The phrase "a script due" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a script that is due for submission or completion, but as it stands, it lacks clarity.
Example: "The deadline for submitting a script is approaching, and I need to finish a script due by Friday."
Alternatives: "a script that is due" or "a script to be submitted".
With a script due to be written by Brendan O'Brien (Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates), the film will feature Ferrell as "an Uber driver stuck with a deranged escaped-convict passenger".
Her first semester, she had a script due, and she found herself desperate to write something as "cool" as the works she admired by Maxwell and Foreman, but was unable to produce anything that she thought was strong.
The kids don't care that you have a script due.
As the unions sent a message to the studios and networks that any script due beginning in November would probably not be delivered in advance of a strike, the studios stopped making new assignments.
A major removal from the script, due to time constraints, was a long sequence titled "Night of the Demons": the main character, a shop assistant named Stephen Baxter who discovers his divine lineage, takes over a hotel with his disciples and eventually encounters several of the hotel's employees that have been possessed by the Devil.
A new draft of the "Rodham" script, due shortly, is supposed to play up the romance between a 20-something Hillary Rodham and the charming future president from Hope, Ark., Bill Clinton.
In regions where the errors couldn't be corrected by the script due to the insufficient Illumina coverage, a Sanger PCR sequencing approach was applied.
Last week, Westmoreland reported that the couple had another script due to start production later this year.
This was a serious issue – the studio didn't believe audiences would buy Newman conning Redford, as he did in the script, due to their camaraderie in Butch Cassidy.
In the past software developers would need enormous capital injection to further develop their script due to the need of other applications.
Later in December, Argo screenwriter Chris Terrio was hired to rewrite the script, due to Goyer's commitments in other projects.
