Caliann at 2015-10-23 13:56:49:
This is so generous of you. Thank you!
ricardo varma at 2015-10-23 16:11:42:
I am going to write the vomit draft of my supernatural single location thriller during Zero Draft Thirty. Just putting the idea out there, now the Zero Draft Thirty community can hold me accountable :).
Robert Castle at 2015-10-24 21:54:48:
I'm in. I just want to get something done!
David Rubio at 2015-10-28 06:29:18:
Hi. Id love to be in it.
Julie Tucker at 2015-10-28 09:28:02:
I'm diving in!
Scott at 2015-10-28 11:09:24:
Quick note to give a slow hand clap to everyone in this thread who has accepted the ZDT challenge. Onward!
KarlGerhardt at 2015-10-30 09:22:23:
Thank you for all the screenwriting tools/links that you've given over the years and continue to give and give... GITS is by far the leading online screenwriting resource and daily inspirational motivator for screenwriters. Your intentions are pure and your endgame is clear... To aid and support writers. Accolades, Scott.
Scott at 2015-10-30 12:35:13:
Thanks, Karl. This blog is a true labor of love. I've never made a cent off it. My intentions are, indeed, as you say to aid and support writers. I was an outsider to Hollywood when I wrote and sold the spec script K-9. No formal training. Only one connection in the business. That's a big reason, I think, why I've always resonated with aspiring writers who exist outside Hollywood's sphere of influence. About 10 years ago, I started to think, "If I were starting out again, an outsider, no formal training, what type of online resource would be the most help for me to learn the craft?" Eventually that is what led to Go Into The Story. Information. Inspiration. Motivation. All free. No ads. I'm not the smartest or most talented guy in the world. I'm not an A list writer. But I have managed to carve out a career over nearly three decades and written 30 projects for every major Hollywood studio and almost every broadcast network. So hopefully at least some of what I write about here has value to readers. Thanks again for your comments. Always good to hear that GITS is a meaningful resource for writers.