Never write a script like a novel. When I write my books I write them with details, but in a script no. You lose the reader and audience. Nobody wants a long drawn script. If Jack is coming in the house, just say that. No need to put that Jack went passed a sofa or almost fell. Get to the details .
The chase scene across the savannah was a great hook. Who is the boy running from? Why are they chasing him? The fact that the pursuers are in a hovercraft told me this is a Syfy future story. The switch to AKUJI, WIFE, SON, and DAUGHTER was a nice transition until on page 2 Ayo, the boy was inserted into the story suddenly. I wondered why it was flowing smoothly until that moment. Is this the boy from the beginning of the story or the son of Aku...
A self-proclaimed failure takes a hallucinogen drug to figure out why her life sucks, but meets a worm in a vodka bottle that sends her on an inner journey to fight her demons and escape her self inflicted torment, while playing a little game of its own.
Violet, a princess in the distant future, must pass several dangerous tests to rejoin society or lose her royal crown and be sent to The Despoiler for her royal punishment.
Lance Irion's ability to lead on the battlefield is given the first real test when he's tasked with finding Conroy Ghatu in the midst of the Laxian Civil War.
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