There are a couple more things you need to be careful with when you’re shooting a film in 48, 72, or however few hours. One challenge is finding a way to fit in the requirements
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Why Storyboard Your Film?
What is a storyboard? Wikipedia’s definition is: a storyboard is a graphic organizer in the form of illustrations or images displayed in sequence for the purpose of pre-visualizing a motion picture, animation, motion graphic or
Continue ReadingWriting From Inspiration
Many times I have wondered where inspiration for good writing comes from. In researching this, I’ve come to find out that the answer is quite simple. Inspiration can come from a fascinating person, good or
Continue ReadingWriting Tips From A Pro: Talking with Michael Adams, Part II
Michael Adams is a screenwriter and script consultant working/writing in the business for over 20 years. He works with producers that have scripts that hum but need to sing. Like a phenomenal soccer coach that
Continue ReadingWriting Tips From A Pro: Talking with Michael Adams
I recently had the great pleasure of meeting screenwriter and script consultant Michael Adams. His advice to screenwriters is a true testament of learning the craft to the point of a blood transfusion. Books such
Continue ReadingThe Pitchfest Is Calling
If you are an aspiring writer with the world’s greatest screenplay and want immediate feedback, then go to a pitchfest. There, you will have the amazing opportunity to pitch your script to studios such as
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