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Best case scenario, we try to get a small team together to get a crowdfunding page up and see where it goes from there. Worst case scenario, absolutely nothing.

(I didn't quite know where to put this thread, but I leaned more heavily to the screenwriting section. Apologies if this needs to be moved.) Not to sound pretentious, but I've recently realized that I'm more of a visionary director than a screenwriter. See, I like to create film adaptations...

Actually, none of the story needs to be fixed. I mainly just want someone to take out anything that should be left to the director. Also, (I know you're being helpful, so don't take this as me being passive aggressive, since that's not the intent) I know how to write in the industry standard...

Yeah, fully capitalize it, preceded by OLD, ELDERLY, MIDDLE-AGED, etc.

Actually, yeah. That's a really good idea.

I appreciate the advice, but the main issue is that my brain doesn't work on a small scale, which I'm aware is generally a large issue when it comes to filmmaking.

Before you comment something along the lines of: "You should just make an original film," indie films don't generally do very well with general audiences since there's usually nothing about it that they're searching for. I have a few ideas for feature length films based on famous franchises...

So, I'm trying to write a screenplay (I consider it an adaptation, but since I'll most likely never publish it and it's based on a pre-existing franchise, it's basically a glorified fanfiction), but I've done what any beginner screenwriter shouldn't do: I'm going way too long and way too...