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The SGA Classic Movie Challenge
Apr. 19th, 2006 11:19 amYes, it's that time! (Really this time. *g*) Yay!
CHALLENGE ANNOUNCEMENT: THE SGA CLASSIC MOVIE CHALLENGE
Ever thought that Sheppard and McKay would make a great screwball comedy couple? Ever wondered if Cadman had the potential to be a luminous Hitchcock blonde? Ever suspected that Weir and Zelenka might secretly be as fleet-footed as Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire? Then this is the challenge for you!
In this challenge, you'll be able to choose a prompt of a movie title and summary for a classic film from the 1930s to the 1960s. You will then use this summary to write a story of at least a thousand (1,000) words or create a piece of art either based directly on the film or extrapolating from it. Stories can fit directly into the canon SGA-verse, or can be complete AUs—it's up to you. Any genre or rating is allowed—stories can be as cracked out or as hard-boiled noirish as you want. Gen, het, and slash stories are all welcome and encouraged.
Sign-ups open today, April 19th, 2006, and close at midnight PST on April 26th. All works are due by June 16th.
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reel_sga. To sign up, please read the comm's info post, and choose your prompt. We look forward to making movie magic with you!
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forcryinoutloud, laytoncolt, siriaeve, & trinityofone
CHALLENGE ANNOUNCEMENT: THE SGA CLASSIC MOVIE CHALLENGE
Ever thought that Sheppard and McKay would make a great screwball comedy couple? Ever wondered if Cadman had the potential to be a luminous Hitchcock blonde? Ever suspected that Weir and Zelenka might secretly be as fleet-footed as Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire? Then this is the challenge for you!
In this challenge, you'll be able to choose a prompt of a movie title and summary for a classic film from the 1930s to the 1960s. You will then use this summary to write a story of at least a thousand (1,000) words or create a piece of art either based directly on the film or extrapolating from it. Stories can fit directly into the canon SGA-verse, or can be complete AUs—it's up to you. Any genre or rating is allowed—stories can be as cracked out or as hard-boiled noirish as you want. Gen, het, and slash stories are all welcome and encouraged.
Sign-ups open today, April 19th, 2006, and close at midnight PST on April 26th. All works are due by June 16th.
We have created a community for the challenge,
reel_sga. To sign up, please read the comm's info post, and choose your prompt. We look forward to making movie magic with you!—
forcryinoutloud, laytoncolt, siriaeve, & trinityofone