Go Into The Story Week In Review: May 18-May 24, 2015
Links to this week’s most notable posts:
Classic 50s Movie: On the Beach
Classic 50s Movie: Some Like It Hot
Classic 50s Movie: The Night of the Hunter
Classic 50s Movie: Singin’ in the Rain
Classic 50s Movie: Sunset Blvd.
Classic 50s Movie: The Bridge on the River Kwai
Conversations with Wilder: Part 20
Daily Dialogue theme for next week: Dating
Go Into The Story Script Reading & Analysis: The Imitation Game
Great Character: Ralph (“Wreck-It Ralph”)
Interview (Audio): Beau Willimon with Brian Koppelman
Interview (Video): George Miller
Interview (Written): Brad Bird
New GITS Initiative: FADE IN to FADE OUT in 1 Month
New GITS Initiative: Five Questions
New GITS Initiative: More Writing Challenges
New GITS Initiative: Movie Analysis
New GITS Initiative: Monthly Screenplay Workshop
Pixar’s “Inside Out”: Animated Emotions
Reader Question: Can characters “flip” archetype functions in a story?
Reader Question: Is a character’s transformation dictated by events or reactions to them?
Reader Question: Should antagonists think they are the protagonists of their own stories?
Scene Description Spotlight: Express Your Voice
Screenwriting Lessons from George Miller and “Mad Max: Fury Road”
Screenwriting News (May 18-May 24, 2015)
Spec Script Deal: “Command & Control”
The Business of Screenwriting: Everything you wanted to know about specs [Part 8]