coldams

u/coldams



r/Screenwriting•

I am going to need some emotional support here. I can handle a full software crash once in a while - what I can't handle is losing two pages without a backup for unsaved work.

I am no Hemingway or Sorkin, but I put an equal amount of sweat in my work.

Yes, I autosave. I just don't autosave every minute.

No, it is not once a while, it is every day if I work for more than two hours.

Yes, the software is up to date.

Yes, it’s almost midnight.

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r/Screenwriting•

A bit of context to the question.

I have been writing scripts for 6 years now. Mostly for my own pleasure and the satisfaction of building a story, but I wouldn’t be able to rate my own work.

About myself:

I have a BA in history and theory of cinema from France (native) and moved in the US in 2016. I worked as an AP for television and cinema between Paris and London and transited into video game production for the past couple of years.

I kept writing over the years for the love of screenplays. One thing that I never did was to share my work, outside the circle of friends, and getting feedback here and there.

What I miss, is an actual analysis of my writing without the granularity o

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