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hey i'm just posting this screenplay i wrote for film! if anyone wants to read it, its only five minutes long and i desperately need feedback! i honestly think it's hilarious but that probably means it sucks so if anyone wants to give me feedback, you're absolutely welcome. be as mean as you like!…

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"We all live, Emily, and we all die. It's part of being human, but more than that, it's part of being alive. I'm proud to say that I lived, and when I die, I want you to be proud too."Emily knows a lot about life. She does, after all, have sixteen years of hands on experience. But when her best friend is diagnosed with a terminal illness, the time has come to find out what he can teach her about death.…

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Moving to the city alone always seemed like a good idea to Cora. But it seems that a lot of things are like that. They seem alright in principle, but in reality, they're a shambles.…

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Theodore Burton was born into a family business, and he is expected to follow in the footsteps of his father and grandfather before him. But he's never really wanted to be a lawyer. Instead, he has a passion for cuisine that takes him to Paris, the City of Lights, to enroll in Europe's most elite culinary arts school.Lucile Dupont's dream is to be a chef at Le Meurice, the most opulent restaurant in all of Paris. Her reality, however, is working three jobs in order to pay for a degree in culinary arts that she can't afford.Lucile isn't ready to see her dreams crash and burn, but she knows that only a miracle can help her pay for her next term at the Paris School of Culinary Arts. Theodore is quickly realising that french cuisine is not just a skill, but an art, and he needs someone to show him the ropes.He's hopelessly clueless, a little bit charming, and he might just be the miracle Lucile desperately needs.…

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Summer is the busiest time of year in Tippington, but Lee has found herself (almost) completely and utterly alone.Her mother hardly counts as company since her dad left, her friends are either halfway across the world or otherwise inaccessible, and her long distance relationship is breaking down faster than a soggy biscuit in lukewarm coffee.Desperate to escape the smothering silence that has crept into her house, the job advertisement in the grocery shop window for a waitress at Scoop’s Sundae Parlour is a blessing in disguise.At least until she discovers exactly what a job at Scoop’s actually entails.…

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❝Roses have thorns, my dear, but so do you. ❞In which Jan falls into an existential crisis, and Pete is there for her, if only in the form of words on her screen.…