u/Nice_Elk_8438

Is having multiple episodes ready helpful?

I once wrote a feature that got too long (190+ pages…) and decided it might be better as a TV show. Do I even need to focus on seperating each page count into an episode? Or just take the first 30-50 and define them into a good pilot without even thinking about the next ones because I basically know everything that happens.

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u/Nice_Elk_8438 — 15 hours ago

Under The Nose - 101p - Feature

Title: Under The Nose

Genres: Comedy, Crime, Action

Pages: 101

Format: Feature

Logline: When a cop is hit with the fact he wasted his service doing nothing, he takes on a mission to impersonate a feared gangster named “The Mustache”. He’s thrown into a crew of violent criminals - who are actually just as undercover, and just as confused as he is.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1cwE81kWcBPQ2tiviYiV8gVn9VoAXMDJx/view?usp=drivesdk

It’s my first draft, so any type of feedback would be nice :) but especially on if the action shootouts are visualized clearly.

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u/Nice_Elk_8438 — 3 days ago

Under The Nose - 101p - feature

Title: Under The Nose

Genres: Comedy, Crime, Action

Pages: 101

Format: Feature

Logline: When a cop is hit with the fact he wasted his service doing nothing, he takes on a mission to impersonate a feared gangster named “The Mustache”. He’s thrown into a crew of violent criminals - who are actually just as undercover, and just as confused as he is.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1cwE81kWcBPQ2tiviYiV8gVn9VoAXMDJx/view?usp=drivesdk

It’s my first draft, so any type of feedback would be nice :) but especially on if the action shootouts are visualized clearly.

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u/Nice_Elk_8438 — 3 days ago

Is rich vocabulary crucial for a script?

Not an English native speaker, and was very confident in my English basically until I came across this subreddit. I find myself reading other scripts having to translate something every 2 pages, if not more. I don’t find myself struggling too much when writing myself, but that probably just means I’m using mid to surface level vocabulary. How much does it truly matter in the long run?

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u/Nice_Elk_8438 — 4 days ago

How do you pick the perfectly fitting one?

I’ve reached the claimax of my feature script. It’s a crime comedy and the end is basically an all out shootout with many confrontations, reveals, and jokes I have set up in my head, but I feel like for each moment in the claimax there are basically 10 different directions to go with each scene, because it’s such a large event, where I basically only have it’s beginning point, end point, and some random points, that some even contradict each other and I need to let go of. If you’ve ever gotten to a similar situation I’d like to hear how you solved it :)

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u/Nice_Elk_8438 — 8 days ago