Any Film makers seeking a Low budget script???

I also have other short script called, Angel777

Logline

Vicky is abducted by a serial killer.
 
Currently working in the lab on my newest short script

called, "The DVX user"

Logline

Steve will make Adam pay for cheating him out of his funds.



This one is a killer- ha-ha
 
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Look like no one interested in low budget scripts any more.
Well- I do have a high budget script for the big rollers.
 
What's the difference between a 'high budget' script and a 'low budget' script? Are the 'low budget' scripts simply your worst scripts? If so, why would anyone want them? ;-)
 
Well, it's a cute little wish fulfillment story.
Must be one of your first scripts. Keep writing, brother!
 
low-budget and high-budget refer to the amount of money that would be required to produce the script. For example, a script taking place in a motel room and in a car might be a low-budget script, while a script involving giant robots, explosions, and extensive shots in NYC would be a high-budget script.
 
hey Seunosewa

Things only could get better from down here!!


After I sell my first feature- will give u a ring and we'll watch some girls dancing on top of the table.

My treat!!
 
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Hey Sean

U look like someone who would be interested in my script- someone who can get things moving.

Work it out Sean!!
 
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And for the rest of the true believers out there.
First Film producer to give me a Buzz- Can produce this great script for FREE!!

Yes For FREE!!!
 
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Any Doctor Who fans out there?

I believe that Doctor Who is the top rating Sci-fi show on Cable.

Where can I sign up to become a staff writer for the show??
 
Do you have any longer scripts say 100 pages ??? with a orignal story ...Not saying your isnt just making sure were on the same track
 
Erm... McTheory...

That script was...
terrible, I'm afraid.

Normally I wouldn't use such harsh criticisms for a first-time writer, but the way you've been acting in this thread... I think it's time for a Healthy Dose of Reality.

Spend more time developing your characters and believable situations. Ask around for advice and assistance from the experienced. Read actual, produced scripts to get an idea of how to begin writing one.

You've got a lot of work ahead of you... but you can still become a great writer.

One more question (and the most important one you're likely to be asked): Are you truly serious about screenwriting?

Just out of curiosity, how old are you?
 
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Well- I do have 5 feature scripts- 1 pilot sitcom script and many other short scripts.
 
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Stefanhaynes


Well- thanks for the read Stefanhaynes.
I do believe it 's a honestly good solid and believable script.

Can you tell me what is so unbelievable about it?
 
Explain to me how exactly it's believable, first.

Aside from the dialog and plot, the formatting was way off and typos were rampant. At least proofread your work before putting it up for reading.

Once again, how old are you?
 
So your only problems was with formatting and typos?

And Yes I am old enough to carry a bottle of rum in one hand and a gun in the other.
 
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