Re: I got a 9 on the Black List -- now what?
Understood. Although if the problems are minor, there's the chance the second review may score it a lot highly. Standard deviation is supposed to be something like just 1 point difference but I've personally seen variation as high as 4 points on one of my scripts.
I respect where you are though, when you hold yourself to a high standard, have all those dreams in your head, love your script, and you know you need an eight to get anywhere, a five can feel like a really kick to the gut.
But believe me, a three is like a kick to the balls.
Originally posted by TheConnorNoden
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I respect where you are though, when you hold yourself to a high standard, have all those dreams in your head, love your script, and you know you need an eight to get anywhere, a five can feel like a really kick to the gut.
But believe me, a three is like a kick to the balls.
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