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ADDITIONAL SCREENPLAY SOURCES
- Cinephilia & Beyond: the scripts are free and are usually PDF scans of the original but you need to dig as they are buried within articles.
- Script Slug: a lot of movie and television scripts
- Drew’s Script-o-Rama: one of the first screenplay sites. Make sure you are downloading PDF screenplays and that they are not transcripts.
- The Daily Script: their interface is terrible but it’s got a lot of screenplays. Again, make sure you are downloading a PDF and not a transcript.
- The Blacklist: you won’t get access to unproduced screenplays but you can access many other screenplays in PDF format.
- Screenplays and Scripts: one of the best repositories around and the scripts are free. Unfortunately, the site often crashes due to do bandwidth constrictions.
- Script City: a paid screenplay service but they are often scans of the original script and they have a good selection.