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[artistic_alex]

Let's pretend I've already said all the stuff about not posting in forever.

I've been busy.

I have been absorbing everything I can read about screenwriting from some great (and some not so great) books on the subject, and writing screenplays since pretty much the beginning of the year.

Some of you, as with tiguh_tiguh, may be wondering what happened to

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[leiacat]

Not sure how much help I'd be in critique, but I'd be willing to take a look.

[stori_lundi]

I'd love to take a look at your scripts. I haven't read anything but government blather in ages.

[lonebear]

I can look at one. What is the format at this point? Is it novel-ish, or more like

Him: words
Her: words

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It: words?

[artistic_alex]

They are formatted in the approved Hollywood style as expounded in many books on the subject, not to mention as demonstrated in a number of sample screenplays I've been collecting for my favorite movies.

For example:

INT. OFFICE CUBICLE - DAY

ARTISTIC_ALEX sits at a cubicle sluttered with things he's supposed to work on. Instead, he types an entry into his blog.

ARTISTIC_ALEX
Man I'm ready to quit this job.

ALEX'S MANAGER appears over his shoulder.

MANAGER
Working hard?

ARTISTIC_ALEX Alt-Tabs to something official-looking.

[media_junkie]

I'd love to see the Canterbury Tales one. I know just how you feel about papa Booz. I'm trying to work up the nerve to leave myself. They just sent me my "congrats on your 15th year" email and it depressed me. There's got to be something more for me out there. You too!

[artistic_alex]

I'll be working on Canterbury Trails tonight and tomorrow, so I can send out scripts sometime Wednesday for those interested.

Please Send me an e-mail at alexbradley@verizon.net so I can send a pdf attachment.