Rules Are Rules — a short screenplay

When a law-abiding teenager breaks one of society’s oldest rules, he discovers that his watch doesn’t actually answer to him.

Last time we talked about NYC Midnight’s short screenplay writing contest:

“Last year I entered the NYC Midnight Short Screenplay ContestWhy? I wanted a challenge, and I wanted to try something new.

I am once again signing up for this contest! Our first challenge releases this Friday at midnight (EST). I can not wait to see how I do this year and see how much I’ve improved.”

from Competing in NYC Midnight

This time, I’m sharing my first-ever screenplay with you. This was a 48-hour project through NYC Midnight.

My prompt:

  • Genre
    • Science-Fiction
  • Location
    • A drive-in movie theater
  • Object
    • Handcuffs
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Rules Are Rules — a short screenplay

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7 thoughts on “Rules Are Rules — a short screenplay

  1. I enjoyed the screenplay. Interesting premise and nice layout on the formatting. Liked the directives (e.g., montage). You might more of the camera shots (e.g., aerial shot of drive-in; close up of mom with watch). Thanks for sharing!

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