How about lovable characters who move you? Or a moveable character = a character who moves you? This will be interesting for me because I confess I have not seen Zootopia, my summer move blowing a huge hole in my movie-watching…
“Jackie’s Screenwriter Walks Us Through the Stories That Inspired the Movie’s Best Scenes” Vulture checks in with Jackie screenwriter Noah Oppenheim.
Script Analysis: “Zootopia” — Part 1: Scene By Scene Breakdown Reading scripts. Absolutely critical to learn the craft of screenwriting. The focus of this weekly series is a deep structural and thematic…
Daily Dialogue — December 5, 2016 ERIC: What you were just listening to was some kind of creative… uh… almost x-rated, uh, radio, here, from Eric Swan on QSKY FM. What I did…
On Writing “Dialogue which does not move the story along, or add to the mood of the story, or have an easily definable reason for being there at all…
The next Go Into The Story Read and Analysis Script: “Zootopia” Read the script for the hit animated movie and analyze it next week.
10 Screenwriting Skills and Traits You Need Develop your expertise in 10 areas to maximize your screenwriting potential.
Podcast: The Process.Ink — Episode 4 with David Kanter Tom Benedek talks with manager-producer of The Revenant and more.
Daily Dialogue — December 4, 2016 “We lost Germany. We lost France. If we lose today, we won’t get to fight another.”
Daily Dialogue theme next week: Excuse Join the Daily Dialogue team: 3,124 consecutive days and counting.
Free Tickets to See ‘Braveheart’ Screenwriter Live in L.A.! Randall Wallace with moderator Greg Kinnear on Tuesday, December 6.
Saturday Hot Links Time for the 266th installment of Saturday Hot Links, your week’s essential reading about movies, TV, streaming, Hollywood, and other…
Alisha Brophy & Scott Miles 4th Holiday Animation! 2014 Nicholl Fellowship in Screenwriting duo’s annual holiday cartoon.
Videos: Writer-Directors Tom Ford, Barry Jenkins, Mike Mills, and Jeff Nichols Four talented filmmakers describe a key scene from their new films.
Daily Dialogue — December 3, 2016 HILLER: Sonofabitch. Haaaa! Just wait! Just wait! Get off. Get off of me!. That’s what you’ll get! Ha, ha! Look at you! Ship all banged up…
Would studios return to the ‘Singles and Doubles’ approach to making movies? Neil Turitz points to Screen Gems as an alternate to mega-budget blockbusters.
Audio: Nerdist Comics Panel #106: Jon Spaihts 50+ minute conversation with one of Hollywood’s top screenwriters.
