>>220564505
not telling you. go write your own stories.

>>220564520
Is it going well at least?

I rehearsed three different guys for the lead in my short film, and unfortunately they were all pretty good, so now I have to actually make a decision. I don’t think any of them realize I’m also rehearsing the others, so now I feel like a dirtbag because I reached out to all three of them and now i'm gonna have to tell two of em Sorry man I went withsomeone else

What do

Nearly done with act 1 of my low budget innawoods script

>Resources
https://thescriptsavant.com/movies.html - A library of scripts (some anon tried the "service" though and said it was a scam)
http://www.wordplayer.com/ - Terry Rossio & Ted Elliott's old blog
http://www.thefutoncritic.com/devwatch/
https://una.pressbooks.pub/fade-in/

>Some Good Scripts
https://thescriptsavant.com/movies/Chinatown.pdf
https://thescriptsavant.com/movies/Die_Hard.pdf
https://thescriptsavant.com/movies/Inception.pdf
https://thescriptsavant.com/movies/Avatar.pdf
https://thescriptsavant.com/movies/Topiary_Carruth.pdf

>Recommended Books (by some anons)
1. "Writing Screenplays That Sell" by Michael Hauge
a good guide on structuring screenplays, developing characters, using themes, and the business
2. "The Hollywood Standard" by Christopher Riley
definitive script formatting guide

More link suggestions are welcome

>>220565250
Anna's Archive has the Save the Cat books if that's your thing. No idea how well regarded they are but I saw them while searching for something else.

>>220564505
tl;dr time travel romcom
All my stuff keeps ending up being very high-budget and I’m wondering if I need to work on that if I actually wanna ever sell anything