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Quote: Griff @ March 31, 2008, 9:27 AM

I use a Mac with Word 2004.


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Would anyone be kind enough to mail me a sketch in BBC radio format please?
 
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Quote: jdubya @ March 31, 2008, 10:50 PM

Would anyone be kind enough to mail me a sketch in BBC radio format please?


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Me too. Or post a link. Writers Room has plays, but no sketches.
 
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Quote: ContainsNuts @ March 31, 2008, 8:41 AM

No, I use use normal word as SS messes about with format when you try and copy and paste into an email body. I send both attachment and text in the email for each sketch.


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Yeah - I've had that.
 
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If it's really, really short, I just send it in the body of the email. I'd feel a tit attaching a document that was only a line or so long.

Maybe I should though, who knows.


 
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Quote: zooo @ March 31, 2008, 11:29 PM

If it's really, really short, I just send it in the body of the email. I'd feel a tit attaching a document that was only a line or so long.

Maybe I should though, who knows.


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For what it's worth, I think you should. As far as I know, I think they print it out and that goes directly into the 'script' for the week's show. The less they have to mess with your stuff, the higher the chance you have of getting stuff on, even if it's just a one-liner.

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Hence forth I shall.

Even if I do feel a tit.

[insert pun about feeling tits]
 
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I sent mine as a PDF in standard Celtx formatting. Oh well at least I have an excuse when it's not used! :)




 
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I sent in one sketch, my Apprentice one if you remember that, and did that as a ScriptSmart radio sketch.

I also sent in 5 spoof headlines. I did these as a ScriptSmart radio sketch with the headlines listed down the side of the page.

I didn't attach into the body of the email.

I say, always follow the submission guidelines. Even if you feel like a tit.
 
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n.b. be warned they only want 3 headlines.
 
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They only want 3 headlines? Oh.

I read on the BBC website that they wanted a maximum of 5.

I doubt they'll crucify me for it.
 
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People like you are scum. I bet you put more than three grand in your ISA every year...

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I got a bit confused by this thread an emailed them an attachment of my body.
 
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Phwoar.
Can you forward it my way?

This whole time I thought Tilt was on Fridays.
In fact I will probably forget again that it isn't. I need a nursemaid.
 
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Quote: zooo @ April 1 2008, 3:16 PM BST

Even if I do feel a tit.

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I'd like to feel your tits.


Quote: zooo @ April 1 2008, 7:07 PM BST

This whole time I thought Tilt was on Fridays.
In fact I will probably forget again that it isn't. I need a nursemaid.


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