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What Is an “Operational Theme” and Why Don’t I Have One?
An excellent article by Javier Grillo-Marxuach whose TV writing-producing credits include Charmed, Boomtown, Lost, Medium, and Cowboy… Continue reading on Go Into The Story » Go to Source Author: Scott Myers
SYS Podcast Episode 523 – Tik Tok and Social Media For Writers With Jason Pargin
In this episode our host Ashley Scott Meyers talks with Author Jason Pargin. Our guest Jason Pargin is the author of novels such as I Am Starting To Worry About This Black Box Of Doom and John Dies At The End. Topics include how John Dies At The End was adapted into a movie in…
4 Lessons From Richard Linklater for Screenwriters
Richard Linklater is truly an independent filmmaker. Famous for his experimental style and do-it-yourself spirit, his most acclaimed films include the Before Trilogy (1995-2013), three films starring Ethan Hawke and Julie Delpy that are considered some of the best pieces of screenwriting of all time, and the Academy Award-nominated Boyhood (2014), a coming-of-age drama that Linklater filmed…
9 Declining TV Shows Saved By One Great Season
Among popular TV shows are particular seasons that renewed fan interest which had started to decline. Some great shows have a bad first season and start their “decline” early, only for an entertaining second season to pave the way for a long-running series. In other cases, a series is clearly falling out of favor because…
Blue Collar, Silver Screen: Great Modern Working-Class Hero Movies
When you think about the past six Best Picture Oscar winners in a row, do you notice a pattern? (I’ll… The post Blue Collar, Silver Screen: Great Modern Working-Class Hero Movies appeared first on The Script Lab. Go to Source Author: Karl Williams
Writing Tip: The Difference Between a Character’s Want and Need
One is a conscious goal. The other is an unconscious goal. Continue reading on Go Into The Story » Go to Source Author: Scott Myers