ManaMinori 4,145 January 26, 2017 Share January 26, 2017 so we know there have been numerous shout outs to the fandom- in EQG (most notably, Rainbow Rocks), in FiM (most notable, Slice of Life). So what if the creators just went all out and enlisted the help of some of our fandom's creative Brony bretherin? What fan-made song can you see being added to the movie for the op? As background music for ordinary scenes? For villain battle/ tense scenes? what fan-made character can you see fitting into the movie and helping the mane 6? 1 Under the Jellicle Moon- a site with cuteness, cat boys, and comic strips / Star Dreams Fanclub Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
cuteycindyhoney 13,307 January 26, 2017 Share January 26, 2017 This wouldn't ever happen. It would be a legal nightmare. That's why any production show, not just animation, will not accept unsolicited scripts. They don't read them, discard any that do arrive. This avoids after the fact "They stole my concept/idea" lawsuits. 2 Thank you Sparklefan1234!!! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ManaMinori 4,145 January 26, 2017 Author Share January 26, 2017 This wouldn't ever happen. It would be a legal nightmare. That's why any production show, not just animation, will not accept unsolicited scripts. They don't read them, discard any that do arrive. This avoids after the fact "They stole my concept/idea" lawsuits. If, dear. IF. and I'm sure as big a powerhouse Hasbro is, they can get plenty of Bronies under contract for them, if they so wished, to avoid any legal trouble. Under the Jellicle Moon- a site with cuteness, cat boys, and comic strips / Star Dreams Fanclub Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
GeekySonic 1,150 January 26, 2017 Share January 26, 2017 This wouldn't ever happen. It would be a legal nightmare. That's why any production show, not just animation, will not accept unsolicited scripts. They don't read them, discard any that do arrive. This avoids after the fact "They stole my concept/idea" lawsuits. Well, yeah, but it won't harm anyone to imagine. Just a fun little what-if? Check out my voice-acting demo reels on Casting Call Club, if you'd like. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TheAnimatorOfficial 567 January 26, 2017 Share January 26, 2017 I hope not, because I want this film to tell a great story rather than pander to the fans. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ganondorf8 11,322 January 26, 2017 Share January 26, 2017 If it were to happen, Hasbro would need to choose from bronies that they felt best represented the fandom and not simply go with those who happen to be the most well recognized. Of course, I expect Hasbro to provide travel and hotel accommodations. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
The MegaBrony 219 January 26, 2017 Share January 26, 2017 Within the Mane 6's epic movie, Octavia has a Star Wars movie going on. The highlight of the film is when she and DJ-PON3 fight an alicorn cyborg wielding seven lightsabers and win. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Prospekt 11,018 January 26, 2017 Share January 26, 2017 Didn't MandoPony record a little bit of instrumental music for Magical Mystery Cure that ended up being cut from the episode? I seem to remember reading about that once. I still dream of Hasbro getting Aviators to write a song for the movie but it's next to impossible with all the legal stuff Hasbro might have to do. That's the whole reason why, for example, they refuse to let Nowacking guest star as DJ Pon-3, despite her being one of the best-known voice actors in fan works. Signature by Kyoshi Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
trademark2 485 January 27, 2017 Share January 27, 2017 so we know there have been numerous shout outs to the fandom- in EQG (most notably, Rainbow Rocks), in FiM (most notable, Slice of Life). So what if the creators just went all out and enlisted the help of some of our fandom's creative Brony bretherin? What fan-made song can you see being added to the movie for the op? As background music for ordinary scenes? For villain battle/ tense scenes? what fan-made character can you see fitting into the movie and helping the mane 6? Cool post idea, very interesting topic This wouldn't ever happen. It would be a legal nightmare. That's why any production show, not just animation, will not accept unsolicited scripts. They don't read them, discard any that do arrive. This avoids after the fact "They stole my concept/idea" lawsuits. What the heck? There wouldn't be any 'legal trouble'. Hasbro: "I'll buy this rough story draft for 500$" Fan: cool thanks! Hasbro: I will commission a song, I want it to have... and create a feeling of ..., You will get .2% of the movie profits (This is an actual example with numbers changed of Aurelleahs recent pony videogame commission). OK now that these two comments are out of the way. I think they should hire some fans to do some things! Especially writing. But, they should only hire former fans, the ones that are still creating fan content would be kind of missed by the fandom. But former fans would be good, because once a brony, always a brony. And fans would not make characterization mistakes like in 28 days later. I think Aurelleah would be great for the musical side of things, but hes active in the fandom atm. Wooden toaster and living tombstone would be good. Sherclop ponies might be able to help with writing! Feel free to message or add me everypony! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
cuteycindyhoney 13,307 January 27, 2017 Share January 27, 2017 Cool post idea, very interesting topic What the heck? There wouldn't be any 'legal trouble'. Hasbro: "I'll buy this rough story draft for 500$" Fan: cool thanks! Other fan. "Hey that guy stole my idea and sold it to you! Where's my money?" Let's not even pretend that wouldn't happen. 1 Thank you Sparklefan1234!!! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
trademark2 485 January 27, 2017 Share January 27, 2017 (edited) Other fan. "Hey that guy stole my idea and sold it to you! Where's my money?" Let's not even pretend that wouldn't happen. Well, that may be, but Hasbro wouldn't be liable for it, it would be up to the other fan to sue the first fan in question for recompense. I don't think anyone would mount a serious legal challenge on that though. Authors use each others ideas quite frequently! Plotting is often complex, too, and the flavor of the text is different Edited January 27, 2017 by trademark2 Feel free to message or add me everypony! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
cuteycindyhoney 13,307 January 27, 2017 Share January 27, 2017 Well, that may be, but Hasbro wouldn't be liable for it, it would be up to the other fan to sue the first fan in question for recompense. I don't think anyone would mount a serious legal challenge on that however. Authors use each others ideas quite frequently! Plotting is often complex, too, and the flavor of the text is different They wouldn't be liable for it, because they wouldn't touch a fan idea with a ten foot pole. Shows have scrapped their own scripts, when they find out a fan wrote something similar. 1 Thank you Sparklefan1234!!! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
trademark2 485 January 27, 2017 Share January 27, 2017 They wouldn't be liable for it, because they wouldn't touch a fan idea with a ten foot pole. Shows have scrapped their own scripts, when they find out a fan wrote something similar. I don't believe this is so. Authors use each others ideas all the time. Shows use each others ideas all the time. There is a saying 'nothing is new'. If the show wanted to do a 'corrupt twilight' arc, there would probably be similar fanfiction. Fanfiction does not cast blockades over a shows possible plotting Feel free to message or add me everypony! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Gestum 2,493 January 27, 2017 Share January 27, 2017 Well, I don't think that it would turn out good. Personally, I don't see what this fandom can offer Hasbro that they would be intrested in. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
cmarston1 5,959 January 27, 2017 Share January 27, 2017 Given how many different viewpoints the fandom has regarding the show, it would be a wild gamble to see if it would turn out good or not. Because sometimes fans don't always know what's best for the show. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
GrimGrimoire 4,973 January 27, 2017 Share January 27, 2017 Well, that may be, but Hasbro wouldn't be liable for it, it would be up to the other fan to sue the first fan in question for recompense. I don't think anyone would mount a serious legal challenge on that though. Authors use each others ideas quite frequently! Plotting is often complex, too, and the flavor of the text is different Yes they would. A stolen idea is a stolen idea. If I steal your idea and sell it to Honey, sure, i am the main bad guy and you could go after me, but you could also make her life hell as well for buying it. The argument could be made she should have done her research before buying from me. No one is saying this WILL happen, just that is can. People have taken less to to work with to court over things far more ridiculous. Now swap out Honey with Hasbro and you get an even bigger issue.. since Hasbro is a large company with way more $$$$ at their disposal than you or I.... which is even more incentive for someone to go after since they obviously have more $$$$ to pay out to anyone claiming lawsuit. I don't believe this is so. Authors use each others ideas all the time. Shows use each others ideas all the time. There is a saying 'nothing is new'. If the show wanted to do a 'corrupt twilight' arc, there would probably be similar fanfiction. Fanfiction does not cast blockades over a shows possible plotting Umm.. seriously? Do you not see the silly lawsuits that pop up all the time due to copyright claims and infringement? Just about every author at some point or another has to deal with it, whether it is going after someone, or defending themselves. I am sure Hasbro gets them every couple of months dealing with all sorts of stuff we never catch wind of because it never goes anywhere outside of some cease and desist letters and e-mails. Yes, they use "ideas" alll the time, not "others" ideas. We can both write stories about dragons with no one being able to say much other anything. If we both make our stories about dragons that live in a city in the clouds utilizing magic.. we star to push it, but there is still enough that could be argued they are different. We both make that same story and also add in some human magician prince with a destiny to unite humans and dragons... I'll see you in court. Not everyone will do it, since every author has their own opinions on what is and is not infringing on their ideas, and no one can saw always who will win... that does not change the fact it happens. Go look up almost any author and see what copyright claims they have made or had to fight back against from time to time. The bigger the name, the more they have had to deal with. Your still relatively new authors virtually none... your Stephen Kings and JK Rowlings are numerous. And that is one reason they don't buy anything from fans.. because fans copy each other all the time. We can't sue each other because we don't always know what we all our making, plus we are usually not profiting from it (especially if it is fan stuff). There are hundreds of fan stories that copy each other in sometimes very blatant ways. Thus is a big company buys and uses one... any of them could claim it was theirs and make an issue of it. Sure their is some very creative things out there they could try to acquire.. but the reality is they just avoid it altogether because it saves everyone a lot of headaches. If a fan really wants to submit and worth with Hasbro.. all they have to do is apply with them and try to get a job. Like any company, they are almost always open to new talent if it catches their eye. ~No profound statement needed~ Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
trademark2 485 January 27, 2017 Share January 27, 2017 (edited) Yes they would. A stolen idea is a stolen idea. If I steal your idea and sell it to Honey, sure, i am the main bad guy and you could go after me, but you could also make her life hell as well for buying it. The argument could be made she should have done her research before buying from me. No one is saying this WILL happen, just that is can. People have taken less to to work with to court over things far more ridiculous. Now swap out Honey with Hasbro and you get an even bigger issue.. since Hasbro is a large company with way more $$$$ at their disposal than you or I.... which is even more incentive for someone to go after since they obviously have more $$$$ to pay out to anyone claiming lawsuit. Umm.. seriously? Do you not see the silly lawsuits that pop up all the time due to copyright claims and infringement? Just about every author at some point or another has to deal with it, whether it is going after someone, or defending themselves. I am sure Hasbro gets them every couple of months dealing with all sorts of stuff we never catch wind of because it never goes anywhere outside of some cease and desist letters and e-mails. Oh sure, silly lawsuits pop up. They are mainly a tactic to cause trouble, and rarely actually accomplish anything. The fact is, you can sue someone for literally anything you want, but you have to get a judge to agree with you, and that rarely happens for ridiculous lawsuits. People can sue McDonalds for being fat for instance, but judges are people, and they throw these lawsuits out most of the time. When such a lawsuit actually succeeds, such as the hot coffee case, it is very rare and newsworthy. We can both write stories about dragons with no one being able to say much other anything. If we both make our stories about dragons that live in a city in the clouds utilizing magic.. we star to push it, but there is still enough that could be argued they are different. We both make that same story and also add in some human magician prince with a destiny to unite humans and dragons... I'll see you in court. This is what I am saying. Stories are different. If two people write different stories about dragons, then fine. If two people write different stories about a corrupt twilight arc, then fine. If Hasbro decides to buy one of the stories, then it's also fine. Unless you want to go find 2 stories that are copies of each other on fimfiction to use as an example? Making broad sweeping claims isn't how copyright works. The reason they don't buy fan works is probably because they have writers on staff who can just take the idea and write something similar with a few changes. Not everyone will do it, since every author has their own opinions on what is and is not infringing on their ideas, and no one can saw always who will win... that does not change the fact it happens. Go look up almost any author and see what copyright claims they have made or had to fight back against from time to time. The bigger the name, the more they have had to deal with. Your still relatively new authors virtually none... your Stephen Kings and JK Rowlings are numerous. Hasbro already hired someone to write episodes for them, and this person could hypothetically be 'sued' for copyright infringement just as well as any fan could, and just as well as Steven king could. By this logic no episodes would ever be created at all because people could just make easy money by suing them, it's not that easy. And that is one reason they don't buy anything from fans.. because fans copy each other all the time. We can't sue each other because we don't always know what we all our making, plus we are usually not profiting from it (especially if it is fan stuff). There are hundreds of fan stories that copy each other in sometimes very blatant ways. Thus is a big company buys and uses one... any of them could claim it was theirs and make an issue of it. What about Dr. Who, they allowed fanfiction into their program and it was fine. This argument is based on scaremongering without factual basis. Go find two stories on fimfiction that are copies of each other, I don't think you can. Stories are very unique, and copying an idea doesn't automatically give someone the right to sue. The main reason people don't sue is because they know they would almost certainly lose, not because they don't know how much money they would get! Edited January 27, 2017 by trademark2 Feel free to message or add me everypony! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Black Sabbath 2,486 January 27, 2017 Share January 27, 2017 When such a lawsuit actually succeeds, such as the hot coffee case, it is very rare and newsworthy. I know this is completely of topic but I'm going to say it anyway, the hot coffee case was a completely valid case. Like, don't even pretend Mcdonalds were in the right on that one. For starters, the woman who sued got third degrees burn from the coffee. Secondly, she only sued for like 20,000 dollars. And that was only so she could cover her medical bills. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
trademark2 485 January 27, 2017 Share January 27, 2017 (edited) I know this is completely of topic but I'm going to say it anyway, the hot coffee case was a completely valid case. Like, don't even pretend Mcdonalds were in the right on that one. For starters, the woman who sued got third degrees burn from the coffee. Secondly, she only sued for like 20,000 dollars. And that was only so she could cover her medical bills. To be awarded 2.7 million dollars for her dropping her own coffee seems very sketchy. But it's a win for the common person over a corporation so it is good! Edited January 27, 2017 by trademark2 Feel free to message or add me everypony! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Black Sabbath 2,486 January 27, 2017 Share January 27, 2017 I don't like supporting corporations and it might be off topic but they handed her the coffee cleanly and then she dropped it after she had it in her car. It's important to add that she was drinking it in her parked car. And how they handed her the coffee is irrelevant since the problem was that it was too fucking hot.. 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
GrimGrimoire 4,973 January 28, 2017 Share January 28, 2017 Oh sure, silly lawsuits pop up. They are mainly a tactic to cause trouble, and rarely actually accomplish anything. The fact is, you can sue someone for literally anything you want, but you have to get a judge to agree with you, and that rarely happens for ridiculous lawsuits. People can sue McDonalds for being fat for instance, but judges are people, and they throw these lawsuits out most of the time. When such a lawsuit actually succeeds, such as the hot coffee case, it is very rare and newsworthy. Yes, you have to get a judge to agree with you. You also have to get a lawyer, and prove your case. Obviously it is much easier for a company like Hasbro to do this than say someone like myself, but the fact is they still I am sure prefer not to do it. Also add in the fact that this can potentially happen a LOT were they to go that route and it begins adding up. It also puts a stain on the company, since even if the claims were proven wrong people would continue to scream plagiarism, which just encourages more people to get involved one way or the other. You avoid it because it is not worth the issues it can potentially cause. Better safe than sorry as the saying goes. How many would love to "stick" it to a big company like Hasbro? This is what I am saying. Stories are different. If two people write different stories about dragons, then fine. If two people write different stories about a corrupt twilight arc, then fine. If Hasbro decides to buy one of the stories, then it's also fine. Unless you want to go find 2 stories that are copies of each other on fimfiction to use as an example? Making broad sweeping claims isn't how copyright works. The reason they don't buy fan works is probably because they have writers on staff who can just take the idea and write something similar with a few changes. No it is not fine. We both have similar stories, and they buy yours, well you obviously stole my idea and sold it to someone else. Obviously you changed a few names here and there but the fact is you did it... who cares what you or anyone else thinks... you still have to see me in court over my argument, which you may or may not be able to afford... oh and Hasbro has a lot of money and they should have done more research, so I am taking them to court to.... yeah I may lose (I most likely will)... but I can sure as hell make your life miserable, and drag up some nasty PR to boot. And that is without anyone else getting involved who also wrote something similar. I don't need to go find any copies, they are all over the place... there are thousands upon thousands of them out there... I admit I don't use fimfiction very much, but at just a glance I am seeing right at 90,000 stories on there... do you seriously think they are all totally original from each other and share NOTHING in common with each other? I would wager more than half share MANY similarities. And that is WITHOUT any other fanfiction sites being included. Remember, I am not arguing what you or I think.. I am arguing from the eyes of the butt hurt writer whose story was not selected over something he or she feels is just like theirs. In the very best case scenario, you will get people crying favoritism and bias or whatever... and in the worst case you start getting plagiarism claims. No making broad sweeping claims is not how copyright works... so what? That has not stopped people from doing it for years... there is no law that says you can't make a claim, you just have to be able to prove your case. Hasbro already hired someone to write episodes for them, and this person could hypothetically be 'sued' for copyright infringement just as well as any fan could, and just as well as Steven king could. By this logic no episodes would ever be created at all because people could just make easy money by suing them, it's not that easy. There are already I am sure a lot of writers that feel Hasbro is stealing their ideas when something comes down the pipeline.... the show has been going for 6 seasons, and fanfiction has been being written since season one... I have no doubts some writers have successful written stories that later echoes VERY similarly to what later happened in the show. And for all we know maybe the writers did scrounge some fanfiction for some ideas... it is certainly possible. The thing is though, although yeah, they could just have the writers swipe existing material for ideas, there is no 100% way to prove it other than claims and suspicion. I mean, I imagine before it was ever announced several fan writers were pegging Twilight (or any other character) to become an alicorn.You have to remember: 1. They own the franchise lock stock and barrel. We do not. You cannot claim anything of thiers as your own, even if you are using it in a new way or a new idea. I make Twilight into a cyborg... I still cannot claim it as my own, and I cannot do anything about it if they suddenly make My Little Pony: Terminators are Magic. 2. We can certainly write fanfiction stories but we cannot copyright the stories or characters unless they are our own creations. There is a lot of grey areas here about what you can and cannot do, but needless to say no matter what any of us say, a court has final say in the matter when it comes to using characters or the world itself in a fan fiction story and trying to claim it as your own. 3. And since I cannot copyright that amazing story about Twilight Sparkle becoming an alicorn princess, I cannot claim plagiarism when Hasbro made it so. They own the copyrights and the characters and the franchise.... I do not... at best I can fuss on forums and Hasbro can say just say they wrote it and never saw my story. There is no way to prove otherwise unless they come out and say they stole it... which even if they did.. they are stealing their own characters and franchise in a manner of speaking. (Would still just be a dick move really but as far as i known nothing illegal) if Hasbro suddenly made an entirely new property though based on something someone else owned, then yes, they could be sued. That goes with any writer... since like i said, many of them write stories that are similar to something someone else wrote. There are very few truly new ideas coming out anymore, just new spins on old ideas... there is virtually no way to write a story anymore without somewhere there being a story by someone that is in someway similar... that somebody could point at and cry infringement. And again, this is all open to interpretation and to the feelings of those involved. Some writers are very lenient and uncaring, others like a certain vampire writer are extremely aggressive over their property and will go after others for even a hint of similarities or infringement. What about Dr. Who, they allowed fanfiction into their program and it was fine. This argument is based on scaremongering without factual basis. Go find two stories on fimfiction that are copies of each other, I don't think you can. Stories are very unique, and copying an idea doesn't automatically give someone the right to sue. The main reason people don't sue is because they know they would almost certainly lose, not because they don't know how much money they would get! Why are you bringing up Doctor Who? That has nothing to do with what Hasbro does. Why do people always fall back on this argument? It is the same as the whole "Aw mom!!!... Billy's mom lets me wrestle on the couch with my friends!!!" And yes, copying an idea does give you the right to sue... if you can prove the original idea was yours, you can take it as far as your patience and wallet will get you. Again, it is about proof, not claims. Otherwise I could claim I invented MLP... which I am sure someone else has at some point since there were toy horses before MLP even existed.You are right though, most people don't sue because they feel they would lose. But we are not talking about what they feel... we are talking about what CAN happen. Once the floodgates start to open it is hard to turn it off. Once you get called out for plagiarism, especially if there is the possibly there is some truth to it, it is hard to not keep avoiding it and create that sense of mistrust.They buy that story from Fred, Donald cries theft... Donald may lose, but there is the possibility there is truth to it... even if the courts see it in Hasbro's favor. Now more and more plagiarism claims come about due to other stories... again Hasbro owns the world and characters so they will most likely win (unless they are using a completely new character created by someone else which who knows then), but it starts a snowball effect of mistrust. Is Hasbro really writing their own stories, or are they just farming fimfiction? Even if they are not, the seed is laid... and although I seriously doubt it would effect them too badly as a company, they care heavily about their image and their brand to want to avoid that mistrust and that taint. Of course honestly in the end all of this is rather pointless to argue about since you cannot claim fanfiction as your own in most cases, and thus nothing will ever reach the heights mentioned above. Also, even if they did "buy" some stories we probably would not know about it anyway unless someone came out telling the whole world about it. But that does not change the fact they most likely won't do it just to avoid any of the issues that CAN arise from it. Anyway, I don't want to turn the thread from a "what if" thread into a legal one (although all of the above is really just one big "what if' anyway), so I'll drop it. I will say I would prefer them to always follow their own visions for the film than utilize anything the community has, just because the community is so divided about what is and is not good and what they would and would not like to see. I also don't like the idea of any part of the fandom feeling like they should have more say over the direction of the show than any other... we are all just along for the ride, and none of us should be allowed to steer it in the direction only we are individuals want. I have heard a couple of fan made songs here and there though that would be pretty cool within the film if that somehow ever came to pass. I would not like to see any OCs in it except perhaps as background filler in large scenes or something. No actual speaking roles and such in the film. I could see something like that have been being used in some sort of contest or the like. ~No profound statement needed~ Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
trademark2 485 January 28, 2017 Share January 28, 2017 (edited) I think it is one of the smartest things they could do, hiring writers or people in general from the fandom. If they hire people with no context in the show, there will be characterization mistakes, like in season 6 Edited January 28, 2017 by trademark2 Feel free to message or add me everypony! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ManaMinori 4,145 January 28, 2017 Author Share January 28, 2017 I think it is one of the smartest things they could do, hiring writers or people in general from the fandom. If they hire people with no context in the show, there will be characterization mistakes, like in season 6 who said anything about writers from the fandom? look at the op again- I specifically pointed out music creators and oc artists. Under the Jellicle Moon- a site with cuteness, cat boys, and comic strips / Star Dreams Fanclub Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
trademark2 485 January 28, 2017 Share January 28, 2017 creative bronies includes writers though! Feel free to message or add me everypony! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
cuteycindyhoney 13,307 January 28, 2017 Share January 28, 2017 (edited) I don't believe this is so. Authors use each others ideas all the time. Shows use each others ideas all the time. There is a saying 'nothing is new'. If the show wanted to do a 'corrupt twilight' arc, there would probably be similar fanfiction. Fanfiction does not cast blockades over a shows possible plotting Not trying to be a pain, but please read the article I'm linking to. Television shows DO NOT accept scripts/script ideas. Here's the main point, but I posted the link too. 3) You can’t submit a spec of a show to that same show. In other words, you (or your agent/manager) can’t send your CSI spec to CSI. They won’t read it … and you shouldn’t want them to. This is partly for legal reasons, in case someone submits a script with a storyline similar to something the show’s staff is already writing. Showrunners aren’t in the business of stealing ideas, but every once in awhile, a naïve young writer believes their idea has been stolen. While this is almost never the case, the ensuing legal headaches can be costly, time-consuming, and distracting … so it’s better to avoid it altogether. (You can learn more about protecting your work in my post, “The Truth About Protecting Your Work.”) http://www.scriptmag.com/features/primetime-how-do-i-submit-my-scripts-to-tv-shows Edited January 28, 2017 by cuteycindyhoney Thank you Sparklefan1234!!! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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