5 hours ago by Juliet Boyd

SCRIPTWRITING LIBRARY Cliches I’m Tired of Seeing – Part Six – It was all a dream! by The Bitter Script Reader Cliches I’m Tired of Seeing – Part Seven – Newscaster exposition by The Bitter Script Reader Zombie-class situations by John August Surprise by Let’s Schmooze – Doug Eboch on Screenwriting ...

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8 hours ago by pol

posted by: pol Hombres y “Dibus” Cuando la premisa de una historia es brillante, lo más importante está hecho. Es cierto que el desarrollo puede ser peor o mejor, pero por lo menos, se ha plantado una buena semilla. Pensé en esto después de ver Who framed Roger Rabbit ( Robert Zemeckis, 1988). El pu ...

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10 hours ago by T

I’ve always enjoyed puzzles. Not rules, mind you, but puzzles. Word puzzles, strategy games, Sudoko is like CRACK… and when I was into math, it was always the geometric “What are the angles?” questions that I lusted after. Because I find great joy in the solving. The rules thing is probably why I to ...

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15 hours ago by Devin

Looks like ScreenTalk will be back on the air live starting next week. I haven’t been given a lineup yet, but as soon as I do I’ll be sure to let you know. And if you want to catch up, you can listen to our past shows here.

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16 hours ago by blogadmin

How many times have you heard an idea and thought, “that would make a really great movie.” For many aspiring screenwriters, the leap from concept to feature film seems like a long and difficult journey. But now, the folks at MovieHatch.com are connecting fans, screenwriters and industry professional ...

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16 hours ago by beverlyhillsjambo

Kirk Douglas 1949 Man oh man I been busy. This is national novel writing month. The idea is to write about 1500 words a day, without thinking about it too much and see what you get at the end of the month. The idea is you’ll have a first draft of a novel that is at least 50.000 words. Nanowrimo link ...

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17 hours ago by Philip Larkin

Ah. Bit of a lull there. A slight sabbatical endured, but here’s hoping I’m beginning to get used to my new routine with Brewhaha, tea & general writing. I’ve absented myself, not entirely on purpose; seeing as I’ve only just been made aware by some who are eager to read my babble, that I’ve not pos ...

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19 hours ago by ashleyfmiller

His response to my email: “Which incorrect blog are you talking about?” Boy does this say a lot. I think he just saw my blog and sent me a blanket threatening e-mail that he sends all blogs that say bad things about him. And there are quite a few*. Which makes sense, since nothing in his e-mail actu ...

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20 hours ago by adcaudle

…never let one of your parents try and imitate a Bee Gees song when you’re in a car and there is no opportunity for immediate escape. Don’t ask me why, just take my word for it. Right, so I am at last back in Wales, back for the weekend to rest, relax, and finish an essay. Damn you Social Capital fo ...

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21 hours ago by Peter

Sketchwar is an online weekly sketch-writing group. Every week, participants write comedy sketches about that week's topic; at the end of the week, we read each other's sketches, comment, and perhaps bicker about who wrote the best sketch that week. If you're interested in participating, this page h ...

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