Go Into The Story Week In Review: May 4-May 10, 2015
Links to this week’s most notable posts:
Beau Willimon asks, “What does your Protagonist need?”
Classic 50s Movie: A Star Is Born
Classic 50s Movie: Night of the Demon
Classic 50s Movie: Rear Window
Classic 50s Movie: Seven Samurai
Classic 50s Movie: The File on Thelma Jordon
Classic 50s Movie: The Quiet Man
Conversations with Wilder: Part 17
Daily Dialogue theme for next week: Famous Last Words
Great Character: Roger Rabbit (Who Framed Roger Rabbit)
Interview (Video): Walter Bernstein
Interview (Video): David Magee
Interview (Written): Brad Bird and Damon Lindelof (Tomorrowland)
Name a song that perfectly conveys a movie’s theme
On Writing: John Patrick Shanley
Reader Question: What is the most creative way you’ve seen for someone to get their script read?
Reader Question: What makes a stellar logline?
Report from NYC Black List screenwriter panel
Screenwriting 101: Peter Straughan
Screenwriting News (May 4-May 10, 2015)
Spec Script Deal: “The Infinite Horizon”
‘Stockholm, Pennsylvania’ and Our National Obsession with Abducted Women
Twitter Rant: Daniel Kunka on Being a Productive Writer
Wanted: Your input about the blog (cont’d)