u/Extension-Season9924

So I’ve written a script and need a break down now for everyone else I’m working with. if any ADs on here would like to help it would be appreciated. DM me for more details

So I’m beginning to work on a film. The script is 91 pages but has 171 scenes so how long would it take to film just to be clear the longest scenes in this entire script are a page at maximum length.

So I'm a writer-director and pieces are falling into place. We're going to have open casting calls at a local theatre group where I live but I still want to know the each steps that should be done before casting.

I would say Halloween 2 is most gorgeous looking film but I will die on the hill that his Halloween remake might be his best written movie second only to the devils rejects

So I just got done with a slasher script but it comes in only at 91 pages. I feel that it's too short, I want more moments that help develop character. There's two major storylines and I feel the A-plot takes over, giving the B-plot less to do. I get B-plots shouldn't have a lot to do but the way my script is, it feels like an after thought. How could I add eleven to fourteen pages without making the story feel like a drag or stuffed with filler?

I'm a big Halloween fan and for my second feature film I'm doing a Halloween feature. I can't decide if I want to do a remake or a reboot. What do you think would be the better kind of film for a filmmaker to make it more of their own?

pretty much what I put in the title. is it accept to use a different font size for titles?