Come on then. Who is writing their Epic?

[windowslaws]

i am

[tatorhead]

"There's a fairytale, Hans and 'grettle'. You know, Hans and 'Grettle' get lost in the woods and find a house made of candy."

It's actually Hansel and Grettle. The thing the witch says is: "Nibbling, nibling like a mouse! Who's that niblling on my house?"

Also I dont know if there is really enough of a story (legnthwise) to make a movie about it. We saw what happened when stuff was invented for the movie version of The Cat in The Hat.

[Littlerich]

Well, I'm kinda still writing a feature Sci-Fi film...
I'm not sure it can be classified as an "Epic", but so far it's about 30 pages long (and growing).

I only started to write it as a re-make of my first short, "Attack of the Killer Teddies", but I decided to add loads more into it...

Only taken me about 3 years so far...

[anasazifilms]

I'm not interested in writing an epic... if you sa every filmmaker wants to make one and the amount each year that are actually created you'll see the odds of a studio or other financial establishment funding the film are quite slim... compaired to an original film.

I'm writing a feature at the moment called "Louder Than Words" (Working title)... its a multiplot dark comedy film set in Manchester.

I'll post some stuff about it soon...

[Littlerich]

<font color="#a62a2a" size="1">[ December 30, 2003 09:07 AM: Message edited by: Littlerich ]</font>

[Littlerich]

Originally posted by Littlerich:
Well, I'm kinda still writing a feature Sci-Fi film...
I'm not sure it can be classified as an "Epic", but so far it's about 30 pages long (and growing).

<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif"><font color="RED">QUICK UPDATE - </font>
I've finished writing it over Christmas break from work!!!

It currently stands at about 45 pages, but I reckon by the time I type it up and format it properly, it should hit 60...

BTW, how many pages count as a "feature"?
(see seperate topic)