Posted by Ryan Dixon on Thursday, February 02, 2012 in Script Coverage • Scouting Qualifiers • (0) Comments • Permalink •
This week ScriptShark Scouting introduced to high-concept and arrestingly original scripts into the marketplace. Here's the rundown...
read more »Posted by ashley on Wednesday, January 25, 2012 in Articles • Writers • Paul Chitlik • Script Development • Business Tips • (0) Comments • Permalink •
Yes, I’ve harped on the fact that it all starts with the story, the definition of which is simple: There’s a person. S/he has a goal.
read more »Posted by Steven Fechter on Thursday, January 19, 2012 in Articles • Writers • Steven Fechter • Script Development • General Notes • (0) Comments • Permalink •
Very soon this year’s Academy Award nominees will be announced, including best original and best adapted screenplay. The honor brings personal satisfaction, professional caché, and many new friends.
read more »Posted by Ryan Dixon on Friday, January 13, 2012 in Script Coverage • Scouting Qualifiers • Success Stories • (0) Comments • Permalink •
This week brought ScriptShark scouting back into full swing for 2012. Take a look at the projects we introduced to the industry:
read more »Posted by Patty Fantasia on Wednesday, January 11, 2012 in Articles • Featured Articles • Writers • Patty Fantasia • Script Development • Business Tips • (0) Comments • Permalink •
The great debate regarding education for filmmakers has continued to draw both pro and con opinions as to whether or not it’s better to attend college or try some form of self-education and several options have become available for anyone who wants to learn more about the movie making business.
read more »Posted by ashley on Wednesday, January 04, 2012 in Articles • Featured Articles • Writers • Paul Chitlik • Script Coverage • Screenwriting Tips • (0) Comments • Permalink •
When I was a kid, I was always asking my dad questions. Some would be about things, some would be about places, some would be about him or things that happened to him. If he didn’t want to answer, which was most of the time, what he usually replied was, “What are you, writing a book?”
read more »Posted by Pen Densham on Tuesday, December 20, 2011 in Articles • Featured Articles • Script Development • General Notes • (2) Comments • Permalink •
For 20 days I helped shoot a movie called Phantom. It all took place inside a retired, Russian submarine, docked at the San Diego Maritime museum. Some days, we had two crews filming back-to-back inside this amazing head-banging, cramped, low-tech diesel leviathan.
read more »Posted by ashley on Friday, December 16, 2011 in Articles • Featured Articles • Writers • Carter Blanchard • Script Coverage • Screenwriting Tips • (6) Comments • Permalink •
Getting notes can be an eye-opening battery recharger or one of the most frustrating parts of the writing process. Heeding a bad note can be the thread that unravels the whole sweater.
read more »Posted by Ryan Dixon on Friday, December 09, 2011 in Script Coverage • Scouting Qualifiers • (0) Comments • Permalink •
This week, ScriptShark Scouting introduced three very different, but equally compellng screenplays to the industry. We've already received a lot of response from managers, agents and producers. Let's take a look...
read more »Posted by ashley on Tuesday, December 06, 2011 in Articles • Featured Articles • Writers • DW Brown • Script Coverage • Screenwriting Tips • (0) Comments • Permalink •
Characters with charisma are charming, dynamic, fascinating and compelling and we want to see them in our works of art. In fact, we respond to them the same as the works of art themselves: they make us feel large and small, aching and pleased, simultaneously.
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