#pilot script

[the-king-and-the-druidess]

Morgana's yearning in the deleted lines from the pilot (they are discussing Lady Helen's singing)

GWEN They say it’s like having your ears kissed by Cupid.

MORGANA smiles.

MORGANA Sounds good ... Though I can’t say I’m familiar with that experience.

GWEN (embarrassed) Oh, no. Nor I am.

ARTHUR and MORGANA take their seats opposite one another. They smile...

ARTHUR (lying) Oh, I didn’t see you arrive, Morgana.

MORGANA Oh, and I didn’t notice you were here or I would’ve come over, Arthur.

ARTHUR I’ve got to say - that is an absolutely gorgeous dress.

MORGANA looks at him ...

ARTHUR Have you seen it? The woman just behind you, she looks fantastic.

MORGANA Yes, I saw her earlier, she was with that really handsome man. ARTHUR Not your type.

MORGANA You don’t know my type.

ARTHUR Yes, I do. The ones you have to chase.

MORGANA No, I like the ones who have to beg.

[artsandstoriesandstuff]

So you know how the past week or so I’ve mentioned having trouble writing the Record Deal pilot?

About two hours ago I decided to write an outline in my notes from where I left off on the second draft to see if I could get at least a little more done.

And the funniest thing has happened.

[lets-steal-an-archive]

It Starts On The Page (Drama): Read ‘The Pitt’ Episode 1 Script “7:00 A.M.” With Foreword By R. Scott Gemmill

'The Pitt' showrunner R. Scott Gemmill talks about writing Episode 1, "7:00 A.M.". Part of a franchise featuring scripts of top Emmy contend

Here is Gemmill's foreword, followed by his writer’s draft for "7:00 A.M.," originally titled "Hour 1," which marks the first hour of Robby's extraordinary, 15-hour shift:

This one was a challenge. I’d never done a show set in real time before, so it was quite a task tracking every patient and healthcare worker—fortunately, I have a great team who act like air traffic controllers throughout the season. This is the Writer’s Draft, warts and all—which came in at a bloated 81 pages. I think it was closer to 76 by the time we went to camera. I wasn’t too worried about the length because I knew it was going to move fast. Before I started writing we had the set designed by the brilliant Nina Ruscio. It would have been impossible otherwise. You need to know your set inside and out on a show like this. The Emergency Department is a hectic place with a kinetic energy that never really stops. To immerse the audience in that experience we decided to tell the stories in as close to real time as possible. I wrote with a table-sized floor plan in front of me with Post-it notes for the patients in each room and plastic markers for doctors and nurses. It was like playing a game of Risk as you follow everyone through the first hour of the shift. I’ve developed a terrible writing style in the last few years which I’m not sure is a result of laziness or an attempt to keep myself engaged, but I don’t do outlines ahead of time. Sometimes, I’ll figure a few beats I expect to hit in an act, but usually I just write. I’ll do a beat sheet after the fact, based on what I’ve written—so I can see what I’ve done at a glance for rewriting. Writing this way reduces any preconceived notions as to where the various stories are going. I may have an idea of where they’ll end up, but I try not to push in any one direction and just follow the characters and stories as they naturally unfold. I think it makes for very honest storytelling, because I can only go where the characters would naturally go next. I figure if I can surprise myself, the audience will be in for a fun ride as well. R. Scott Gemmill

Read Now: https://s3.documentcloud.org/documents/25910944/the-pitt-it-starts-on-the-page.pdf

[brainstormpictures]

Fearsome Freaks: Pilot Script (FIRST RENDITION) (1.1)

Fellas, I meant to release this a while ago, when “An Introduction to Fearsome Freaks” dropped, but I forgor.

So, finally, at long last, you’re able to read the FIRST RENDITION of the FF Pilot Script.

Any feedback would appreciated. Thanks, fellas.

[shipwreckedcomedy]

This month's Patreon reading is an original D&D inspired pilot script by our dear friend Gabe Greenspan! Patrons at the Silent Era Sirens level will be able to join us on April 30th at 7 pm to experience this original tale with an all-star cast. Hope you can join us!

🎨: @booigi-boi

[pigtailedgirl]

SCREAMIN about the original Pilot draft had Ray and Fraser doing the diner convo ... but not at a diner no sir...but on a lake cause Fraser was fucking ice fishing while homesick.

GODDAMN Paul.

[theatsthetic]

ACETRONAUT

read it here! - link

also heads up, cw: for topics such as child abuse and trauma. a lot of this story is about the effects of what trauma does to a person and how a person reacts to it.

[heardchef]

Where may a girly find the og The Bear pilot script 👀

a girly may find the og the bear pilot script [here] [here] or [here]