Do any of you read screenplays?
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Love'em. Reading screenplays can be a lot of fun or, as pointed out above, absolute agony.
The type of screenplay I find most fascinating are written by established screenwriters that are in any stage before release. If you are interested in the film industry, screen writer, or just a fan, I find these to be the most informative.
Otherwise, like authors, I have favorite screenwriters that I want to read anything they do. Including the Coens, Helgeland, Tarantino, Crowe, Farrelly's, PT Anderson, Chandler, and a few others I'm forgetting.
Good luck to those writing screenplays. It's a tough road, but a rewarding one.
The type of screenplay I find most fascinating are written by established screenwriters that are in any stage before release. If you are interested in the film industry, screen writer, or just a fan, I find these to be the most informative.
Otherwise, like authors, I have favorite screenwriters that I want to read anything they do. Including the Coens, Helgeland, Tarantino, Crowe, Farrelly's, PT Anderson, Chandler, and a few others I'm forgetting.
Good luck to those writing screenplays. It's a tough road, but a rewarding one.




