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Location: San Diego
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International Script Database
For those who are interested in reading scripts that were purchased and were made into films, here's a great website: http://www.imsdb.com/
I've spent a lot of time reading these. It's very interesting seeing the differences from the actual movie and the scripts.
I've spent a lot of time reading these. It's very interesting seeing the differences from the actual movie and the scripts.
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Comment by Linton Robinson on October 21, 2009 at 9:34pm
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The other biggie, Michael, is Zoetrope.com, a huge site for peer review of writing and art owned by Francis Ford Coppola. (Triggerstreet is Kevin Spacey's project)
I can think of quite a few people who sold scripts they developed on Zoetrope.
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Comment by Michael on September 28, 2009 at 12:52pm - Thank you! I'll check it out.
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Comment by Kara Murphy on September 27, 2009 at 8:07pm - For quality feedback on screenplays, you should check out Triggerstreet.com. It's a pretty great resource for screenwriters.
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Keep a few things in mind as you post here:
1. Posts are public.
This is a public forum and all posts are archived on the web. Bottom line, don't say anything here you wouldn't want everyone (and I mean EVERYONE: your mom, your little brother, your future employer) to see. Forever.
2. Be On Topic.
This is a group of writers. We're here to talk about writing, the creation of writing, the business of writing, events about writing. We are also a community of friends to some extent, which means that on occasion, non-writing topics will come up. Use the Start a New Discussion link if you want to change topics, and be sure to Title and Tag your post appropriately. That way your fellow writers will be able to scan the list of active discussions and see which ones are of interest.
3. Be Respectful.
Don't really foresee a problem here, but we gotta say it anyway. Disagreements are fine, but please please don't resort to personal insults and/or name calling. Mean people are not cool and harassment, intentionally inflammatory remarks, and bigotry will not be tolerated.
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We'll respect yours. We won't give away or sell names, contact information, etc. Please do the same for your fellow community members.
5. SPAM. Don't.
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