Referring to the attachment in the previous post in this thread...

Wow, I was skimming over my Pinhead script.  That sure was humbling.  It's not the sort of finished product a person would submit to a movie studio.  It was "for me," and was definitely a "orking script, full of notes and even some discarded ideas.

The main point was that, AFTER WRITING IT, I went back and numbered the scenes and lines.

Anyway, I shared it hoping it might inspire some ideas for people to use and improve upon.  Or maybe it will show you what you want to avoid.  :rolleyes:

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Thanks for sharing Vike. I really enjoyed watching your video with the music it was almost like watching a play here.

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I was gone most of today. I will get on the spreadsheet tomorrow. I am using the file numbering system now so I should only need to learn how to work a spreadsheet and use that one.
Thanks a lot. I think organization is maybe more important than making scenes.
Ken:)

Thanks for the spreadsheet. Now I need to learn how to do one of those.
During the night last night, the ceiling in my computer room fell in. Guess I will have to find somewhere else to work while they are fixing it.
God must be watching over me. If I had been in here, it would have fallen on my head. Now I must worry about the cement that is still up there.
Thanks again.
Ken
PS. I guess I should stop asking about my number of posts. I notice I am back to being a newbie again.:D

@rgreenidge... Thank you for the compliment.

@Ken... Wow, you have more strange stories of misfortune and trials and tribulation.

When you're done with the book of Ruth, do not film the book of Job.  Do the book of Ken!  :crazy:  I think your life could inspire multiple drama scripts.

Seriously though, I'm glad you're okay, and that your computer didn't get destroyed in the collapse.

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I was just informed that I must move the rest of the things out of the room until the rebuilding of the room is completed. I think I will be offline on this computer for a few days.
I guess these things happen so that I will have something to occupy my time between times of fun.
I will still be on the internet ( I think) and I may be using my kindle fire or maybe the old computer from upstairs if I can get things working up there.
At any rate, I will be climbing the walls until this project is finished and I am back here again.
Ken:)

I agree, my life is quite boring...:doze:

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Sometimes, boring is good.

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Laptop - Windows 10, MSI GS63VR STEALTH-252, 16GB RAM, GTX 1060 (6GB), 256GB SSD and 1TB HDD

I am now reduced to my netbook that my son has managed to change around for the past 6 months. Now everything that I managed to take off the other computers is on this one and I will need to fix this one.

at least I will have time to do that.
Ken:)

God bless you Ken!!!! I'm pullin' for ya! Hang in there! ;)


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