Hi Everyone As well as being the official editor for Stage 32, I'm also a literary editor with my own business. I have been editing screenplays for members of the site and I enjoy the process so much and learned so much, that I am now looking into adapting novels and stories into screenplays and TV scripts. I understand the concept, language and format of writing a screenplay for film, but I have learned that writing for television is completely different. I was wondering if anyone would be prepared to show me a television script, in order for me to learn how to write for television. I would be most grateful and I am prepared to do a free, once over proof read in return. Thank you very much.
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It sounds like maybe you could benefit from checking out - https://www.stage32.com/lounge/screenwriting/General-guidance-on-TV-stru... Clicking on the links might help you better focus your question.
If you go to bbcwriters room you can download some of the BBC's screenplays I.e: peaky blinders, testament of youth ect. Plenty to choose from. Maybe that could help you. http://www.bbc.co.uk/writersroom/scripts
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Robyn Thank you soooooooo much, this is a GREAT help. I really appreciate it.
Regina and Robyn, thank you sooooooooooooooooo much, this is all a great help :)
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LA Screenwriters website has many tv scripts on their site. You should check 'em out.
Thank you Sydney, that's great, I certainly will do :)