when will it all go wrong?
I don't know their names, but lets call them Tommy and Marjory. They had a dog with them - lets call him Luci.
This series of events led me to write a short script that I hope to make into a film very soon. This blog is about that journey, warts and all. I aim to be as candid as possible about the things that happen to me as I go through the process, not in a retrospective way either, but as I live and breathe it. This means that anything you spot as a short-minded act of idiocy on my part is more than welcome as a comment - even if your first reaction is that I shouldn't be writing about this, send it in.
As you join me the script, I Love Luci, has been well received by everyone who's read it, apart from a competition I entered it into - they rejected it, my one big kick in the teeth so far.
Resigned to the thought that this is still a good story and one worth telling I'm ploughing on regardless.
I'm now on my 7th draft of the script (something you're not meant to tell people by the way). I have a wonderful fledgling producer, a fantastic production company, tentative interest from a major funder and the terrifying prospect that this might just all work.
I'm waiting for the ground to open up.


Hi Colin
I think it's gonna be more than interesting and even useful and helpful for us to witness the whole process. Especially if you're telling something you shouldn't tell. Such things are the best.
BTW I've recently lost one competition too (that wasn't the first time... I've been in that place 2 or 3 times before). So it would be interesting to know how the others survive such things... in other words, what to do after your work has been rejected in order to get to the terrifying prospect that everything might just work :)
x
Helge