ONE PAGE
I issue a challenge to the other spec monkeys that read this.
It's simple enough. Any of you can do it.
Post one page from a script you wrote on your website.
Just one page. That's all. It won't compromise your security. No one will be able to rip off your whole script (which should at least be WGA registered anyway) from just one page. It can be old, it can be new. Use something original or pull a page from a TV spec, whatever you've got. You can even write a brand new one page of something just for the occasion.
In the screenwriting scribosphere, there's been lots of talk about writing, but we rarely get to see much of the writing in question. I have had the opportunity to swap scripts with a few people and I've found it to be very interesting. And there's still a couple out there I look forward to seeing after they rewrite or other. Let this one page be an example of what you do and how you do it. I've posted a pilot page from King Vs. Queen once before and this time I'm putting up a spec page.
One page.
It's simple enough. Any of you can do it.
Post one page from a script you wrote on your website.
Just one page. That's all. It won't compromise your security. No one will be able to rip off your whole script (which should at least be WGA registered anyway) from just one page. It can be old, it can be new. Use something original or pull a page from a TV spec, whatever you've got. You can even write a brand new one page of something just for the occasion.
In the screenwriting scribosphere, there's been lots of talk about writing, but we rarely get to see much of the writing in question. I have had the opportunity to swap scripts with a few people and I've found it to be very interesting. And there's still a couple out there I look forward to seeing after they rewrite or other. Let this one page be an example of what you do and how you do it. I've posted a pilot page from King Vs. Queen once before and this time I'm putting up a spec page.
One page.