I’m talking about feedback on an entire script, not just a few pages or a scene. I know we can post those things here but I’m looking to get feedback on my full screenplay when I finish it which shouldn’t be much longer. I already know it needs work, I’m just looking for the best place to go. I’ve always gone to The Black List in the past but is that the best place or is there something better? I’m willing to pay for a script evaluation but obviously don’t wanna get taken by some huckster. Thanks guys!
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There are probably some kind souls here that would read your spec. I write comedy and I barely can read those anymore. Is it the logline you posted before or a new concept? People find writers to read their work also by joining writer's group. There are some paid readers that people use they like and are cheaper than those 500 dollar note people. More in the 75 to 150 range, but still I don't think one has to pay for notes. You should be able to find fellow writers in real life or online to trade with -- they read your stuff, you read theirs. It's part of the fun.
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Found this in a search: https://www.reddit.com/r/Screenwriti...d_script_swap/
Obviously can't vouch for it, but if you try it, please let us know.
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Originally posted by JeffLowell View PostFound this in a search: https://www.reddit.com/r/Screenwriti...d_script_swap/
Obviously can't vouch for it, but if you try it, please let us know.
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Originally posted by JeffLowell View PostFWIW, I'd argue the process of giving notes is as important as getting notes. I was in a few screenwriting groups before I broke in and it definitely helped.
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Originally posted by Bono View PostMark is a good egg.
Acooljt is this spec the one you mentioned before or a new idea? Just curious what the genre is? Drama? Any more details might lead to more reads.
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Originally posted by Acooljt View Post
No, this is a different one than I mentioned before. This one is a drama with a pretty simple premise: Sherlock Holmes investigates the Jack the Ripper murders.
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Try coverfly. It's a peer review website where you get tokens for reading scripts and then you put your script out there and offer so many tokens for anyone to read yours. It's an easy way to get three strangers to read your script and see what their impressions of it are.
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Originally posted by Acooljt View PostThis one is a drama with a pretty simple premise: Sherlock Holmes investigates the Jack the Ripper murders.
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