The Unsubtle Art of Dreaming feature
#Drama #Comedy #Romance
By
Abby
Satty
In the city that never sleeps, a young actress finds herself in a life that never seems to move. Caught between a fractured family, a soul-crushing job, and a flicker of a chance at her dream, Ruby struggles with a choice: pursue the uncertain future she craves or find comfort in the mess she knows.
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107 pages |
8 months ago
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Draft 1
Ruby Ellis, a struggling actress in NYC, grapples with unfulfilled dreams and family trauma. She juggles nannying for a wealthy family with fruitless auditions while navigating a complex relationship with her recovering alcoholic mother, Denise.
Connecting with new friends Logan and Saskia reignites Ruby's creative spark as they collaboratively write a screenplay. This process forces Ruby to confront her own story and ambitions. A budding romance with Logan adds further complexity to her journey.
When faced with choosing between a promising audition and a crucial meeting for their screenplay, Ruby's decision reveals her true priorities and fears. Her small role in a film brings momentary elation but also heightens her awareness of the precarious nature of her dreams.
Throughout, Ruby learns to value incremental progress, both in her career and in healing her relationship with Denise. The story explores the tension between artistic aspirations and practical realities, the impact of family dynamics on personal growth, and the bittersweet nature of chasing dreams in a competitive industry.
Imposter syndrome
Connecting with new friends Logan and Saskia reignites Ruby's creative spark as they collaboratively write a screenplay. This process forces Ruby to confront her own story and ambitions. A budding romance with Logan adds further complexity to her journey.
When faced with choosing between a promising audition and a crucial meeting for their screenplay, Ruby's decision reveals her true priorities and fears. Her small role in a film brings momentary elation but also heightens her awareness of the precarious nature of her dreams.
Throughout, Ruby learns to value incremental progress, both in her career and in healing her relationship with Denise. The story explores the tension between artistic aspirations and practical realities, the impact of family dynamics on personal growth, and the bittersweet nature of chasing dreams in a competitive industry.
Imposter syndrome
