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r/leaves•

I've been feeling this way for a few weeks. I've got a lot going on at home and work and really want to smoke again, even if it's just a one off smoke.

I stay in a small town and it seems like everyone here smokes. About an hour ago there was a guy ahead of me smoking a joint and the smell was amazing I wanted to catch up with him and ask for a puff but yeah, that would be weird but damn I really want some herbal remedy rn

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r/Screenwriting•

Adapting Shakespeare?

CRAFT QUESTION

Hey,

I'm curious how the legal side of adapting say Romeo & Juliet would work. Baz Luhrmann did this already but is this public domain material or is there a distant relative we need to go through to get permission?

Shakespeare's plays have been adapted time and time again and hopefully will be until the end of time. I have an adaptation but is this a ground floor project without permission or can I legally take it places?

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r/Screenwriting•

Hey,

I'd love some honest criticism if you've got time. This is the third draft. Looking to make final changes. I'm really struggling with a good title as well so if you've any suggestions I'd welcome them.

Logline: Three stoner flatmates and a Missionary are accidentally swept into an interstellar species saving mission to Titan.

TV pilot

33 pages

Stoner comedy

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Xic60oGAPFIdCjc6Zec7fwlYndAwerSz/view?usp=drivesdk

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r/Screenwriting•

You have 48 hours to write a compelling scene as an exercise with the following prompts that must be included. (Minimum 1 page - Maximum 10)

1.      Setting – at sea

2.      A wounded dog

3.      An addiction

4.      A helicopter on fire

5.      Overcooked spaghetti

Concludes 7th March - 10PM (GMT). Upload here.

Winner announced 48h later (9th March) to pay it forward as the prompt master. Be sure to up-vote your favourite.

Most up-votes wins. Good luck!

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r/Screenwriting•

Hello,

I'm keen to learn more about treatments. What I'm learning thus far says a treatment needs to be 30 pages + some as high as 80 pages.

Do you have any fine examples of a well written treatment and what's your normal page count for one?

This is my first ever attempt at a treatment. 3 pages. I know theres a lot more to add I'm just not sure what at this stage.

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r/Screenwriting•

Title: Catharsis

Page count: 130

Genre: Psychological Drama

Format: Feature

Log: Two wayward paths collide in a mental health facility where a man battling disassociative identity disorder charged with the murder of his wife and child is evaluated by a recently divorced forensic psychiatrist battling to make it through the day.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1w_45F7BBdHnSSQhOHm0BwtgK8hPboOok/view?usp=drivesdk

I have posted this before to amazing feedback and want to really push this script forward and have it entered into the Niccoll this year.

I've been swept up in this script for a few years and its changed a few times over that time. But. This is the final attempt. It was 169 p

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r/Screenwriting•

Hello.

I'm not spoiling it for anyone but I've watched this film three times now and I can't get the film or script out of my head, because when broken down it's actually quite a boring, slow film.

I'm no expert on the matter but is this film as good as everyone thinks it is. Will it sweep the Oscars?

Can someone actually explain the sequence of acts as there doesn't seem to an awful lot of differentiation between them to me.

Does the script make this a great film or the director?

EDIT: I do actually love this film.

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https://drive.google.com/file/d/1AUvCrI47X8pYV25ox7hNtIV5_xwcnKKl/view?usp=drivesdk

Hey all, I got this first draft. 20 pages. Needs to be 30. Looking for a writing partner on this. In need of expanding skillset and would like to try collaborating even if its not this. But any feedback / suggestions welcome here.

Title: Brad Pitt Scissor Kicked My Dog In The Mouth (working)

Genre: Comedy

Format: TV Pilot

Pages: 20

Logline: after accidentally accosting Buskers, a boxer dog, Brad Pitt's world is thrown into danger. (Working)

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