Anyone ever written a movie/screenplay? I want to write a movie

Discussion in 'Stoner Movies & Documentaries' started by SauceDaddy, Jan 18, 2015.

  1. What's up guys?
     
    I've always wanted to write a movie and I think I've decided to finally try to tackle it. I've already done some research and I actually even have one page of a script written so far. It's going to need a lot of editing and fixing of course since it's my first but...
     
    I was just wondering if anyone else here has ever written a script? Maybe we can collab or even if you haven't written one maybe you can read mine when I add some more? or now?
     
     
    Idk not really trying to take it too serious just havin fun and something productive to do. Reply if interested

     
  2. #2 SauceDaddy, Jan 18, 2015
    Last edited by a moderator: Jan 18, 2015
    [SIZE=12pt]FADE IN:[/SIZE]
     
    [SIZE=12pt]INSIDE RESTAURANT KITCHEN – FOOD RUNNER SIDE – Flouro Lights, Dim[/SIZE]
     
    [SIZE=12pt]Busy kitchen staff in background, yelling out orders in spanglish, and one skinny looking guy clumsily hurries out of the kitchen with a tray of food.[/SIZE]
    [SIZE=12pt]ALEX – 21 year old food runner, medium length hair a little on the wild side with a scruffy face in his work uniform is stuffing a sweatshirt and phone charger inside a backpack in the back of the kitchen. Alex grabs his skateboard and[/SIZE]
     
    [SIZE=12pt]The camera follows him as he jogs up to the ‘front of the house' and quickly waves to everyone, clocks out says goodbye, and hustles back towards the kitchen.[/SIZE]
     
    [SIZE=12pt]Alex walks through the crowded kitchen area and walks up to LUIS – a 32 year old, somewhat pudgy line cook in charge of the kitchen, and slaps him 5.[/SIZE]
     
    [SIZE=12pt]“Alex”[/SIZE]​
    [SIZE=12pt]Ok bitch I'm outta here (slyly, big smile, joking)[/SIZE]​
     ​
    [SIZE=12pt]“Luis”[/SIZE]​
    [SIZE=12pt]Ok puto, see you tomorrow![/SIZE]​
     ​
    [SIZE=12pt]Alex repeats a variation of this process with 4 other guys in the kitchen.[/SIZE]
     
    [SIZE=12pt]OUTSIDE RESTAURANT DAY, SUNNY[/SIZE]
     
    [SIZE=12pt]Alex walks out the back door of the kitchen and the camera continues to follow as Alex throws his skateboard down, skating through the parking lot. He has on shorts and short sleeves, it's busy day so the audience can assume it must be summer. Camera continues to follow as Alex skates down the road a good ways to a parked mazda 3 sedan type car. Alex fumbles hurriedly for the keys, unlocks the car and gets in. Alex takes his cell phone out of the center console, see's a lot of missed calls/messages. [/SIZE]
    [SIZE=12pt]Dials up “Dug” on the phone and puts phone to his ear with car running and waits while it dials. Somewhat nervously looks around checking traffic as the phone rings.[/SIZE]
     
    [SIZE=12pt]“Dug” (Voice over phone)[/SIZE]​
    [SIZE=12pt]Yeeeo?[/SIZE]​
     ​
    [SIZE=12pt]“Alex”[/SIZE]​
    [SIZE=12pt]Yo whats good man? Everything straight?[/SIZE]​
     ​
    [SIZE=12pt]“Dug”[/SIZE]​
    [SIZE=12pt]Yeah why?[/SIZE]​
     ​
    [SIZE=12pt]“Alex”[/SIZE]​
    [SIZE=12pt]I just got off. Had a lot of missed calls and shit I didn't even check it. Imma be at the house soon.[/SIZE]​
     ​
    [SIZE=12pt]“Dug”[/SIZE]​
    [SIZE=12pt]Aite[/SIZE]​
     
  3. probably not writing it correctly but that's what I have so far.
     
    Any pictures in your mind when you read it?
     
  4. I did film school years ago ..and what I learn't then is long gone outta the window, thats just the issue once you get comfortable with one way of doing it,...then they change the rules, but if you can get a full and recent script of some Award winning movie and look to the style or treatment, as a way forward
     
    then theres so many styles to try to 
     
  5. Honestly, the first page is pretty good. But nothing has happened so far. I wish you had written up to the point where something happened so i have an idea of where the story is going but it seems well written so far keep going (y)
     
  6. As an actor I have read tons of scripts. You have the format right so now it's up to you to decide what to put in it. The only thing missing is my pink highlighter pen over my part so I can pick it out easy. Also send it to your actors in Microsoft word so that if you need reading glasses such as I do and the part calls for me to wear no glasses (as usual) it is easy to bump up the font a bit and easily read it.
     
  7. I've never written a screenplay but i have written down some ideas for movies.
     

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