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Yeah, I like to think I stay true to that style as well but lately (because what I’m writing these days is more meant to be read than seen) I’ve been sort of breaking the rules in a sense. I very rarely describe the location in any sort of detail simply because most of the time it’s not that important to the story I’m trying to tell. I add subtle (and sometimes not so subtle) camera direction, I bluntly describe a characters emotions a little more than I should, and I’ve kinda strayed away from conforming to the typical act structure/character arch. Most of those things are considered a “no-no when trying to break into the business”.
If you’re interested in having your work viewed and critiqued I highly recommend checking out the Virtual Series world. We mostly deal in TV shows but I’m co-president of a network and I’m totally looking to acquire more movies. If you’re afraid of somebody stealing your work you can always register it with the copyright office or the WGA first but just publishing it somewhere gives you documented proof that you did it first and you’ll have plenty of witnesses who can vouch for that.
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Yeah, that sounds cool. Do you want to hire me on 
? My manager copyrights my stuff so I’m never really worried about all that. He’ll handled the legal stuff and I’ll just do what I do best.