Category: Screenplay Articles
September
1
2010
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August
30
2010
A good story always has an audience. Few stories really make it to the cinema halls and the rest go through developmental hell. Screenwriting is helluva job and can become a writer’s worst nightmare next to a colossal flop that jinxes the survival of a production. Even experienced writers need to rejuvenate and get back to their narrative skills. Screenwriting workshops work as a catharsis’ for all kinds of writers. A workshop is a great way to get a fillip to a project in progress. There are many reputed screen playwrights that conduct workshops of…
August
28
2010
When one thinks of cinema, one thinks of glamourous heroines, perhaps even of handsome heroes (har!) or maybe even rain songs, but no one, absolutely no one, thinks of screenplay. A screenplay (pronounced as SCREEN-PLAY) sounds like a computer game which is played on one of those Playstations, but isn’t.
A screenplay is a traditional movie ingredient, just like glycerine and navel, but used sparingly over the years. Varsham employs this rare ingredient to an alarming level, and comes out alive and kicking.
Shaila does her bit of running around the trees as a red-hot heroine. Her…
August
25
2010
It’s no wonder that some of the greatest writers began their careers as actors.
The art of writing and acting have always been profoundly intertwined. All of the greatest writers have had an instinctual understanding of the actors craft, the ability to create a character, to play with and against text, and to shape a journey over the course of a play or movie.
And every great actor has an instinctive understanding of a writer’s craft as well: the ability to cultivate a compelling arc for a character, by exploring the dramatic structure and the conscious and unconscious desires…
August
20
2010
The lead up to the awards ceremony
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Prior to the announcement of nominations, Mr. Smith Goes to Washington and Gone with the Wind were the two films most widely tipped to receive a significant number of nominations. Mr. Smith Goes to Washington premiered in Washington with a premier party hosted by the National Press Club who found themselves portrayed unfavourably in the film; the film’s theme of political corruption was…
August
18
2010
Plot
After losing their jobs at Columbia University, a trio of misfit parapsychologists Peter Venkman, Raymond Stantz, and Egon Spengler establish their own paranormal exterminator service, “Ghostbusters.” The business, operating out of an abandoned fire station, gets off to a slow start, but just as they run out of money, the Ghostbusters are contacted by the upscale Sedgewick Hotel to investigate a haunting. At the hotel, they successfully (albeit chaotically) capture their first ghost and deposit him into a “containment unit” of their own design located at the Ghostbusters office. Paranormal activity appears to be on the…
August
16
2010
I believe there is an art and science to dealing with independent film financing. The art is being able to find money to make a movie and the science is being able to use that money wisely.
It’s a tragicomedy of sorts when a filmmaker is able to secure money to make their movie only to burn through it before they can finish their movie. Running out of money can happen during filming or post production.
The art of film financing can be difficult for some filmmakers because they are looking at their potential movie from a creative perspective.…
August
9
2010
Downloading the script of a movie has become child’s play thanks to the many sites that have mushroomed on the Internet. The movies are arranged according to alphabetical order or organized by genre, actor, or director.
Some of the popular sites include BestMovieScriptsForFree.com, Dave’sScript-O-Rama, JoBlo.com, MovieScriptSource.com, SimplyScripts.com, and WeeklyScript.com. Sites are also organized around genres like Science Fiction (Sci-FiMovieScripts.com), Horror (JewelsLittleSiteofHorrors.com), Classic (ClassicMovieScripts), and Silent movies (Photoplays.com). Some sites are fan sites of actors and directors like HarrisonFordWeb.com and QuentinTarantinoArchives.com. It is important to note that most screenplays are copyrighted, which means that people should pay a royalty fee…
August
6
2010
Trying to Find a Literary Agent is the goal on every screenwriters mind. But how exactly do you go about finding a literary agent in Hollywood when all you seem to get is rejection?
Let’s face it rejection in any form is hard to cope with. The key to dealing with rejection is by staying determined and not giving up. Perhaps a different approach is all that it will take to turn those rejection letters into a pleasant form of acceptance.
One sure way to beat rejection is to do your research. Make sure you only submit query letters…
July
25
2010
It looks a lot easier than it is. You don’t want a boring, paint-by-numbers protagonist leading the charge in your screenplay, regardless of genre, so you decide to switch things up, create a character with some edge, someone flawed. Not a bad thought, points for originality. But beware of the inherent dangers here. There is a veritable minefield of mistakes awaiting those who want to create the next great anti-hero (especially when there is a desire to keep the story commercially appealing to producers, agents and actors). The writer must skate a thin line between damaged and unsympathetic. Execute…
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