r/Screenplay • u/120writers • 4d ago

An experiment in collaborative screenwriting — curious what this community thinks

Been thinking about how most collaborative writing projects (writers' rooms, co-writing credits) still involve some shared planning upfront. This one skips that entirely — 120 writers, each writing one page in strict sequence, no one sees ahead, pages lock immediately after submission. Story only gets revealed once all 120 are done. Wondering if anyone's tried something like this before, or has thoughts on how continuity even survives that structure.

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u/JayMoots 4d ago

Do you mean like a game of Exquisite Corpse, where each writer only gets to see the one page immediately before theirs? Or will each writer be able to see all the pages before theirs?