People watching may be the best way to hone those sub-textual writing skills. So I was standing in CVS looking for a father’s day card for my son (note to self: There are no father’s day cards from dad to…
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Yet Another “Regular Guy” Wants To Be A Superhero
Another “regular guy” wants to be a superhero. Will this trend ever end? Somebody’s Hero “In this heart-warming family comedy, average accountant, Dennis Sullivan, is assigned to the account of a young widow and her son, a boy fascinated with…
How social media (almost) ruined my screenwriting career
Or “Why Social Media is like a bad tattoo”. Okay, that’s hyperbole. But I relearned a lesson recently. If you’re a budding screenwriter, an indie filmmaker, an aspiring or established anything, social media should oughtta be part of your life.…
Writing screenplay description with personal style
Finding your descriptive voice in screenwriting Screenplays aren’t Literature. If there’s one core screenwriting truth you’re supposed to learn as soon as possible, that’s it. All the stuff that made your fiction writing awesome, all the flowery language, the detailed…
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