I was delighted that my loglines did well with the community, averaging 4.8 out of 5.00. Thanks to all who took the time to view them. I'm still eager to exchange scripts with other folks who are looking for notes. If you liked the logline, maybe you'll enjoy my script.
I've sent notes to a few authors here and was impressed with the intelligence and creativity expressed in their stories. I tend to give particular, actionable notes rather than vague impressions, having gotten many useless notes from coverage readers who write in generalities.
The hardest part of screenwriting isn't the story/plot structure; it's the storytelling craft required to tell it within the professional expectations of experienced spec script readers. They don't have much patience or time when they read three scripts a day for their boss. Contest readers seem to have more time and focus on aesthetics over producibility. Less is almost always more.
