Go Into The Story Week In Review: May 12-May 18, 2014
Links to the week’s most notable posts:
Alien: 2 1/2 hour behind the scenes documentary
Classic 90s Movie: Before Sunrise
Classic 90s Movie: Howard’s End
Classic 90s Movie: Leon: The Professional
Classic 90s Movie: The Usual Suspects
Daniel Kunka on OWAs (Open Writing Assignments)
Daily Dialogue Theme for Next Week: Robbery
Feature on Jane Campion: “Life is not a career”
From TED-ED: What makes a hero?
“Game of Thrones” death pie chart
Go Into The Story interview: Geoff LaTulippe
Great Character: Alice Harford (Eyes Wide Shut)
Happy 6th Birthday to Go Into The Story
“Hollywood Should Make More, Not Fewer, Superhero Films”… NOT!
Interview (Video): Nat Faxon, Jim Rash (The Way Way Back)
Interview (Written): Richard Ayoade (The Double)
Interview (Written): Max Borenstein (Godzilla)
Los Angeles Film Festival: The Black List Live! A Staged Reading
Reader Question: Should I try to adapt my own book
Paris Review interview: Matthew Weiner, The Art of Screenwritin
Screenwriting 101: Declan O’Dwyer
Screenwriting News (May 12-May 18, 2014)
Script To Screen: The Kids Are All Right
Take note, Hollywood: The New Money is Here
The NFL, The Company and the Black List: New Screenwriting Initiative
The Small Screen Keeps Getting Larger
THR Roundtable: TV Showrunners
What can we learn from the movie Neighbors
Writing and the Creative Life: Nothing succeeds like failure
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