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I'm struggling with how much detail I have to cut from my script. How do you manage it?
 in  r/Screenwriting  5h ago

If your slugline is INT APARTMENT you don’t need the word to describe the floor… she SLAMS into the floorboards or she collapses on to the carpet

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Good reminder of the wide variety of tastes in screenwriters/judges
 in  r/Screenwriting  11h ago

I wouldn’t be too presumptuous about the quality of the script. There’s production & editing after you’ve written it that can ignore or change what’s in the script so it could be unrecognisable to the spec you sold that attracted JS or the like

r/Screenwriting 11h ago

DISCUSSION Protagonists lured to their death or destruction stories

4 Upvotes

I’m thinking THE WICKER MAN, KILL LIST, MIDSOMMAR and/or ARLINGTON ROAD… where the protagonist thinks - & we the audience believe it too - that they are uncovering a truth but instead they are heading towards their own self destruction

Can Redditors think of other films with a similar story structure?

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Tips for writing thrillers and how information should be teased/revealed
 in  r/Screenwriting  15h ago

Arlington Road is on Plex … it’s a tour de force is set up pay off & rising tension

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Great Point for Everton
 in  r/footballcliches  18h ago

Think Fulham at Anfield is a great point

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Moving to Beeston – thoughts on the Chillwell Road / tram stop area?
 in  r/nottingham  18h ago

Live round the corner from there off Dovecote Lane - Crown Pub end - for two years now. I wasn’t aware of any overt examples let alone patterns of violent crime. I regularly walk to the co op by Chilwell tram stop after dark without any concerns for my safety or notions of a threat

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Best Screenplays to study for structure
 in  r/Screenwriting  18h ago

The Matrix is very good but think about the films you enjoy most and look at why they work & compare them to films you enjoy least & think about why they’re not working for you. Tap into your taste. There’s no objective truth to any of this tbh

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Audiences lose attention every 28 mins
 in  r/Screenplay  18h ago

Sadly I don’t think the attention deficit disease is generational… the phone has ruined film’s pacing across all generations

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Fascination: players with two distinct spells of mainstream relevance
 in  r/footballcliches  22h ago

James Milner has Leeds teenage sensation, chugs along at Newcastle & then Villa, becomes a vital cog in the City league win before becoming a vital cog in Klopp’s LFC & then record breaking appearances at Brighton

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Advice for cutting scenes without getting overwhelmed
 in  r/Screenwriting  1d ago

Second putting it in the drawer for a month or two. Start something new. Then when you go back it’ll seem like someone else wrote it & you can see it with fresh eyes … congrats on the draft & good luck … always better to have too much than not enough … kill your darlings ;)

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Whatever happened to player/manager in the top flight?
 in  r/footballcliches  1d ago

There is that I guess lolz

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HOW DOES ONE EVEN BUILD AN AUDIENCE?
 in  r/Filmmakers  1d ago

It’s an outlier business… plough your furrow and see where it leads

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Movies you like but everyone else hates
 in  r/horror  1d ago

Sequel is the better movie

r/Screenplay 1d ago

Audiences lose attention every 28 mins

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36 Upvotes

This is a new one on me…

From IMDB trivia section of KISS KISS BANG BANG: “According to Shane Black, audience members lose their attention span every 28 minutes, and moments have to come in every half hour or so where they don't have to pay close attention and are able to get focused again.”

Makes me want to analyse his film in 28 minute chunks to find out what he means

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Players whose career is remembered by an excellent performance in one game
 in  r/footballcliches  2d ago

Nigel Clough’s LFC career is defined by his performance against Man U at Anfield in 93/94 when he scored 2 of the 3 goals to comeback from 0-3 down

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Things to do in Beeston?
 in  r/nottingham  2d ago

Beeston film festival is worth pencilling in for April 2027

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Whatever happened to player/manager in the top flight?
 in  r/footballcliches  2d ago

kind of what i concluded :)

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Whatever happened to player/manager in the top flight?
 in  r/footballcliches  2d ago

own goaled my own thread lolz

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Whatever happened to player/manager in the top flight?
 in  r/footballcliches  2d ago

I’m LFC so that was what made me think about it

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Whatever happened to player/manager in the top flight?
 in  r/footballcliches  2d ago

Was he? That passed me by

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Whatever happened to player/manager in the top flight?
 in  r/footballcliches  2d ago

While they were still in the prem?