Feb 23 Love0 The Great Screenwriters: Part 3 – Leigh Brackett By Martin Keady Main Almost everything about Leigh Brackett was uncertain, ambiguous and even androgynous, beginning with her name, which many people (including the…Read More
Feb 17 Love0 Screenwriting: Predicting The Unpredictable By Richard Walter Main A letter arrived recently from Screenwriting Newsletter subscriber Ronald M. Sandgrund, a prominent Colorado attorney, law professor, and writer. (Full…Read More
Feb 16 Love0 Anomalisa Proves Puppets More Compelling than Humans By Madeline Dennis-Yates Movie Reviews Anomalisa is a Charlie Kaufman film, so it will potentially disturb you, confuse you, and make you question everything you…Read More
Feb 03 Love0 The Great Screenwriters: Part 2 – Ben Hecht By Martin Keady Main The Great Screenwriters is a new series for Scriptlab that examines the life and work of the finest writers for…Read More
Feb 01 Love0 Review: The Finest Hours Floats at Sea, Sinks on Land By Nguyen Le Movie Reviews On Feb. 18, 1952, a ferocious nor’easter picked the oil tanker SS Pendleton to be the Titanic’s spiritual successor, splitting…Read More
Jan 26 Love0 Crowdfunded Publishing and the Writer’s Vision By Valerie Kalfrin Main As a veteran screenwriter, Patrick Sheane Duncan is used to hearing suggestions, some mind-boggling, about his work. With his script…Read More
Jan 19 Love2 The Great Screenwriters: Part 1 – Shakespeare, The First Screenwriter By Martin Keady Main The Great Screenwriters is a new monthly series from TSL that takes an in-depth look at greatest writers for the…Read More
Jan 13 Love0 Review: Chi-Raq has Chicago on the Mind By Nguyen Le Reviews The world is no stranger to Spike Lee’s passionate, one-of-a-kind temperament. In recent years, despite whatever controversies the filmmaker’s inner…Read More
Jan 11 Love0 Review: Bleak, Beautiful and Bloody — The Revenant is Epic By Christopher Ortiz Reviews About halfway into The Revenant, Tom Hardy’s Fitzgerald, a cold and traumatized frontiersman, shares meat with Will Poulter’s Jim, a…Read More
Jan 07 Love0 Escape From Film School By Richard Walter Main Approximately thirty-five years ago I got an idea for a screenplay called Film School. I like to consider the script an ‘homage’…Read More