Jul 06 Love0 Story Equation Expanded: Applying the Four Variables By Michael Schilf Screenwriting 101 Every good story is about an interesting somebody (character), who wants something badly (want) and is having trouble getting it…Read More
Jul 06 Love0 Quentin Tarantino Has Some Screenwriting Words of Wisdom for You By Cameron Cubbison Main Quentin Tarantino reveals the writers who have influenced him the most in regards to creating his personal style for…Read More
Jul 05 Love0 ‘Queen of the Desert’ Features a Stellar Cast in a Shaky Trailer By Cameron Cubbison Main "A chronicle of Gertrude Bell's life, a traveler, writer, archaeologist, explorer, cartographer, and political attaché for the British Empire…Read More
Jul 05 Love0 The Last Picture Show: The Ten Finest Final Films By Martin Keady Top 10 Lists Filmmakers stop making films for all kinds of reasons: they die; they lose funding; or they may just lose interest…Read More
Jul 04 Love0 The New ‘Steve Jobs’ Trailer Puts You on the Right Side of His Personality By Cameron Cubbison Main Set backstage at three iconic product launches and ending in 1998 with the unveiling of the iMac, Steve Jobs…Read More
Jul 04 Love2 How to Write a Screenplay About Rebellion By Eric Owusu Screenwriting 101 This Independence Day weekend, I’d be remiss if I didn’t write a piece on how to write a rebellion screenplay.…Read More
Jul 02 Love3 Story: Character Driven vs. Plot Driven By Michael Schilf Screenwriting 101 Screenplays evolve essentially two ways: plot driven (often called High Concept), when a writer plugs original characters into a tailor-made…Read More
Jul 01 Love0 Tips on Adaptation and Divisive Voice-over Devices By Susan Kouguell Screenwriting 101 Me and Earl and the Dying Girl opens with protagonist Greg’s line: GREG GAINES (V.O.) It was the best of…Read More
Jun 30 Love0 Character Creation: Planting the Seed By Michael Schilf Screenwriting 101 Real life is full of characters, and no matter how ordinary a person may seem, he or she still has…Read More
Jun 28 Love1 Exploring Hollywood’s Fascination with Elmore Leonard By Michelle Donnelly Entertainment In a career that spans over sixty years, Leonard’s first story was “Trail of the Apache,” which he sold to…Read More