New Open Source Collabrative Script : Phase I

Mar '09 2 Mon 7:00 PM
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Who organized?
Solomon Rothman

Phase I:
Gather resources and people
Please rsvp yes if you plan to help, and let me know if you have anything to offer. I'm looking for your time of course, a place for scene locations, things to use as props, film equipment, etc. Put whatever you can offer in your comments section on the rsvp. Date an time of the meetup will be listed as to be determined.

Meetups will be scheduled for each Phase. Details for next phases are below.

Phase II:
Develop the script:
- Once we know what resources we have. I'll have a contest, decided by me as to what the script is going to be about. So basically, you email me your script idea, and winner gets his/her story filmed.

Phase III:
Write the script:
- Looking for at least two screenwriters to collaborate on this one. We can email each other script changes. I'll have final editing on any full script that is submitted. I'm looking to keep the script down to 30 pages max, and make it a "to be continued" ending in case it goes viral. Also, make sure any script can be done with a $500 dollar budget. That means no exploding cars, or police chases, or scene locations in Paris.

Phase IV
Shoot the film:
- Once we have an approved script, we'll start shooting as soon as possible. Dates will be set. Meetings, conference calls will be scheduled.

Phase V:
We're done!! Movie afterparty in downtown L.A. Ah, just a chance to give each other and ouselves a pat on the back for a job well done.

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