Quote: chipolata @ September 11 2008, 4:05 PM BSTHave you ever posted anything here, Marc P? I'd like to read something by you.
I posted a massive one in critique only yesterday.
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Quote: Graham Bandage @ September 11 2008, 4:18 PM BSTGod, you're so needy.
I'm a writer!
Anyway, it's nice to know what works as well as what doesn't.
Quote: Afinkawan @ September 11 2008, 4:08 PM BSTWhat does everyone else think? At least one person said they liked that device when I first posted a different incarnation of this scene.
That was me! 
I thought the 'babbling' was a good effect and I honestly found it funny. Infact I still thinks it's funny.
Def.
Quote: chipolata @ September 11 2008, 4:05 PM BSTHave you ever posted anything here, Marc P? I'd like to read something by you.
I would post a sitcom up here but the formatting issue makes it too much of a pain, maybe the new site will have a feature like the 'scriptreader' site where you can paste the thing striaght in. I can point you to some sites if want to have a read of a drama script, Chip?
Quote: Marc P @ September 12 2008, 9:13 AM BSTI would post a sitcom up here but the formatting issue makes it too much of a pain, maybe the new site will have a feature like the 'scriptreader' site where you can paste the thing striaght in. I can point you to some sites if want to have a read of a drama script, Chip?
Yes please. You intrigue me. 
Quote: chipolata @ September 12 2008, 9:47 AM BSTYes please. You intrigue me.
This is probably the easiest way.
Tell me, Marc, as a drama writer, do you find it more difficult writing an hour of drama as opposed to half an hour. Only as a viewer I sometimes struggle to get through an hour, much preferring the American 40 minutes.
It's horses and courses really. Some stories you can't really tell in half an hour. The script I wrote the one before last was a two hour feature film (Spec) and it took less time to write than a finished Holby say. Better characters too. )