A couple of scenes in my screenplay are very graphic/disturbing. Do you think there's a risk to including that kind of content or does it attract just as many viewers as it deters?
A couple of scenes in my screenplay are very graphic/disturbing. Do you think there's a risk to including that kind of content or does it attract just as many viewers as it deters?
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Hi Richard. Will do,, thanks. :)
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Hi Amanda, I hope this message finds you well. it is nice to meet with you. I see you have been helping writers network for almost a decade. It's good to know. I am here to network as well. Please let me know if there is anything I can do to help my script to be noticed.
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Hi Kathryn Zizek I think this is a very mindful question, I used to be a sensitivity reader and wanting to know how you can make something risky being in good taste is super important especially when...
Expand commentHi Kathryn Zizek I think this is a very mindful question, I used to be a sensitivity reader and wanting to know how you can make something risky being in good taste is super important especially when wanting to include your audience rather than alienate, a good source would be checking out our script coverage (https://www.stage32.com/scriptservices/coverage) in order to gauge feedback!
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As a paid script reader for studios/networks/prod-cos for many years, "graphic/disturbing" is okay if it is integral to the story.
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Depends...don't pitch to Hallmark :)
On a serious note no...and if it's horror, the gorier the better. Check out the latest successes it that field, although must say 70's and 80's were peak of the subject...those films were literally limitless.