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Posted by: Don, April 30th, 2019, 2:09pm
Full Exposure by Steven Burton - Short, Comedy, LGBT - A female artist asks a male photographer to pose nude for her project, which triggers other uptight challenges before he decides to pose with a twist at the end. 14 pages - pdf format

For production consideration - No comments required
Posted by: Arundel, June 5th, 2019, 9:48pm; Reply: 1
Not sure why I enjoyed this but I did. Some dialog was awkward. Scenes in Jenny's loft could be shortened some. The scene between Tom and Richard in the bar worked well.

Couldn't find a point to the subject but I guess that's what I find appealing. It was interesting enough without a clear objective.
Posted by: SBurton, August 20th, 2019, 3:04pm; Reply: 2
Thanks, something to think about. The risk revealed with Richard perhaps is a clue. I think the story is about risk taking and the fear about that.  
Posted by: eldave1, August 20th, 2019, 8:13pm; Reply: 3
Something's wrong with your format here - everything is off center.

EXT. OCEAN BEACH - SPRING DAY


Quoted Text
TOM JAMES, a handsome young man with a camera, stands
alone to face the ocean.


Give us age with your character.


Quoted Text
After he quickly looks both ways, his pants unzip and then
pisses on the sand.


Kind of awkward phrasing. The way you have it - his pants on pissing on the sand and unzippng by themselves.

Maybe.

After he quickly looks both ways, he unzips his pants then
pisses on the sand.

Posted by: Nomad, August 22nd, 2019, 11:19am; Reply: 4
Steven,

Comedy is subjective which makes it difficult to write, so I tip my hat to you for trying.

I found no humor in this though as it was a series of awkward scenes filled with stilted dialogue.

If you're still around and would like me to expound, just chime in.

-Jordan
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