Justin Wade: Screenwriter in Richmond, Virginia.

Hello Stage 32 Fam,

I've just finished a short (17 pgs.) and would love to get some feedback. If you have a short, we could exchange notes. I've uploaded the pdf to my profile but feel free to add and DM me. Hope to be hearing from some of you soon.

edit: Forgot to post post the logline

Love is blind but so is Matthew, and Amanda doesn't mind. But when a matching eye donor is found, Amanda is afraid her hubby won't like what he sees.  

Best Wishes  

Hello Fellow Screenwriters, I’m currently outlining a teleplay that moves back and forth between the present and the past a lot. A large portion of the story is told in flashback kind of in the same fashion as How To Get Away With Murder and Quantico. My question is how to best format the scene headings when I want to include the specificity of when exactly the flash back is happening. Should I include the exact times for instance EXT. PARKING LOT - DAY - LAST WEEK, or is it better to just use EXT. PARKING LOT - DAY - FLASHBACK and include a SUPER to show the specific time? Thank you in advance for any assistance anyone might be able to provide. Justin. G. Wade

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