Writing for Film and TV
Written By Scott A. McConnell Michael Connolly is one of the best mystery-crime writers today, many would say the best. His novels are best sellers and have been adapted for film and television. His series, “Bosch”, currently plays on SBS in Australia and on Amazon Prime in the U.S. A …
Pictured: Highway 212 forest road. Lithonia, United States. Photo by Matt Duncan. matthewfoxx.com | @matthew.foxx Written By JC Cummings Once you get a ‘green light’ the next phase begins. Among various convoluted phases of any production process, DEVELOPMENT, is one of the most important. As elementary as it sounds, defining …
Pictured above: David B. Carren wrote and directed in Texas the film, “Waiting for Sandoval.” The production utilized a cast and crew made up entirely of students from the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley. Written by David B. Carren In Next Level Screenwriting: Insights, Ideas and Inspiration for …
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Holly Jurbergs’ love for science and music always informs and influences her writing. After completing a Ph.D. in Chemistry at the University of Texas at Austin in 1996, Holly worked as an Analytical Chemist in pharmaceutical and agricultural chemical companies. She has played piano since she was eight-years-old and more …
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In this article, I will describe my approach to scriptwriting. Before I actually start writing, I take a lot of time to develop my ideas and to work on the structure of the script. This helps me to create a solid base for the writing process. I have a 7-step …
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Exclusive Interview with Kenneth Dancyger Ken Dancyger is the author or co-author of seven books on screenwriting, directing, film editing and production. They are “The Technique of Film and Video Editing,” “The Director’s Idea,” “Alternative Scriptwriting,” “Writing the Short Film,” “Global Scriptwriting,” “The World of Film and Video Production,” …
Screenwriting tips from Joe Stinson, Brian Price, Michael Tabb, David Paterson, and more… Pictured above: Photo by Aleks Marinkovic, Filmmaker, Henley on Thames, Oxfordshire, England. Follow aleksmarinkovic.com. 7 Best Screenwriting Tips: Stop Writer’s Block Tip #1 “Ideas are a dime a dozen and everybody’s got dozens. You can’t …
Here’s some wonderful screenwriting inspiration and pointers from Jeff Lyons, Joe Stinson, Michael Tabb, Brian Price, Claudia Hunter Johnson, Loren-Paul Caplin, Martie Cook, and Alan C. Hueth. Above photo by Peter Kasprzyk | petetakesphotos.de 8 Essential Screenwriting Tips for Filmmakers “Write what you want to see.” ~Jeff Lyons …
by Michael Halperin One of the myths of the motion picture industry silently states that screenwriters only write for the big or small screen. Somehow writers become entrenched in this head-messing idea. “My screenplay didn’t sell,”…”My agent hasn’t called,”…”Oh my God, what will I do?”…”Do I have to go back …
by Brad Schreiber Having been the director of development for TV/film director Jonathan Kaplan (Unlawful Entry, The Accused, NBC’s E.R.), I had the unique and special opportunity to read screenplays, as well as fiction and non-fiction books and articles, to see if there was anything which might interest him as …
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