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u/Seshat_the_Scribe Black List Lab Writer 8h ago

Do you have personal experience as a 6th form student or why did you decide to write about this?

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u/Worried-Elk-2808 10h ago

How long is it? I'm British and will give it a look for you, provided it's not 140+ pages.

StoryPeer is also a fantastic resource, albeit not specifically geared to UK. I've noticed the British users tend to gravitate to each other's scripts.

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u/day-dreamy 10h ago

That's rlly sweet, thank you, but I've not got much material yet. I was looking ahead to make sure I have a good plan. I might take a look at story peer for later as well too!

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u/Worried-Elk-2808 9h ago

Then my only advice to you is to get it written, friend. Any energy you expend now worrying about beta readers or other constraints & considerations for the future... all of that is just interference, getting between you and your goal. Write it! And feel free to DM when you have that draft.

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u/day-dreamy 9h ago

Okk, Thank you!

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u/SweetObvious2517 10h ago

Elaborate 'about British Students' please.

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u/day-dreamy 10h ago

it's abt med applicants in sixth form \nd their journeys in doing so

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u/yarnspinner19 10h ago

that’s literally my exact niche lmao

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u/Hot-Parfait-9601 8h ago

Is "beta readers" an industry term? I've seen it used a few times by non-pro writers on forums but never heard it used professionally.

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u/Worried-Elk-2808 7h ago

It's much more common in fiction (novel) writing context, very scarcely used in screenwriting.

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u/PepsiCoke1978 3h ago

I never heard of it used before in writing world. To me beta testers are for computer apps or games.

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u/RLennono 3h ago

I’m a British student - happy to help. Feel free to DM me