OK-- I admit. I couln't resist the pure of the blank page. I have started my script and shall dedicate my forthcoming two-week spring break to finishing. Is this a good thing or bad?

My confession:
No idea what I'm going to write about.

Confession:
My script is going to be Monty Python inspired.

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Confession:

I am honestly not ready for this.

Confession 1:
I actually really loved 'Benjamin Button'. So shoot me!

Confession 2:
Life has only just calmed down enough for me to focus on Script Frenzy and it seems I am woefully under-prepared. So I'll be winging it, most probably. Bring it on!

Confession 1:
I did almost no research into the time period I'm setting this in, so I'm basing a lot of the social dynamics on Pride and Prejudice. Even though my script is set twenty years earlier in Boston, not England.

Confession 2:
It's shamelessly based on Romeo and Juliet. But with a lot of mischievous siblings and the American Revolution tearing them apart as well as family loyalty.

My confession - I plotted out the adaptation of two "Starlight" stories, and was ready to start them in 16 days time.

Then I played Dead Rising for five nights (four hours a night) and one weekend day (about eight hours, making twenty eight hours for those who are keeping count) and got entirely absorbed with the idea of putting Harry and five friends in to the story.

So I scrapped the original plan, and last night, in about three hours, I wrote the entire summary, storyboard, character list and scene breakdown for "The Holiday From Hell" - which I now plan to write in 16 days time.

Rewritting an entire script in three hours is always fun....

Confession: We start in two weeks, and I have yet to read an actual screenplay to learn the format.

And I only just really learned about treatments tonight, and how it's a good idea to write one before jumping in.

And I only have a very, very general idea of what I want my screenplay to be about. I don't even know how the second or third acts play out.

I'm scared.

My Confession:

I want to adapt my own novel into a script, but I don't think I'm going to be able to do it well enough for what I'm thinking of for it.

Confession #1:
I really don't have time to do this, since I graduate in the middle of May and still have most of my scholarship stuff to do.

Confession #2:
I feel really weird that I'm writing an AU Harry Potter fanfiction screenplay based on an RP I did with my friend. Come on, there has to be something wrong with that! But it's either that or a musical based on Panic at the Disco's music (think Mamma Mia!, but minus the ABBA songs and entire feel-good, family aura).

Confession #3:
My script is going to be really dramatic, complete with inrequited love, murder, deception, and an unplanned pregnancy, even though I hate dramas. I'm sure that I really have no idea what I'm getting myself into.

I'm going to go curl up and sleep now.

My confession: I'm very tempted to start now.

Confession:

Even though I have no idea how I'm going to pull this off and despite the fact that I only really have HALF of an idea...I can't wait to get started...

Confession: I've already started sketching out a few scenes.

My Confession: Iwasn't going to join Scriptfrenzy at all, but my mom and my brother are so, oy here I am. And it's going to be a family affair.

"Write what you like, there is no other rule." -O. Henry "I got caught up in between my pride and my promise, between my lies and how the truth gets in the way." -In Between

*already has begun to write*

Confession: I'm scared out of my pants about being able to finish it, but I don't have (or want) the guts to start early.

Feygrrl, why don't you want to start early?

Confession: If I wasn't leaving on a 10 day vacation this Saturday, I'd be tempted to start early, too.

Confession 2: I'm fighting the urge to take my laptop on the vacation so I could steal a few hours for some writing anyway.

Confessions:
1. I have no ending
2. I have no idea how the things in my script would actually play out, because it takes place in nazi germany.

Confession 1:
I have already started writing out some of the scenes in my head! Which is a lot harder with a script than a novel, but it still wants me to start writing right now!

Confession 2:
I am considering doing TWO scripts this year, even though this would be my first year doing Screnzy, but both of my ideas are too promising to pass up.

Confession: I only have a vague idea of what I'm writing, without even a name for my main character.

I kind of want my Vampires to be seen even though the point of the movie is that they aren't.

Confessions:
-Still no clue what I'm going to write about. I have this vague vague vague idea about a woman who lives in a small Washington town (hmm... wonder why?) and may inherit an old book shop and weird creepy Victorian and suddenly gets weird witch powers with a romantic comedy twist.

-Midway through April (my birthday to be exact.) I leave for a week+ in California. Hopefully. We'll see. I have 1 class, and it's the second day of class that week, and I just emailed the professor begging for the absence to be okay (saying I have 2 major thing that week in California and if I can't miss the class I can only go to one and that's the family reunion, not the dog graduation).
-My guide dog pup graduates on April 5th. Pretty kick butt thing that I need to brag about. She was with me during last year's Script Frenzy!

Confession: This is my first frenzy, and I'm basing (sp?) it off of a part of my life. Hope it works out... and I have no ending ><

Confession: I will probably not be ready for this until April 1st. And I am a Municipal Liaison.

Shall we call it 'awesome improv' or should we go and hide?

I have invited scriptwriters to join me, but so far none have stepped forward.

It'll be improv.

Confession:

I've never read a screenplay. I've never even written a single page. I only have to most basic idea on how to format it. I also don't even know what I'm going to write.

Yup, I'm skrewed. Also, if I die from a rotten brain, I already have my funeral arrangments ready. Orange roses FTW!

One: I've already started two scripts in the last week. Am going to work on them for Screnzy, as well as another start from a while ago.

Two: For my new idea, I've got no clue.

Three: And I don't give a damn.

Four: I'm going to be writing a lot while at work.

Five: I like setting unrealistic goals for myself.

Erin,

That's sounds like a pretty good concept!

Cynthia

Confession: The whole point of this is that the characters end up in space, and I still have no idea how or why this happens. All I know is that the characters all have sex with each other a lot.

Confession: I'm writing the cheesiest romantic comedy I've ever even thought of, much less decided to commit to paper.

My confessions:

I have a pretty good idea what my script is going to be about, but I have no idea what the character's names are going to be, when they're going to be, or where they're going to be.

I have only read part of a screenplay before and I've only ever written one or two pages of one.

I'm not sure I can do this. I have schoolwork to do, I'm starting driver's ed (which I'll have three nights a week), and I don't really know what I'm doing when it comes to writing scripts!