@scmpbllsbcglobal-net Sandra we're almost like twins! Our methods are so much alike! LOL Love the Vincent Price touch. OMG I thought #1 was Reservoir Dogs but now I can see it could fit Unusual S...

@mtaylor_123yahoo-com Ahh Happy Birthday, Ms Taylor!

@mtaylor_123yahoo-com Happy bday I hope it is a great one!!

@christopherharmon Just double-checking---you did get my notes, right?

@scmpbllsbcglobal-net ummm...Sandra, I can't find the poll. lol I thought it would be a separate post but I don't see one.

I know I'm in the minority, but I never work on the logline until after the script is complete because even though I start working on the script thinking it’s going to be one thing – it always, ALWAY...

I think since we all struggle with getting the logline to it's most effect form, this would be a good topic for discussion. Maybe we should even touch on it during the next virtual meeting. The loglin...

I'm not on top of my feedback game. lol I'm usually one of the first to submit feedback! But I'm trying to meet some contest deadlines and my job actually made me do some work (ugh! lol) Plus today ...

@scmpbllsbcglobal-net Good notes on the meeting. I'll go look for the poll. Thanks!

@christopherharmon lol no you don’t!!! You are an amazing writer with a great story to tell. Let me go back and find the link for the story again.

I have L.D. Logline Dysfunction. Hopefully it is getting better. Let me know how to make it THE BOMB. The story is worth whatever it takes

Got it. Interesting concept. By hiding ones ancestors, you destroy ones roots. We need roots to grow.

That was a great meeting for real, Thank you Sandra. So many talents in the group. Yvette and I even brought matching literary props. Good book. Thanks for the pic Meemee. When I saw you with th...

@purposedproductionsgmail-com @rushs847aol-com Not a problem! By the way, I discovered that a lot of people (including myself) aren't always receiving the OBS emails notifying us when someone has sub...

Received and thank you so much for holding that meeting and if you ever need help to add any comedic elements to your work let me know 🙂 I will start reading Christopher's script now. Thanks, Bonita

Great meeting! It was so fun talking with all of you! Here's a photo to remember it by.  Get-Out-4-26-20-Meeting.JPG

@scmpbllsbcglobal-net I tweaked the guide to match your instructions that members send their feedback links directly to the requestors. This is crucial because I found out that members were submittin...

@scmpbllsbcglobal-net LOL! I have a little on my hands lately! Plus I appreciate when people give me feedback so I'm happy to do the same. 😊

@ronrocearthlink-net I think Sandra is referring to the link she added to her original post up above. 🙂

@scmpbllsbcglobal-net Is it that little icon on the group page?

@yvettehartleyme-com What a great ghost story! I really enjoyed reading it. I'm typing up your notes now. I'll message you a link to my coverage after I submit it.

Looking forward to meeting all of you on Sunday. Congratulations Ron - Wow!

Thanks in advance, everyone! I'm interested in seeing which logline option you like and to get your overall impression of my synopsis. Too much info? Not enough? Any feedback will be appreciated! Than...

Finally got a chance to see the documentary, KING COHEN, about Larry Cohen. He did a lot of low-budget, stylish film. Many of them were in the horror genre like GOD TOLD ME TO, THE STUFF, IT'S ALIVE, ...

@christopherharmon Congratulations! Great news! Very inspiring, brother.

Thanks Sandra. Hope we all get some accolades, some notice and eventually some phat checks. Just keep on that grind

@scmpbllsbcglobal-net Took the Truby course years ago (and I have his book) and his ideas about structure steps, genre, and building strong characters have been very useful to me. It's helpful to look...

A character arc is the transformation or inner journey of a character over the course of a story. The character begins as one sort of person and gradually transforms into a different sort of person in...

@ronrocearthlink-net I was hoping you'd respond! You give such thoughtful responses! In Get Out, I would argue one thing in your answer. The main character knew he couldn't necessarily trust white ...

Jordan Peele realizes he's a man of African descent despite the fact that one parent is white and the other of color and that he's married to a white woman. He understands his true identity. Which, in...