We had the chance to read the script CASCADIA by Tim Millette, and we are glad we did.

Theme and subject are very well defined, and that is what usually makes a script a great one.

The structure is strong and tidy, showing a good knowledge of screenwriting tools. Characters have strong personality and they are well placed in the story and in the relationships between each other.

Millette also paid great attention to the dialogues, that are never obvious.

The pace is good, and it helps the reader be focused throughout the entire script. The themes of love, science, and nature, combine in this script and the atmospheres coming straight from the nineties, which is when the story takes place, make it original and deliver a touch of mystery that is worth of some of the best movies shot in the 90s.

Last but not least, the structure respects completely the rules of screenwriting but at the same time, actions and transitions are written in a “novel” style form,  with great attention paid to details. This makes the reading experience as pleasant as reading a book, which is the highest goal that every screenwriter should aim to.