Are Project Greenlight scripts posted online?
03-21-05, 10:13 AM
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Are Project Greenlight scripts posted online?
Does anyone know if the PGL screenplay submissions are up for viewing anywhere online? I know they were for season 2. Thanks
03-21-05, 10:53 AM
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http://projectgreenlight.liveplanet....riter/top6.jsp
They have the top 6, minus "Feast". It has the message "Screenplay removed during production period", which they never did in the previous contests. Maybe it's because so much of horror is based on surprise, and they didn't want every knowing the story's twists.
They have the top 6, minus "Feast". It has the message "Screenplay removed during production period", which they never did in the previous contests. Maybe it's because so much of horror is based on surprise, and they didn't want every knowing the story's twists.
03-21-05, 02:31 PM
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Scanned through Wildcard. Didn't seem to be at all a horror flick. Did they pick Feast then decide to make Greenlight horror themed? Or did then ask screenwriters for horror screenplays from the get go?
03-21-05, 02:53 PM
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Originally Posted by iggystar
Scanned through Wildcard. Didn't seem to be at all a horror flick. Did they pick Feast then decide to make Greenlight horror themed? Or did then ask screenwriters for horror screenplays from the get go?
The "horror" theme came from the choice of Feast, though I think because Dimension films is funding this season, they were looking for a "genre" film.
03-21-05, 03:45 PM
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Originally Posted by iggystar
Scanned through Wildcard. Didn't seem to be at all a horror flick. Did they pick Feast then decide to make Greenlight horror themed? Or did then ask screenwriters for horror screenplays from the get go?
Are we looking for a certain type of screenplay? Actually, yes we are.
We are looking for "genre" projects that have a powerful impact, like Horror or Thriller -- projects that really grab the audience's imagination and attention.
Of course we will be open to considering other kinds of projects because we appreciate creativity and innovation.
We are looking for "genre" projects that have a powerful impact, like Horror or Thriller -- projects that really grab the audience's imagination and attention.
Of course we will be open to considering other kinds of projects because we appreciate creativity and innovation.
I read that as "write whatever you want, but we probably won't accept it if it isn't horror".
