Second Draft

Yesterday I edited the first few pages of my script. I would post the opening scene, but this post box on here removes all the formatting, and pretty much makes the script unreadable.                    

Never mind.

Forget about what I said earlier about not having an idea...I just thought of something awesome, although it will definitely be too hard to film. I'll probably still write it, though, and maybe post some of it soon.

Out of ideas

Now that The Decayed is finished, I'm trying to think of good idea for another screenplay. I'm trying to think of an idea that's good, but isn't too hard for me to film like my last script was.

So far since the end of April, I've started outlining three different screenplays, one of them comedy and the other two horror. I might go with one of those ideas, but right now I'm not sure.

I'll post some of my new idea when I decide on what to do. For now, though, I have to edit the script I already wrote.

Guess what?

I won Script Frenzy! My page count goal was 80, but I ended up getting 117 pages. Now I just have to edit my script...

Update

I'm planning on writing an unofficial 39 Clues novella (short novel) and posting it on the 39 Clues message board this May. It's currently called "The Mosaic of History" although that if definitely subject to change.

I don't know if any of the few people who actually read this blog have read any of the 39 clues books, but anyway, I'll probably end up posting a link to my 39 clues story sometime soon.

By the way, "The Decayed," my graphic novel is going pretty good. I haven't been working on it much lately, but it will (hopefully) be finished by the 30th.

"The Decayed" book cover

Here's the book cover for "The Decayed," my graphic novel I'm writing. It isn't the final cover, though, but just the basic idea.

Whatta ya think?

130 pages!

I decided to convert my script from a screenplay to a graphic novel script. (If you don't already know, most people write a script before they actually start drawing a graphic novel.)

So, on the script writing software I use, it automatically converts the script to whatever format you want. So I told it to convert my screenplay to a graphic novel script, and it turns out it's about 130 pages as a graphic novel script. YES!