My first was actually pretty good--for an eleven-year-old--and not based on anything I had seen before. It was 118 pages in length and I couldn't wait to get it copyrighted, which I eventually did. Then, when I was eighteen, I took it out again and rewrote it. It was much, much better. Then a few months ago, I spent sixteen hours and rewrote it again. It has a different arch, and different emphasis but it's still that wonderful first time for me. Every script is a first time because every script is about something new. I've received pretty great feedback from it so now I'm trying to sell it. Wish me luck.
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