Screenwriting : Okay, whip it out! How many screenplays you got? by Phillip E. Hardy, Prolifique

Eight. And I sold two of them that never got produced and the rights have reverted back to me. "Let's Rob Fort Knox" was almost an Ocean's 11 spinoff but disappeared into the black hole that is development.

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Viddy well, little brother. Viddy well. Moloko Synthmesc at the Korova?

1. 12-14

2. 10-12

3. 3-4 are sold/optioned.

(Two number 2s, little brother.)

I'll play! 1. 6 features, a dozen or so shorts 2. I felt like I knew what I was doing after finishing my 3rd feature 3. Trick question? Never enough! :^}

Tony S: VIddy Well! Haha! That's right. What a harrowing scene.

1) 33 feature screenplays written

2) 2 television pilots written

3) 5 options, two of them twice

4) 5 right to shop agreements

How many have gone into production? How many have come out of production and made it to the big or little screen?

I think you meant question 1,2,3 not 1,2,2.

1. I would say about 30.

2. I considered myself a Screenwriter after I landed an Agent and was employed as a Staff Writer.

3. Still working on it.

Ha! This is funny. Men!!!

Wut you got?

Lol, I’m in the corner Tony just enjoying this show.

1) 13 - Not including re-writes.

2) 0 - As soon as I learned proper formatting.

3) Doesn't matter. The goal is to have as many as I can made into movies.

1) 5; 2) 3; 3) To Infinity and beyond.

1: 7 so far

2: with my first option (4th script)

3: till the end of the road.

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Katheryn: Holy mackerel!

1) 1 (now on to my second. I'm new, but I'll catch up to you veterans soon)

2) 1 :D (manifesting it from the start)

3) write until I reside underneath the earth

Kamran: actually I declined your request.

Great question, Phillip!

I've completed four scripts already...but I don't really consider myself a screenwriter yet. (Got to get one produced first!)

How many scripts are sufficient before I've written enough of them? Well, I'm like Imo in that I want to write until I die.

Thanks so much for all you do!

Kamera. The writers lounge is not a place you can solicit your business or services.

Jim Boston:

Thank you very much for your kind words and support. Glad to hear you're enjoying the screenwriting process. And, I look forward to hearing more about what you're doing.