Hey, Christine and Lee Ann (or is just Lee, lol)
Everything is a process. I happen to like the choppy, almost bullet like style. It read smoothly, imo. While reading a few things did cross my mind, and that was adding flare to already crisp writing to break up some of the montony of any descriptive narrative. Of the bat, I would suggest capitlizing sounds that will be heard on screen.
As I said for another script/writer, the advantage is that it will draw attention of readers just as it would for audiences listening, for example...
Quoted Text Door hinges squeak. |
could be...
Quoted Text Door hinges SQUEAK. |
and...
Quoted Text The closet door swings open and slams into the wall. |
Quoted Text The closet door swings open and SLAMS into the wall. |
Of course these are all personal suggestions because I like the description as is, but the intended effect is what I'm trying to emphizies if that makes sense, lol.
I liked that you had a reversal at the end. How creative one could argue about like the prevoius reviewer. But at least you had something. And two somethings because it turned out to be his grandmother.
BLB