Talk about entering a scene late and getting out early. This from John Q:
INT. ILLINOIS TRUST - DAY
John and Denise are refused for a loan.
That's the entire scene.
Does this leave a bit much to the director's imagination? This script has several such brief scenes.
It made me curious. I checked IMDB to see whether this was penned by the director. Who needs much description if the only eyes reading the script are your own. But nope, the director and writer, two different folks.
Anybody know whether this was a spec? The writer has a TV track record so it didn't come completely out of left field.
Your thoughts on writing this sparse--particularly when done by a newbie attempting to break in.
INT. ILLINOIS TRUST - DAY
John and Denise are refused for a loan.
That's the entire scene.
Does this leave a bit much to the director's imagination? This script has several such brief scenes.
It made me curious. I checked IMDB to see whether this was penned by the director. Who needs much description if the only eyes reading the script are your own. But nope, the director and writer, two different folks.
Anybody know whether this was a spec? The writer has a TV track record so it didn't come completely out of left field.
Your thoughts on writing this sparse--particularly when done by a newbie attempting to break in.
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