Warning! Spoilers ahead for The Flash #8!With two incredibly powerful speedsters in the DC Universe, one moment proves which Flash has a better handle on their abilities. As reality starts coming apart at the seams, the Flash Family’s response to the crisis reveals who truly deserves the Fastest Man Alive title between Barry Allen and Wally West.
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There have been a lot of times when 90 Day Fiancé cast members have described their romantic adventures to the cameras in great detail. The 90 Day Fiancé franchise boasts a family that’s comprised of stars across ages, cultures, and languages. Several faces have been introduced on the show and its spin-offs, which all come…
In cinematic storytelling, few genres possess the universal appeal and emotional resonance as movies about music. From toe-tapping soundtracks to… The post Sonic Stories: The Cinematic Magic of Movies About Music appeared first on The Script Lab. Go to Source Author: Ken Miyamoto from ScreenCraft
Script coverage plays an essential role in developing a screenwriter’s skills and aids them in discovering their unique screenwriting voice. Without guidance, novice screenwriters can often find themselves lingering between bland screenwriting and attempting to explore the wants, needs, guidelines, and expectations of the film industry they are trying to break into. With that in…
Just 7% sympathize more with the entertainment and media corporations represented by the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television… Continue reading on Go Into The Story » Go to Source Author: Scott Myers
Here’s a tip on how to focus in on themes. Just as you can generally surface a story’s central theme by following the Protagonist, you can… Continue reading on Go Into The Story » Go to Source Author: Scott Myers
Three keys to crafting a Bad Guy who is your story’s Protagonist. A question from Ryan Covert: How about a Schrader-esque analysis/discussion on how to approach the writing of an anti-hero? A villain as the story’s protagonist. Obviously this is more of an advanced screenwriting theory, as well as probably something that has better roots in…
