script. And you said that a long time ago.

Nice to see you getting work done. Keep at it. You'll get there. Closer than most.

R

Quoted from screenrider Great work, Dressel. Can't wait to see the finished product.

Thanks.  I know Phil put a lot of hard work into this, so I'm sure it turned out great.  I actually have yet to see the finished film, but I should be getting my copy within the week.

Quoted from rendevous Ah Dressel. I do remember you saying something I was saying earlier about writing a kick A** script. And you said that a long time ago. Nice to see you getting work done. Keep at it. You'll get there. Closer than most.

I actually wrote this script my second year in film school, maybe 4 or 5 years ago.  Phil came on here asking for a family-oriented script, and it was the only one I had.  Granted, I usually write family-friendly stuff, but not usually family-oriented.  Most families like their existentialist Waiting for Godot jokes kept at a minimum, I would think.

Quoted from dresseme   Most families like their existentialist Waiting for Godot jokes kept at a minimum, I would think.

I'm only too happy to hear you use:

"Waiting for Godot" without any remorse.  ;D Or is there? Damn there shouldn't be!

Anyways, what happened to Godot?

Sandra

Nice to see this has been filmed. I wish the same would happen to my A Friend for George, which also deals with bullying. Well done!

I always enjoy watching/reading a light hearted piece and this was that. Tee-hee.

You are a good writer and it's a pleasure to read your work.

Sandra

You don`t have to put `CUT TO` before every scene, as you have a master scene heading, a director will know to `CUT TO` anyway.
I still enjoyed reading it and all the best with it.

Ah now Irish. There'd be reasons for that being there with this script. The rest of us are kicking bricks around on building sites. D is actually watching us through the camera on his iPad.

By the way D - read it. You'll get there. Keep at it. No matter wat.

R