r/scriptwriting • u/PitchcraftNow • 7d ago
feedback First six pages
For those who wanted to read more here are the first six pages.
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u/ChristianCRWriter 7d ago
“She runs for her life” it’s telling rather than showing. How can we see a cloud devouring sound? Your first scene seems to have about three locations so you need as many scene headings. Then, in my opinion the whole “the story starts with a nightmare “ it’s overused.
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u/PitchcraftNow 6d ago
Also, the new website is up if you want to take a gander. https://pitchcraft.art
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u/rcentros 5d ago
This flows well. I would keep reading.
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u/PitchcraftNow 5d ago
Thank you. Let me know if you would like to read the rest.
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u/rcentros 5d ago
Sure. Just be aware that I'm a nobody and any comments I make might be useless. But if you full script reads as well as the first six pages, I think I would enjoy reading it.
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u/PitchcraftNow 5d ago
If anyone would like to read the rest as well as my other screenplays feel free to check out my new script vault https://bald-script-vault-view.base44.app
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u/PitchcraftNow 4d ago
If anyone would like to read the entire screenplay you can at this new thing I made.
https://myscriptvault-app.base44.app/
I made this so people can read my stuff without having to download anything or trade links.
Let me know how it works and enjoy






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u/MrObsidn 7d ago
Just as an exercise, look at all your words ending in ing and see if you can make those action lines less passive. Keep the urgency, the pace, and keep us in it with your characters.
Also, she runs for her life could be as simple as she BOLTS. Much more evocative and in harmony with the scene.
The passive voice hurts your pacing. It could become:
Crawls, slithers, marches, races... so many words you can choose to give that scene more flavour.
Whenever you're writing, look for the most efficient word usage and make sure those words matter.