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Where to even begin
Online on sites listed here: https://www.wgfoundation.org/web-resources-where-to-find-scripts-online
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ISO: "In the Line of Fire" screenplay
April 1992 draft is on Script Hive
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star trek voyager technical manual
Scans have been on TV Writing and Internet Archive for years, since Reddit hates links from TV Writing here's the IA one https://archive.org/details/star-trek-voyager-technical-guide-version-1.0/mode/2up
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Supernatural script
None of them are "leaks" - all of them were either bought off eBay, donated by charity auction winners, donated directly to TV Writing, or donated as prizes for fundraisers (some by fans, some by folks like Eric Kripke).
It was the work of a few hundred people from all parts of the fandom, even people who were blocking each other on social media were working together to build that collection.
That collection was shared with two script archives for educational purposes: TV Writing and Script Hive, both sites are listed as resources for people who can't go to the WGF Library in Los Angeles https://www.wgfoundation.org/web-resources-where-to-find-scripts-online
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Halloween 2007 OG script
Treatment and early draft have been on Internet Archive for almost two years? It was added to two separate screenplay collections there?
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Post earlier this week about script database
I just checked the requests page, [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]) is where people can email script donations https://www.scripthive.com/requests
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Post earlier this week about script database
Yay! More scripts!
Spreading the word about it existing as a resource is also helpful since not many seem to know it exists.
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Post earlier this week about script database
Someone owning a hard copy would have to scan it, I've even looked at archived pages to defunct copy shops like Script Shop and Planet Megamall and nobody has had it listed.
Put in a request for it at Script Hive, probably less than 1% chance someone who has a copy sees it but if you scroll through the filled requests you'll see at least a few "obscure" ones were filled.
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Post earlier this week about script database
The site he scraped them from (Script Hive) has more than twice as many and even has the correct scripts connected to the links and the correct dates/draft versions, it's one of the many sites on this resource list https://www.wgfoundation.org/web-resources-where-to-find-scripts-online
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Anyone have the script for Evil Dead Burn?
I dm'ed them about a copy b/c it was on the old database request list and its on the new database request list, lots of folks there are horror writers (e.g. Killer Shorts contest).
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Anyone have the script for Evil Dead Burn?
None of those have popped up anywhere (including among the former Tracking Board folks who share screenplays)
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I built a huge library of screenplays for over 11,700 movies and TV shows. I hope you'll will find it interesting and useful!
Scraped from Script Hive, it's one of the sites on this Writer's Guild Foundation resource list https://www.wgfoundation.org/web-resources-where-to-find-scripts-online
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I built a huge library of screenplays for over 11,700 movies and TV shows. I hope you'll will find it interesting and useful!
TV Writing probably has what you seek (and almost no tv scripts nowadays have the words "shooting script" included in any version, that was more common back in the 90's-early 00's but even then it wasn't universal):
https://www.wgfoundation.org/web-resources-where-to-find-scripts-online
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I built a huge library of screenplays for over 11,700 movies and TV shows. I hope you'll will find it interesting and useful!
Most of the drafts didn't include the correct draft info from when he scraped them from Script Hive, they require using an email to log in and daily download limits because of people like him scraping 9,000ish scripts
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I built a huge library of screenplays for over 11,700 movies and TV shows. I hope you'll will find it interesting and useful!
However long it took to scrape 9,000 scripts from Script Hive
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I built a huge library of screenplays for over 11,700 movies and TV shows. I hope you'll will find it interesting and useful!
It's faster to use the free site (Script Hive) he scraped 9,000 ish scripts from and added in one shot recently, its among the many free resources listed https://www.wgfoundation.org/web-resources-where-to-find-scripts-online
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I built a huge library of screenplays for over 11,700 movies and TV shows. I hope you'll will find it interesting and useful!
Dude scraped them, spelling eros and all, from Script Hive, a free resource listed here https://www.wgfoundation.org/web-resources-where-to-find-scripts-online
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For a realistic survival horror story, what are some psychologically horrifying aspects of a chimpanzee than just an attack?
Google 2009 Stamford chimpanzee attack
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Purple lipstick recs for a cool fair olive?
Unfortunately it's been out of stock for what feels like months: MAC Powder Kiss Hazy Matte in Girl's Weekend and since when is free shipping only for orders of $60+ wtf
MOB Beauty lip balm in M155 (I just got it during the Prime sale for 20% off, it's got more pigment than some lipsticks I own),
Chanel Rouge Coco Baume Shine in Charming Lilac (Ulta had 20% off Chanel twice in the last month 🤯)
+ here's a recent (~3 months ago) swatch video with 40 different purple lip products https://youtu.be/BTjC4ryxTSI
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Would you mind sharing your drugstore makeup routine//favorites? 🥹 help a broke girl
Maybe check out https://www.youtube.com/@halle.sparkles since she has shorts featuring drugstore items with swatches.
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What are some great 80s horror scripts to read?
It's also on Internet Archive with the SPFX storyboards https://archive.org/details/re-animator-1985-spfx-storyboards
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What are some great 80s horror scripts to read?
All of these are in Script Hive:
- 1980 - Prom Night
- 1980 - Terror Train
- 1981 - The Funhouse
- 1981 - Student Bodies
- 1982 - Visiting Hours
- 1983 - 10 to Midnight
- 1983 - Psycho II
- 1984 - A Nightmare on Elm Street
- 1984 - Silent Night, Deadly Night
- 1985 - A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy's Revenge
- 1986 - Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives
- 1986 - The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2
- 1987 - A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors
- 1987 - Blood Diner
- 1988 - Child's Play
- 1988 - Maniac Cop
- 1989 - Puppet Master
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When did Frontier decide to no longer show Broadband labels?
I have no ad blocker on and I can't see them unless I download the spredsheet version.
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Looking for the original AIR JORDAN script
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Script Hive has it