Film Courage: Common misconceptions about what a writer should do after their script is finished? Travis Seppala, Screenwriter/Author: One is getting your script registered with the WGA [Writers Guild of America] versus having it copyrighted versus mailing it to yourself. I’ve seen many writers who still believe that if you mail your script to yourself […]
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A book ghostwriter is who writes books, journalistic works, speeches, or other contents by the person who is called the author, in other words we can say a ghost writer is an experienced writer who writes articles, books or novel for someone else. Famous celebrities, executives and political leaders often hire best book ghostwriters to write their […]
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Golden advice for aspiring film-makers by Akira Kurosawa ‘The most essential thing is the forbearance to face the dull task of writing one word at a time.‘– Honoré de Balzac 1. ALL YOU NEED IS A PAPER AND PEN It costs a great deal of money and skills to make films in the current […]
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Stanley Kubrick disliked his debut movie so much he tried to destroy it! Kubrick was one of the world’s greatest filmmakers. But he didn’t always get it right – at least, according to the famed perfectionist himself. 1953’s Fear and Desire is a drama inspired by the Korean War. Written by Kubrick’s friend and future […]
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On Aug. 7, 2015, hours before his $150 million comic book reboot Fantastic Four opened on 3,995 North American screens, director Josh Trank smashed the self-destruct button. “A year ago I had a fantastic version of this,” he tweeted in blind rage. “And it would’ve recieved [sic] great reviews. You’ll probably never see it. That’s…
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Quentin Tarantino is an ‘interesting‘ filmmaker. One of the most attractive aspects of his films are the unique staging and blocking. These help him convert the’interesting’ scenes in his script into ‘iconic scenes‘. The opening sequences of Tarantino’s various films have interested me . His movies start with snappy dialogue and they draw the audience […]
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Golden advice for aspiring film-makers by Akira Kurosawa ‘The most essential thing is the forbearance to face the dull task of writing one word at a time.‘– Honoré de Balzac 1. ALL YOU NEED IS A PAPER AND PEN It costs a great deal of money and skills to make films in the current times […]
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Director: Joel Coen, Ethan Coen Writer: Joel Coen, Ethan Coen (Screenplay) Starring: John Turturro, John Goodman, Judy Davis, Michael Lerner, John Mahoney, Tony Shalhoub, Jon Polito, Steve Buscemi Plot: A renowned New York playwright is enticed to California to write for the movies and discovers the hellish truth of Hollywood. Tagline – What’s in his […]
Steel Magnolias is infamous in a good way. It’s a film that plenty of women relate to deeply because it’s about women forming community. That most of it takes place in a beauty parlor is just fun and apt because plenty of us ladies like that sort of thing. It’s a movie a lot of […]
Movie: Mr. Smith Goes to Washington Release Date: October 17, 1939 Director: Frank Capra Starring: Jean Arthur, James Stewart. Tag Lines: “Capra at his greatest!” “Stirring – In the seeing! Precious – In the remembering!” “Capra’s Greatest Hit — The Screen At Its Most Inspired!” “Entertainment As Powerful As the Strength of the People! As […]
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First Scene Screenplay Festival 