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  1. Posted: July 24, 2015In: Public

    When a group of aspiring screenwriters join a workshop held in an isolated country house, they find themselves prisoners of a perverse guru and they must write a perfect script or face torture and death.

    Wayne Logliner
    Added an answer on July 26, 2015 at 6:06 pm

    Is there a hero? Maybe mention him/her, instead of the group. I'm not sure why the perverse guru wants to do this. Why? Just a couple of word choice things: Change "found" to 'find", to keep it all present tense. Change "join" to "attend" to keep it more proactive. Good luck. Sounds like an interestRead more

    Is there a hero? Maybe mention him/her, instead of the group. I’m not sure why the perverse guru wants to do this. Why?
    Just a couple of word choice things: Change “found” to ‘find”, to keep it all present tense. Change “join” to “attend” to keep it more proactive.

    Good luck. Sounds like an interesting story!

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