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Script • Film, Teen Fiction

Sunday-Funday; OPENING SCENE

First draft of my assignment for creative writing class! Planning on this being the opening scene of a young adult comedy. Reviews needed BIG TIME.

Script • Film, Teen Fiction

Grow Out - First Scene

Rebellious teens speak out against religion and avenge their dead friend by vandalising a church.

Script • Film, Teen Fiction

A Work In Progress - (Screenplay)

I have been working on this screenplay as an independent study for school. Please be critical. I know it's boring, I need suggestions!

Script • Theatre, Teen Fiction

Another Short Film Script

​THIS, LIKE THE LAST ONE I POSTED WAS ABOUT THE FACE OF CHANGE. THE ONE THAT I POSTED EARLIER WAS THE SUCCESSFUL ONE THIS WAS THE FAILED ONE. ENJOY!:)

Script • Teen Fiction, Dramatic

Attitude Is Everything

This is a work in progress of a monologue about a teen who becomes a camp leader

Script • Teen Fiction, Action / Adventure

Who Came Back Home?

Its a teen fiction for teenagers, action and adventure

Script • Humor, Teen Fiction

Band Practice

A short script about conflicting taste in music. I'm using this for my audition for a film program . . .

Script • Teen Fiction, Horror

Script: Open House

Plot Jane Einsch is throwing a party at a house her father has on the market. When they say, what you don’t know doesn’t hurt, they don’t really mean that. ...

Script • Fantasy, Teen Fiction

Needs first review

"Shadow-less"

Setting: Grove of trees in an open schoolyard, late spring, warm, bright, field in the background Situation: A fight occured the night before, and Wilhelmina Tane (Mina) is the prime ...

Script • Teen Fiction, Realistic

Needs first review

Passing Notes

Ashley: Hiya! Nicole: ‘Ello Ashley: Guess what? Nicole: What? Ashley: We have to have another pity party. Don’t skimp on the ice cream. Nicole: Why? Something happen? Ashley: Yeah...I just



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