Kudos to director Sara Nesson
... for her short Oscar-nominated documentary, "Poster Girl," which we saw Saturday at the WGA. Terribly moving and provocative! I expect more great things from her.
Screenwriters:
“Too good to be true. Remove goody-goodies from your script. Every character worth recommending is a mixture of positive and negative traits.”— Jennifer Lerch, 500 Ways to Beat the Hollywood Script Reader
Tips For Novelists
What makes for good novel writing--lush narrative, detailed description, inner monologues--often makes for poor screenwriting, which is brief and evocative
Tips For Writers
The key to success (and sanity) is to remain flexible while simultaneously being relentlessly organized.
Tips For Screenwriters
Nothing teaches screenwriting better than the screenplays of your favorite movies.
Yes, it’s true,
the gatekeepers can tell in the first two pages whether your work is ready for representation. Because so many people seek representation they don’t have time to keep reading.
Screenwriters:
Don’t refer to actors by name in your screenplay. You’ll limit your readership one way or the other!
Best 5 Movies I Saw in January:
The Fighter
Inside Job
The King’s Speech
Black Swan
The Kids Are All Right
Inside Job
The King’s Speech
Black Swan
The Kids Are All Right
Tips For Writers
If you don't drill new holes, you don't advance. The more an individual writer can write in different media, the better chance he or she's going to have financial freedom.
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