***Notice: Please have your ZOOM names match your profile name here on Meetup. We will not be letting people into the calls unless you are listed as RSVPed.***

***If you plan on attending or submitting a script please read and review all steps below for script submission and receiving links for scripts via email and comment section below***

Script Submission Guidelines and Attending Forum Steps:

1). You can send your scripts to bostonscreenwritersgroup@gmail.com. Once received we can send out private Google Drive links so members can read the scripts before the event. Please ensure your scripts are properly formatted and proofread before submitting them! It doesn't have to be perfect but it makes it easier for the other members to read and give you better feedback.

Check out these resources:
[How to Write a Screenplay](https://www.nycmidnight.com/howtowriteascreenplay)
[Screenplay Writing Basics](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XZszextv6yE)

Or message us here about proper formatting.

2). We have Two Rounds of peer reviewing for each script: The first round is the positive takeaways of the Script: what we liked about it and what worked well in the script. The second round is the critiques: What you felt needs improvement and specific questions for the writer about the story, characters, etc. At any time if you agree with a certain point another member is making in either round please feel free to make that known. It helps to build a consensus about the good things and areas for improvement, which can greatly benefit a writer.

3). For the writers selected for peer-reviewing of their scripts, we do expect you to stay for the entire meetup to give feedback on the other works. We understand if something comes up and you need to leave. You may send your feedback to our email and we'll send it to the writers.

4). We will be sending the script links out via email. Please get in touch with us if you plan on attending and haven't yet received the scripts to read.

5). Given enough time we hope to have 'Pitch' sessions at the end of the peer reviews where a member can pitch script ideas at any level of development to get feedback going forward. We hope this leads to helping writers flesh out stories, better scripts, and even collaborations within the group!

We hope to see you online or hear your voice if you're camera-shy! Take care, continue on staying strong, and as always we wish you all the best in your writing. See you Tuesday!

Deborah Shariff

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