Hi everyone, I have been working on a Family Guy spec script and I am confused on how many pages go into the spec script.
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I'm confused by your question - I am guessing we have different definitions of "spec script."
Why don't you just read Family Guy scripts and mimic their formatting & page count?
You don't know that for a fact, unless you tried it and failed. I have great ideas for that show and this script will be great. Katherine I'm sorry to sound snappish but I still believe in doing spec scripts. I know you have been into business for awhile but I always wanted to work for television and who knows maybe I can still p itch this spec script. It was how I was taught how to get into the business, one of the ways anyway.
Thanks for understanding Katherine. I love your sit eta you have, it has helped me make connections. If you interested about my writing, I can send you some of my writing samples.
Have you read a few FAMILY GUY scripts? Whatever the average number of pages of the ones you read is.
Katherine Anne Fairfoul The speculative script for an existing TV show is one thing, totally agree. What do you think about a feature-based TV proposal (I did this one couple of day ago on DEJA VU movie from 2006 (Tony Scott), I know that nobody's going to produce it but I decided to give it a shot (2 days spent reimagining the time-travel): https://www.stage32.com/loglines/32781