This video by Michael Tucker of Lessons from the Screenplay is an excellent class in characterization, subverting expectations, and minimalism. It explains Andrew Stanton’s Unifying Theory of 2+2 through the context of No Country for Old Men. 17 more words via Lessons from the Screenplay: The Unifying Theory of 2+2 — LA Screenwriter
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Video: How Noah Baumbach Wrote a Love Story About Divorce — LA Screenwriter
Nehemiah Jordan over at Behind the Curtain has put together another great video about Noah Baumbach’s writing process for Marriage Story. Through interview clips and footage from the film, Baumbach explains how he conceptualized the story, how he crafted that opening, that fight scene, and how he fully utilized the audience’s tendency to align with…… via… Continue reading Video: How Noah Baumbach Wrote a Love Story About Divorce — LA Screenwriter
Producer Jameson Parker on Creating a Pitch Deck, Budgeting, and More — LA Screenwriter
by Ashley Scott Meyers This week producer Jameson Parker talks about many details of the job. Topics include making pitch decks (look books), working towards a budget, and making a Netflix TV series. 27 more words via Producer Jameson Parker on Creating a Pitch Deck, Budgeting, and More — LA Screenwriter
Ken’s Top 10: Tips for Writing a Short Script — LA Screenwriter
by Ken Aguado (@kaguado) While there are many good books on screenwriting out there and tons of great advice here at LA Screenwriter, one area that gets short shrift is the art and strategy for writing shorts. 22 more words via Ken’s Top 10: Tips for Writing a Short Script — LA Screenwriter
The Screenwriter, by Mark Tulin – Friday Flash Fiction — Crow On The Wire
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THRILLER Festival 1st Scene Script: The Journal Of Second Lieutentant Issac Bangs, Unabridged, by George Deihl Jr.
In 1776, a young medic in the Continental Army struggles to solve a series of gruesome murders in Manhattan’s Brothel District, and uncovers a secret that could cost him his soul. CAST LIST: Jacob: Biden Hall Lizzie: Aliya Hamid Ben: Geoff Mays Narrator: Val Cole Cunningham: Shawn Devlin Isaac: Chris O’Bray Madame: Pascale Behrman —… Continue reading THRILLER Festival 1st Scene Script: The Journal Of Second Lieutentant Issac Bangs, Unabridged, by George Deihl Jr.
Top THRILLER Festival Screenplays of 2019
Watch the winning readings performed by professional actors. 20 screenplays in total. THRILLER TV PILOT Reading: BLOWBACK, by Eric Murphy https://thrillersuspensefestival.com/2019/04/01/thriller-tv-pilot-reading-blowback-by-eric-murphy/ Winning SHORT Thriller Screenplay Reading of Too Old to Trick-or-Treat by Tammy Gross https://thrillersuspensefestival.com/2019/03/12/winning-short-thriller-screenplay-reading-of-too-old-to-trick-or-treat-by-tammy-gross/ THRILLER 1st Scene Screenplay Reading: Rosemary Lane, by Leal Butler https://thrillersuspensefestival.com/2019/04/27/thriller-1st-scene-screenplay-reading-rosemary-lane-by-leal-butler/ THRILLER 1st Scene Screenplay Reading: Killer Kisses, by S.D.… Continue reading Top THRILLER Festival Screenplays of 2019
1st Scene THRILLER Screenplay Reading: Angel City, by Al Mertens
July, 1977. After reuniting with family in the backwoods town of Angel City, a young black man struggles to survive after sparking a chain of catastrophic events. A tale of Southern Gothic horror. CAST LIST: Marian: Vanessa Quagliara Jamie: Daniel Jones Jake: Luke Robinson Narrator: Regan Brown Carol: Cassandra Guthrie Old Cook: Julie Sheppard Latham:… Continue reading 1st Scene THRILLER Screenplay Reading: Angel City, by Al Mertens
THRILLER Best Scene Reading: Chance, by John Fraser
CAST LIST: NARRATION – Tracy Rowland Emma – Rebecca MacDonald Martine – Krista Barzso — Producer/Director: Matthew Toffolo http://www.matthewtoffolo.com Festival Moderators: Matthew Toffolo, Rachel Elder Casting Director: Sean Ballantyne Editors: Kimberly Villarruel, Ryan Haines, John Johnson Festival Directors: Rachel Elder, Natasha Levy Camera Operators: Ryan Haines, Temitope Akinterinwa, Efren Zapata, Zack Arch Share this:
THRILLER Best Scene Screenplay: Chupacabra, by Aaron Willett, Jayesh Patel
“A small town Texas community is torn at the seams when lies, cover ups, and deception muddy up the waters of the true terror that lurks in the wild.” Chief Blake is fair on justice and well liked, but now all of his instincts and decisions are hauled into question as a series of gruesome… Continue reading THRILLER Best Scene Screenplay: Chupacabra, by Aaron Willett, Jayesh Patel
