Quoted from kcranford As an aside, I've decided that having screenplays is a lot like having kids.   Just when you think you have all the messes cleaned up, you find another that needs your attention.  **Sigh**

Don't be despondent about that.  Have you ever seen an actual shooting script used during production?  I am happy to own Robert F. Lyons' personal shooting script from the 1978 TV movie The Ghost of Flight 401.  There are white pages, yellow pages, green pages, and blue pages.  All changes made to a professional's greenlit screenplay during the filming process.  They look at rushes every night and make changes.  This doesn't work, or that doesn't work, once they see it on screen, then they make changes, print them on a different color paper, and insert them into the script and go do it again.  Scripts are always changing, at all times.  It's a very fluid process.

Quoted from steven8 Don't be despondent about that.  Have you ever seen an actual shooting script used during production?  I am happy to own Robert F. Lyons' personal shooting script from the 1978 TV movie The Ghost of Flight 401.  There are white pages, yellow pages, green pages, and blue pages.  All changes made to a professional's greenlit screenplay during the filming process.  They look at rushes every night and make changes.  This doesn't work, or that doesn't work, once they see it on screen, then they make changes, print them on a different color paper, and insert them into the script and go do it again.  Scripts are always changing, at all times.  It's a very fluid process.

Steven, oh I get it. Even though I’ve yet to have a screenplay produced, I’ve had my share of editors in publishing magazine articles. I have dubbed the experience “having your appendix removed…without anesthesia”. LOL. How dare they chop up my “perfect” submission and approve a less than perfect version that pleases them? LOL. It’s hard to offer up your best to the editorial chopping block but it is our fate as writers, I suppose. Oh, and a belated thank you for wishes for good luck with this script. Appreciate it more than I can say.

Quoted from kcranford Steven, oh I get it. Even though I’ve yet to have a screenplay produced, I’ve had my share of editors in publishing magazine articles. I have dubbed the experience “having your appendix removed…without anesthesia”. LOL. How dare they chop up my “perfect” submission and approve a less than perfect version that pleases them? LOL. It’s hard to offer up your best to the editorial chopping block but it is our fate as writers, I suppose. Oh, and a belated thank you for wishes for good luck with this script. Appreciate it more than I can say.

Yep...you get it.     I sure do hope you get this produced.  Everyone on the site knows you have 'the gift.'

Quoted from steven8 Yep...you get it.     I sure do hope you get this produced.  Everyone on the site knows you have 'the gift.'

Thank you, Steven.  You are too kind.  

In my new found romance with AI generated content, here's the trailer that Mea Via Studios produced for this script.  I kinda like it.  BTW, they have been very responsive when asking for changes or edits.  Oscar Garcia is the go-to guy there - he's been great so far.  So without further ado:  With Love, From Romance:

https://youtu.be/VfONZaQ9PUI