My First Finished Screenplay

Space Age Spy

(Adventures of Aurelia)

It feels so surreal to see myself with a finished screenplay. I’m not expecting anything but failure from this script. If anything, it’ll be pure crap. Regardless, a reread is in order. Edits will be inevitable.

Looking back, Space Age Spy was a script I shelved for a long time. Years I would say. Then out of the blue, I opened the SAS file and started to read my unfinished script.

What happened next is something I did not anticipate. I wrote. More like recorded my voice to continue the storyline. It was 7pm on a Friday night when I began where the story originally left off.

It was 3am on June 19, ‘26, when I wrote (voice recording) the final line. Had I stopped before finishing, I would be left with an unfinished script today.

IG Announcement

Posted this (above image) at my IG story earlier today. Did so just hours after finishing my first screenplay. Out of the three screenplays currently being written, Space Age Spy was the one I thought would not be finished until 2027.

But I took a chance on my first sci-fi thriller. It was 6pm on June 18th when I opened my SAS folder. Read what I had written and expanded on the world and storyline.

Everything was flowing beautifully. At 11pm I wanted to sleep but I could not stop myself from creating and finishing act three.

Began my writing session at 7pm. The hours passing by until I saw the clock; 3am. Finished! it finally happened. The screenplay for Space Age Spy is now ready.

The above scene is set in the third act

(Scene created on June 19, 2026)

2am, June 19, ‘26, I was writing my script, Space Age Spy. From time to time I would nod off. Keeping my eyes fully open was hard work, but I did it!

A darker look

Black. The helmet is darker and sleeker than my original plan. It’s perfect.

A brighter look

This look and color scheme gives the lead character style and a red that pops. I’m feeling a vibe.



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