Do people in this forum swap scripts for critique?

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c.g._eads

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Just wondering. If not, they really should. Maybe have a beginner's group (written a screenplay or two) and an advanced group (3 or more screenplays).

I've personally written a little over a dozen and am always looking for feedback.
 
What folks usually do is post a thread here in the Screenplay/Writing forum asking for a review of their script. They attach the script to the post or link to their site that has it on there and (usually) quite a few fellow writers will take a look and give their thoughts.

I usually try to review for people whenever they ask, but with TimeFest and stuff I have been so busy I have stayed away from those threads. That being said, people have asked me to look at their script specifically and I will have them email it to me and (depending on length) have my review usually in a week or less. Hope that helped!
 
I thought I would give this a bump and also add in a question.

If you DO read someone's script for a serious critique, do you as a reader find it easier to read a script that is written vertically? Are you more apt to read one through that is written this way?

The white space does seem to help me get through longer ones easier, but then I dont really know much about technical formatting issues.
 
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